Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20
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Schools

- GENES from Tanning of the
Shrew" were presented by the
German Club of Central nigh
~ School Wednesday afternoon.
st,de,ts Of Mckinley Manual Train
H., Sohnnl are preparing to give their
nnn,,.i Swing nlay early in March. 1t Is
to be a musical comedy TINS year
usuaI Tech having found these TO De
popular.
Members of the cast for the spring
,,,a,' ~ Business. LAS You Like It,
have been chosen They are James Bal
lev. Lester Lawrence, Romano iayior'
c. Albert Parker, Raymond T. vaughn,
WiIliam Griffin, Samuel Robin, Allan
CARPENTER, Carl Grill. Dwight Terry.
EVELYN Bright Ruth Melton, Hetty
Green and Sophie Berry.
Officers of the Edmonds Mothers Club
were elected at meeting at the schooi
Monday afternoon as follows: Presldeht.
Mrs. j. N Saunders; vice president, MRS.
Van w Roberts; secretary, Mrs. j. l.
Thomas: treasurer. Mrs. ]. Shannon;
delegate to the Congress of Mothers,
Mrs E. NJ. Bayly.
dress on THE Proper Reading Matter
for Young People" Refreshments were
served, followed by social hour
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How popular magazines are published
was shown in an illustrated lecture by
Charles s. Crossman OF the GURUS fup-
fishing Company at Tech Tuesday. Inc
talk was given under the auspices OF the
bureau of commercial economies ana
was Illustrated both by motion pictures
and stereopticon views.
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the plans along which the high school
cadets of Washington are working ana
stu wing, in an address at Central
Thursday morning.
officers of Company D of Technical
High School under the direction OF the =
captain, Dewey Zirkin, and Lieut. l. ".
Smith, gave dance at Dyer $ frioay
night. The affair was chaperoned oy
Miss E. Baker. Miss NJ. F. FORBES ana
MIR. and Mrs. H Zlrkln. Nearly siAlS
couples attended.
These officers have been elected by
the Brent School Mothers Clu s:
President, Mrs w w.. Mart sen,sts srse
Mrs W. A Melvin, treasurer Mrs. Eiiis.
A large number of mothers attended the
meeting, at which officers were elected.
that a troop of Girl Scouts had been
organized in the school. The troop gave
a number of yells. Refreshments were
served.
Business High School boys are ar
ranging to give minstrel snow at the
school March l and 2.
Frank c. Daniel, principal of Tech.
and Frank A. Woodward. principal OF
the Smallwood Vocational school, leit
Friday afternoon for a trip to the mid
Ie attend SeS-
sions of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION and plan to visit schools in a
number of cities en- route.
Bows of Company f of Business High
School were recently entertained by
Dwight Terry, one Of the members and
son Of Mrs. S. Higgins Terry Of 4101
Harrison street Some other ofiiee RS
uniform. A program was given by the
Petine Mandolin and Guitar Club. un-
der the direction of Mrs. w: j. Mooney.
There were readings by Miss Tomlin-
son and Miss Terry and Hawaiian
solo by Mr.. Lockwood. accompanied by
Miss Terry Games were also a Tea
by Capt Byron. Mr. Farr and Mr. Lock-
wood. Among those present were Rep
resentative Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
brandle-. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lock
wood. C. ". Reardon. Mr.. and Mrs W.
J. Mooney Gilbert Miller. Misses Finch.
Terry. Warren. stoli. barker. schiadt.
Bogley and Higgins; Capts. Henlock,
Wassman and Byron; Sergts. Johnson
conrad. GlasscoeS. o'Day and TUCK.
and Privates White, Farr. Nichols.
keneen. Knoll kolb: Cook. Davis. Col
dray. Thiel. Nau. Peacock. Blendy,
Boyd. Mooney and Terry. Souvenirs
Of the occasion were seals Of the Stars
At the Lincoln birthday celebration
held at Tom School, Port Deposit, Md,
recently. Paul Micou OF Washington
recited part of LowelIs Commence
gram. Harry B. Gayley of New York
and J: T: c. Hopkins. cashier Of the
as trustees of Tome Institute to fill the
vacancies caused by the deaths of
Washington w. Hopkins of Port De-
post and Oliver Gayley Of New York
city.
Cartoons by Vernon Snow are fea-
lures OF the Business Ledger Of BUSH
ness High issued Friday Tech Life.
lShed its freshman number, green
paper being used.
w. Carson RYAN of the United States
bureau of education delivered an ad-
dress on vocational education at East
ern High School one day last week.
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Bernard Wise was chosen as gov.
ernor and Miss Anna Sommeryilie
lieutenant governor of the Business
High School General Organjzafion
Thursday. Their respective opponents
We're Romine Taylor and Miss Helen
McCurdy.
y spirited campaign was carried on
BY friends OF the several candidates
Wednesday morning at assembly cam
paisn speeches" were made. as folIovs.
For Miss SommervilIe, BY Lester Law
renee and Miss Evelyn Kerr; for Miss
McCurdy. by William c. LaClair and
Henry A. Terry: for Bernard Wise, by
carr Wassmann and James c. Wilkes
sno Tor Komine Taylor. by Albert
stern and Samuel Mooers
Onice:s Of the Eastern High scbool
Debating Society were chosen ar tha
organization meeting. held Wednesdav
AFTERNOON. They are: President War
rem Hatheld; secretary, Miss HELEN
smlfh, and chairman of entertainment
committee. Milo Summers
Girls at Western High School wbo
have won VS." the school insi1ni.
Tor hockey playing are to receive tbeIn
tomorrow. ''ei
The senior class Of Eastern ba. NOT
yet decided on its class pin, buy will
90 SO IN the near future. This design