Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-04

Business High School is to be
| effected in the near future. New
officers are to be elected for the ensuing
half year Carl Gill is acting governor
of the body, the governor. Miss Anna
Sonerville, having been graduated last
week Miss Goldie Stevens has been
appointed secretary.
Officers are be nominated Tuesday.
IA primary ballot Is to be taken Friday.
the two candidates for each respective
Office receiving the highest number OF
votes on this occasion becoming the sole
candidates for the election. Should the
primary result in majority choice for
any candidate no further election viii be
held in that case.
Seniors at Business who belong to the
General Organization are endeavoring to
have every member OF their class Join.
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Director John Barrett of the Pam
American Union is to address students
of the Mckinley Manual Training School
tomorrow afternoon at l o'ai"ss
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i Business High is 10 have carnival in
the spring, according to plans which are
being made. The program is expected to
| extend over two days and include a r.
circus. vaudeville show and a luncheon.
Tech Life official publication Of the
Mckinley Manual Training School, was
lsSueu recently IL ueNOleS n large pOr-
ton of its columns TO the midyear
graduation and Reorganization. q.
Many students from the Frederick, Nd.
High School for Boys were visitors to :.
Business High Wednesday.
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With an enrolment Of 1900 students
and plenty of room. the proposition of
obtaining a sufficient number of teach
ers was the problem faced at new q.
Central High School during the re-
organization. Last year, in the old
building, the problem was one of find
ing sufficient space for every one.
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Plans for an informal dance to be
given by the Business High School
Alumni Association April is in the
Arcade ball room are to be discussed
at a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the association Wednesday
The organization is also planning to
tender a complimentary pre-Lenten
dance to the graduates of the two and
four year February classes who join
the association. This is to be held in
the Arcade ball room February 10. An
nouncement is to be made in the near
. future, it is explained, regarding the
excursion to be held to Marshall Hall.
| Experiences which he had while in
the war zone, We're described by Di-
rector John Barrett of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union, III an ADDRESS BsIOTe Inc
students of Eastern High Monday.
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June graduates of Business High are
to wear class rings rather than pins.
, They are expected to arrive in the near
future.
The spring millinery class at the
, Wilson Normal School Community
! Center is not yet filled. Afternoon
I classes in violin are to be opened.
t registration for this class having al
ready begun. The second term OF the
girls gymnasium class has also been
: started.
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: Lee Hardesty of Washington Is one
. Of the members of the committee at the
Tome school. Port Deposit, Nd, which
/ is arranging for the cele bration Of the
anniversary of the birth OF Washing
ton. This is one OF the biggest events
, of the year at the school Visitors
from. Washington, Baltimore and Phil
adeiphia are expected TO attend 4
dance the evening OF February % will
> be one of the most important fea-
lures. Basket ball in the afternoon and
! dramatics for the evening are scheduled
for Saturday.
G. W. o. Notes.
Mr.. MacConbe OF Beta Kappa Chap
ter of Delta Tau Delta. has taken UP
l Ibis residence at the Delta Tau Delta
! house for the winter.
; Mr.. Carter OF Beta NJ Chapter OF
, Delta Tau Delta was recent visitor
, at the chapter house.
Sigma Kappa recently entertained in
: honor of Mrs. Otis SWEET. wife of Prof.
, SWEET of the chemistry department. one
of the patro9esses. Miss Mcmillan and
Mrs White. An Alpha Delta Pi from
Lawrence College. Appleton. Wis.
President Stockton and Mrs Stockton
and members of the faculty were
quests at a tea given recently by
Sigma Phi Epsilon in honor of the re-
turn to the city of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Shawn.
The first midyear rush smoker of
Sigma Phi Epsilon was held recently.
There was large attendance.
Sigma M recently held an informal
da nee at its chapter house.
/ Forty-two sorority girls recently ate
jsupper in the sorority rooms on G street
northwest preceding a double-header
basket ball game.
Mrs. Elydia Foss of Columbian Col
lege recently was married to Bertrand
The Medical School has announced
that the Junior examination in clinical
microscopy viii be held Tuesday. Feb
ruary 10.
The George Washington University
Medical Society recently held busi- =
ness meeting. followed by an informal
luncheon and a smoker.
In the absence of DR. Ruffin. DIR. A. ].
Molzahn, II, recently conducted the
clinic at the University Hospital /.
Misses Weaver and Keiscome have re-
signed from the Nurses Training
School.
Miss Whelan of the Nurses Training
School has completed her course. and
is at her home for a short rest before
being registered.
Miss Smart has returned to the Office "
2 of the Nurses Training School. after
an illness of two months.
4 Miss Rachel Benfer of Teachers Col
lege has returned to her classes. after
a brief Illness.
Miss Mildred Padgett of Teachers
| College has left the university and is
working in Baltimore.
| DR. J. r. Turner OF the Veterinary .
college recently attended the conven-
lions of the Pennsylvania State
Veterinary Association and the Penn
sylvania State DairyInen's Association
at Harrisburg.
| The sophomore class of the Veterin-
airy College recently gave a smoker.
Short talks were given by Dean Buck
ingham and DIR. Lochboehler OF the .
| Veterinary College: Prof. SWEET, DR..
Hornaday and Mr.. Schinick of the
| Medical School, and DR.. Pister and DIR.
| Shnr. of no hureau pf animal industry