Evening star., 1915-11-14
Members of the Business High School

| Members OF the business High SchOol
College Club are to go on an outing
Wednesday afternoon. starting from
| Chain bridge. A committee has been
appointed, with William Mazo as it's
chairman, to gather information re-
garding various colleges and univer-
stiles.
Miss Estelle Wheeler. superintendent
OF diet kitchens, delivered an address
on the work being done by these in
| stitutions, at meeting of the Ed
monds Mothers Club Monday at the
school. Mrs. Charles Vernon Inlay
played several ssleAions on the piano.
| Various designs for a school seal
| were considered at meeting of the
general Organization of Mckinley Man.
ual Training School Wednesday after
| noon.
An orchestra was organized at Gen.
trail High School Wednesday, under
| the direction of H. r. Hoover, instruc-
tor in music there: =
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| Section IS of Business High now has
\ section paper. issued weekly. Part
OF 1t is printed and part consists OF
| typewritten sheets. II is known as
the IS Reporter.
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Club have been elected for the year as
| follows: President, Mrs. Eleanor Lake:
vice president, Mrs. Guy Stewart: sec
retary. Mrs. Maude Miller. and treas
urer; MRS. a. L. Cross. At a meeting
of the club Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Johnston was elected as delegate TO
| the Federation Of Home School Associ-
ations. Walter Allen played several
vioin solos, being accompanied by Mrs.
ALen. Ihe next meeting is to be held
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| One or the classes in Journalism of
central High visited The Star Tuesday.
obtaining knowledge first-han of how
modern newspaper is made.
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| Ihe Business High School Dramatic
association has joined the Drama
c%sssa League OF America Plans We're dis
recently to have it divided into two
parts, the sections taking turns at ar
| ianging plays. Rehearsals are being
held h regularly for THE Corner Drug,
ng In the preparation for this nres-
entation are Albert Joseph and Misses
Estelle Drain and Louise Kingsley.
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In celebration of the victory over
Central High Schools foot bali lean, re.
Gently. Tech held an assembly Wed
hesoay morning. at which time an ap-
propriate program was given.
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| More than thousand alumni of tho
central High School are expected to at
ten9 the annual alumni reunion to be
heid s at the school building at 7th and
december 20. from 3 to 6 o'clock. This
reunion will be the last to be held in
the old school building, which has
nonsed mouse @ the Institution for more than
| tnLTty years; next year Central will be
occupying Its handsome new home on
Clifton street. now rapidly nearing jts
completion. Us
| The Ledger, Business Highs new hi
weekly publication. was issued Friday.
George Washington University Notes
Rev. E. V. Lamb recently addressed
the students of the department of arts
and sciences at chapel services. Miss
Emma KEN presided and Mr.. Scoefeld
sang. Leaders of the chapel services
FOR the remainder Of the month are;
November Is. Miss Anna Mcknight:
november p, Miss Mildred Phoebus.
and November 20. Miss Lois Pierce.
mi MISS Gertrude Brown. graduate of
in the Hyattsville School, is teaching
now at Miss Eastman's School
among the graduates of Teachers
college who have registered for spe-
cial work are Miss Mary Brown, Miss
Alice Haslup, Miss Gertrude Brown.
Miss Helen Gillis Miss Lucille Lawson
and Miss Mary TyndaN
Carl M. j. Won Zielinski, who received
his masters degree from the univer
stty In 1914. has registered at the uni
versity for graduate work He is in
the American consular service, having
served as vice consul in England and
Italy during the first thirteen months
Of the European war He also has
been stationed in Germany, France
and Holland. He now Is tempora rarilv
! detailed at the Department of State
I, DR.. u. B. Carr, who last spring was
graduated from the medical school, re-
Gently resigned his internship at the
university hospital to accept an an
pointment at one of the hospitals on
the Panama Canal Zone.
\ E. r. Hunter of the. senior class at
the medical school has been appointed
intern at the university hospital
The senior class of the medical
school at present numbers forty stu-
dents-the largest senior. class in many
/ years.
i Jerome T. Quirk and z. Clarence Rice
students in the medical school, have
been appointed assistant resident
pathologists at Garfield Hospital.
) DR.. Charles Edward Munroe. dean of
the school of graduate studies, recent
ly addressed the Washington Society
Of Engineers at the Cosmos Club on
Explosives as an Aid to Engineering
The Interfraternity Association has
,lected these officers: Joseph H. Bait,
president: NJ. A. Smith. vice president
la freaRurer. Homer Phil1ins sANrA.