Evening star., 1915-12-19
IN THE SCHOOLS

individually, is arranging for sultaple
exercises. These will take many va
ried forms, the most common, however,
being dramatizatiops
Eastern High School Alumni Assocl-
a.ion is to hold it's annual reunion at
t..e school Thursday afternoon. oesln-
n,ns at o'clock. A brief eeogram is
TO be given and officers elected, IN ad-
dition to the reunion itself frlor 70
this students at the school are to hold
their regular Christmas entertainment.
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Business Highs monthly magazine,
the Balance Sheet, is to be issued
"Wednesday or Thursday. It is expected
to be larger than usual by several
pages
Tomorrow morning the results of the
subscription campaign which has been
carried IN at Central for the official
publication, the Review, are to be an
nounced-
Alumni of Mckinley Manual Training
School are to hold their Christmas re-
union Thursday evening. All members
are urged to attend, even If they can
not remain for the entire evening.
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Vaudeville performances were given
and Thursday, these being the first sec
tion entertainments of the year. Sec
tion 14S had charge of the program,
the numbers including: Cartoon draw
ing, by Vernon Snow; a sketch or the
evolution of womans dress in America,
being depicted by the following: In
dian dress. Miss Sadie Goldman; Purl-
tan Miss Harriet Ferris; woman OF the
civil war period, Miss Marie Garoner,
woman of 1890, Miss Hilda Reagle;
woman of 1912, Miss Marion E1nsteln'
woman of 1915, Miss Minnie German,
ard woman of the future. Miss Marie
Friedrichs; chemical EXPERIMENTS, per-
formed by Arthur Fox; novelty singing
act, by Karl wassman, Harry Milloff.
Misses Rose Wolf and Minnie German,
fake ventriloquist act, by Benjamin
Jaffa as ventriloquist and Jacob Cold
berg as dummy: songs, by trio COM
FIR nix H. Marks, and vocal solo, by
Miss Minnie German: devotional exer-
cises conducted by Walter L. Miller.
William C. La Clair presided.
Members OF Eastern's foot ball team
were rendered supper at the school
last evening.
William C. La Clair resigned as COM
missioner of public order of the gem
eral organization of Business. and Miss
Dorothy Aplin resigned a $ secretary OF
the body recently. Bernard Wise ana
Miss Elizabeth Wood were elected to
fill the respective vacancies caused by
their reSigna tionS.
The Ledger, biweekly publication of
Business. was issued Friday.
Diptheria and sore throats were dis
cussed by DR.. Walter A Wells at
meeting of the Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation of the Franklin-Thomson
Schools Tuesday at the Thomson. Miss
Edna Dyer sang a number of solos.
Plans were made for the work of the
social CENTER" which is conducted by
the association in the assembly hall of
the Thomson building each Saturday
in community singing is to be con-
Quoted Tuesday evenings. beginning
January 4, the leader being Mr.. Har-
den.
Thanks for assistance in carrying on
the work of the center were rendered
Messrs- Moon, Everard and Thompson.
Mrs Stuhler, Mrs. Champ, Mrs. Lorle-
berg, Mrs. A. ], Driscoll. Misses Maggie
Doody, Kali, Crook and Martin.
G. W. o. Notes.
Dean Everett Fraser, Prof. E. o.
Schneider, jr., and several other men,
bers of the law school faculty will at
tend the annual convention of the As
sociation of American Law Schools, to
be held in Chicago December 2s. 20 and
80 Prof. Merton L. Ferson, who is on
leave OF absence for year to teach
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also will attend the convention.
The architectural club of the uni
gersity will hold it's first dance of the
season about January "a
The architectural students have sent
ten beaux arts projects to New York
for judgment by the jury of award.
The freshman class in the dental COL
lege has elected these officers: H c.
president; j. A Boston. treasurer: NJ
Harris, secretary, and II. A. Brown,
editor. The class has adopted the honor
system for examinations.
The senior class at the dental COL
lege is planning a banquet
The following dental students have
been initiated into Pst omega Frater-
nifty: j. B. Cole. E. J. Karney. NJ G.
Cannon and Mr.. Sody.
Oscar A. Johannesen has resigned as
assistant librarian in the law school
library on account of outside work. AL
bert c. Mackay has been appointed to
fll his place.
W. E. Hudmon of Auburn. Ala, has
enrolled in Columbian College. at the
university He is living at Sigma Nu
Fraternity house.
Theta Delta Chi recently held dance
at the fraternity house.
~ Beta Phi recently gave a tea at the
Cairo.
Theta Delta Chi recently was visited
by Carl Tombo Of New York. one of the
officers of the central governing board.
Phi Alpha Fraternity has Initiated
these students: L. Charles Rosenberg
OF the medical school: L. A. Tashof
engineering college; S. Bernstein, medi-
cal school, and N Levey, dental col
lege.
Kappa Alpha Fraternity recently held
dance at the chapter house.
Arthur Gronna of Columbian College
was the guest of Phi Mu Sorority at a
luncheon recently.
Chi Omega Sorority announces the
initiation of Louise Benton Pugh, Eliza
beth Aileen Davis, Gertrude Elizabeth
Walter. Marie Congdon McCloud. Cath
crime Louise Vaux. Charlotte Gordon
Simpson. Velma Alys Hitchcock, Doro-
thea De Wolf Bronel. Josepha Boyd
Fuller and Edna Augusta Dixon
Kappa Sigma has initiated Harold
Richardson of the law school and r. S,
Frogner of the dental college.
Washington College of Law.
Miss Alice Birdsall. 1912. the honor
woman of her class. Immediately after
graduation went to Arizona and hung
out her shingle and appeared fire.
quentiy in the courts of the state in
GLIDING the supreme court. She is now
by appointment. the official reporter of
the supreme court of Arizona So far
as known, Miss Birdsau is the first
woman to receive this honor
Herbert 3. Andrew Of the class of
1914 Is acting assistant attorney gen.
eral for the Island OF Guam. Mr. An
drew and his mother, Mrs. Sarah r
Andrew. were both in the class of 1914
and graduated at the same time. The
third member of the Andrew family.
Eugene II. Andrew. in order to make r.
complete Andrew law Arm followed
the example of his wife and son and