Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31
Central High Notes

At meeting of the Central High
School Club held last evening in the
Boyd hall of the Y. w. C. A. the fol-
lowing new members were admitted.
Miss Helen Ard, Miss Nellie Ard, Miss
katharine Dickert and Miss Anna
Senseman. 1t was announced that
Recognition Service will be held next
Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. instead of the
regular meeting. Forty-four new
members will be recognized at this
time. The candle ceremony will be
used. 1t is requested that all the club
members and visitors wear white, if
possible. 4 cabinet meeting will be
held next Tuesday at $50 p. m. and
VIII he preceded by a box lunch in
the clubroom. The chairmen of var
tous committees will be asked to pre-
sent written reports of their last
meeting. After the business session
Miss Lois Scott secretary of the Y w.
{. A, spoke of association work In
South America, The only Y. w.
{. a. association of South America
membership of about 600. Miss
Helen Shepherd, the secretary, is
supported by the East Central Field
which includes the High School Club.
A penny-a-week missionary fund will
be started next week in order that
the club girls will be able to give
their share toward the support of
Miss Helen Shepherd, secretary. The
money will be in charge of Miss Ruth
Langdon, chairman missionary COM
mittee.
Liberty Loan Success in Central
One hundred and ten students and
members of the faculty of Central
High subscribed S12,550 to the Lip
erty Loan. The campaign is about
closed and Principal Dibble an
/ nounced that he is well pleased with
the results of it, High school sub
scribed for about two and one-hall
times as much as was expected of
it. Liberty Loan buttonG can
be secured at the office by students
who purchased bonds.
There will be a meeting of the
athletic committee this evening at )
o'clock in the school library. Ger
tain questions relative to athletics
for the winter will be discussed by
the committee which includes Bert
ram Saul, John A. +. Hall, Karl
Richards. Miss Frances Hamilton.
Miss Dorothy Fahnestock; and also
the junior and senior class officers,
Miss Edna Bowers, Miss Virginia
Forrer, Stuart Wagner and William
ROGERS.
The girls basketball schedule for
the season will be arranged by the
manager. Miss Grace Robinson, un-
der the direction of Principal Dibble.
Professor Bertram Saul will manage
the financial end of it. A different
member of the faculty will chape-
ron the girls on their trips each
time.
The senior class will hold a dance
Friday evening in Hanshaw's Hall
under the direction of the president.
William Rodgers, and the secretary,
Miss Edna Bowers. Sourbier's or
chestra will furnish music.
Professor Karl Richards has been
appointed senior class adviser to
succeed Professor Burris who en-
listed in the Army several weeks
ago.
Entertains Students
Miss Mildred Burkholder, 270 Pef-
fer street, entertained a number of
classmates at n Halloween party at
her home last evening. Fortune tell
ing by real witch. dancing and sing
ing were interesting features of the
evening. Refreshments were served
to Miss Fannie Ness, Miss Pauline
Kast Miss Elizabeth Watts. Miss
Eleanor Jones, Miss Beatrice Crebbs,
Miss Kathryn Carl. Miss Kathryn
Roeder, Miss Mildred Burkholder.
William King. Harry Good. Edward
Williamson. Nobel Frank, Paul Roe
der, Arthur Gardner. Thomas Lantz
and Kenneth Fisher