Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-24

High School Notes
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Miller, class
advisers chaperoned the junior class
dance last evening at Hanshaw's hall.
f. Marion Sourbier furnished music
for the dancers. Glass colors pre-
vailed in the decorations. The dane
ers included:
Miss Anna Beard, Miss Laura
Brittner, Miss Ruth Starry, Miss
Madeline Mckee, Miss Laura Eichel-
berger, Miss Margaret Owes, Miss
Alice Hogert, Miss Lizzie Losier, Miss
Catherine Eiler, Miss Fan Warner,
Miss Esther Jean, Miss Ruth Wind,
Miss Minnie Noble, Miss Helen Got
walt Miss Mildred Matthias, Miss
Jennie Donnelly, Miss Pauline Wal
lace. Miss Ivy Hester, Miss Mary
Schutzenbach, Miss Irene Johnson,
Miss Helen Crook, Miss Mildred De-
Shong, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss
Leone Middleman, Miss Mildred At
ticks, Miss Catharine Eby, Miss Mar
garet Good, Miss Helen Stoner, Miss
Dorothy Devout, Miss Elizabeth
Lloyd, Miss Ida Frock, Miss Hilda
Williams, Miss Cecilia Kerson, Miss
Josephine Hamaker, Miss Esther
Hollingsworth, Miss Virginia Forrer,
Miss Frances Todd, Miss Charlotte
Grove, Miss Carolyn Boyer, M.
Baturin, Miss Goldie Marcus.
d. Egolf, r. Lands, Stewart Hess,
! Gilchrist Brininger, Fred Morgan,
Lewis Rineer. Richard Quigley, Ken
| meth Williams, George Miles, G. l..
Harpster Robert Crist, r. Matchett,
Earl Feist, Moe Cohen, John Coke,
G. Lingle, Handy Armstrong, Harold
House, Mellinger McClintock, Simon
| Brenner, Earl Wolfe, Clifford Jay,
! Inx nr1 10 Matthias Chac-
ter Britter, L. Minnich, Harold
Houtz, Homer Evetts, Bernard Aid
niger, Ross Hoffman, Thomas hewitt,
! II. Miller, John Richards, William
Mcbride, Fred Wright, Mr.. Carter,
Cecil Holmes, L. Myers, Charles
Schutzenbach, Woodrow Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Zorger and Mrs. Cranvelli.
Chapel Notes
1t was announced that the Thanks
Offering will be collected next week
! by the teachers of Central High. All
students are requested to hand their
money to the teacher in whose room
| they sit.
Work on the service flag for Cen
trail High has been started by the
Domestic Arts department under the
! instruction of Miss Elsie Leonard.
There are one hundred and twenty
six names on the honor roll of service
dents.
No war tax on football tickets will
; be charged. Persons who receive
complimentary tickets, however, will
have to pay a small tax.
$. :. S. Meets Monday
Miss Helen Hoffman, AL Market
street, will entertain the members
of the S. S. S. Club at her home Mon
| day evening. Important business is
70 .ha ron aH all harS
urged to attend the meeting.
S. u. q. II. Program Successful
| Miss Katherine McNitf, Cos North
Second street, entertained the mem-
bers of the S. p. Q. X. Society at her
home last evening. She read a drama
tization of The Conspiracy of Or
getorix," which will be presented at
meeting some time in January. The
following characters have been Sc
| lected:
"Orgetorix," Willard Smith, Hell
netic," George Fleck, Arthur Gard
ner and Dwight Daugherty; Cas-
ticu," Thomas Lantz; "DumnoriX,
Albert Rinkenbach; Fila" Lorna
Brandt; "Magistratus," Noble Frank;
"Milites," Jay Stoll and Dwight
Daugherty; 'Nuntius,' Blair Smith
and "JudeX," Richard Mount.
officers were elected as follows:
|
consul secunda, Miss Frances Hause;
aeririus, Noble Frank; secretarie,
Miss Nancy Mccullough. A program
committee will be appointed later.
The feast of Saturnalia will be
celebrated December II, at the home
of Miss Mary Blough, 2O53 North
Second street Among the members
present last evening were:
Misses Helen Appleby, Mildred
Meyer, Fay Meyer, Lorna Brandt,
Sylvia Claster, Dorothy Engle, Vivian
Hartzel, Frances Hause. Helen Har-
gest Hoffman, Adalene Klinedinst,
Nancy Mccullough, Helen Shoop,
Mary Blough, Kathryn Bracken-
ridge, Mildred Burkholder, Eleanor
Jones, Beatrice Krebbs, Bertha Mau-
er, Lucy Munce and Clara thinner
man, George Fleck, Richard Mount,
Willard Smith, Dwight Daugherty'
Noble Frank, Arthur Gardner,
Thomas Lantz, Albert Rinkenbach,
Blair Smith and Jay Stoll.