Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-05
Central High Notes

The first of number of Christmas
dances TO be given by the various
societies of Central High school was
that of the s. A. .. Society. The
dance was well arranged and the
Sourbier jazz orchestra repeated
many encores at the applause of
the dancers who included: Misses
Mary Saunders, Margaret Smith,
Helen Smith. Helen Hoffman, Ruth
Blair, Ida Yoder, Josephine Huber,
Mildred DeShong, Katharine Eveler,
Margaret Good, Ruth Mccormick,
Leona Middleton, Sarah Maloney,
Virginia Forrer, Mary Ammon, Mil
dred Rowe, Helen Seabold, Rachel
Lightner, Della Costello, Lillian
Coke, Esther c. Gruber. Helen
Shoemaker, Edna Mutzabaugh.
Helen Smith, Carolyn Boyer, Emily
Klopp, Cathryn Rudy Anne Green,
Cora Grove. Eleanor Baxtor, Aline
Holbert, Miss Ernst, Miss Myers and
Miss Wilmer.
John Conner, George Pulas, Sam
uel kamskyb Simon Brenner, Mike
Yoder, Freak Cozzoli, Frederick
Houston, Benjamin Wolfe, Reese
Lloyd, John Hall, Homer Evetts,
Robert Sourbier, Millinger McClin-
tock, Harry Dayhoff, l. L. Rockman,
viii Anderson, John Morgan, Paul
Walsh, Jack Updegraff, Charles Mutt
zabaugh, Harvey Ensminger, Rus
sci Lowry, Frederick Wright, Teither
Myers, G.. E. Lands, A. H. Pastorius,
Harry Kaufman, Paris Rapp and
Earl Wolfe, Paul Fettrow, Albert
Rinkenbach and Bernard Aldinger.
Philonians Meet
Willard Smith, 220 Woodbine
street, will entertain the Philonian
Debating Society this evening. A
business session will be followed by
a social hour. The Philonian Debat-
ig Society consists of the following
members; William Rodgers, presi-
dent; Harry Good, secretary; Ken
meth Wingeard, treasurer John
Shumaker, Jay Stoll, Frederick
Wright, Albert Rinkenbach, Elmer
Herring, Paul Roeder, Hugo Rose,
Edward Williamson, Kenneth Ed
ridge, Thomas Lantz, John McCaleb,
Robert Wallower, Wilmer King and
Willard Smith.
Faculty Advisers Meet
A meeting of the advisory commit
tee of the athletic association will
be held this afternoon at in the
chapel of the High school.
This committee consists of the
following teachers and students:
Miss Frances Hamilton, Miss Doro-
thy Fahnestock, John Hall, Karl
Richards, Bertram Saul, Howard S.
Dibble, William Rodgers and Edna
Bowers, president and secretary of
the senior class; Stewart Wagner
and Virginia Forrer, president and
secretary of the junior class.
G. III. S. Cabinet Meet
The monthly meeting of the Cen
trail High School Club Cabinet was
held last evening at the Y. w. c. a.
Miss Eleanor Jones, president, pre-
sided. Reports were submitted
from the treasurer and the program,
membership, social and social serv-
ice committees. 1t was decided to
hold the doll show December 1 5 from
3 to p. m. in the Y. w. c. A. gym
nasium. An interesting program of
eight numbers will be presented.
The program includes several solo
dances, readings and vocal selections.
Miss Grace Peake is chairman of the
social service committee under whose
direction the show will be held. The
dolls dressed by club girls are, to
be on exhibition. Later they will be
sent to the Associated Aid Society to
be distributed among the little chill
dren of Harrisburg.
New Years Party
1t was announced that the club
will hold Baby party New Years
evening. The arrangements are to
be in charge of Miss Elizabeth HalIa-
han, chairman social committee.
Miss Grace Peake led a discussion
on War Program" and it's practi-
cal value to schoolgirls. Miss Beu-
lah. Warfield was admitted into the
club