Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-04
ORGANIZATIONS
AT CENTRALHIGH
Argus Staff Holds First Bust
ness Meeting; Senior Girls
Glee Club Practice

The Argus staff held their first
home of the editor-in-chief. Carl b.
Stoner, 636 Emerald street. Work
for the first issue was discussed in
detail and plans were made for an
excellent number Almost all the
departments are we'll organized and
are working hard for good material.
The business manager announced
that since morning chapel. when
only fifty-siX subscriptions had been
received, the number had swelled to
200 paid subscriptions. Eight hun
dred students have signed for the
paper and hundred per cent. sub
scription is expected.
After the business of the evening
was fully discussed. the staff showed
that social stunts and 'eats" were
in their line as we'll as literature
and business. Refreshments were
served to Carl B. Stoner, editor-in-
chief, high mogul; Louis K. Rimer.
business manager; Charlotte L.
Grove, social; Margaret Good, alum
nae; Kathryn Wharton, observa-
tions; Virginia Downes, art editor;
Mary Rodney, assistant art editor;
Virginia Forrer, sports; Ross 5.
Hoffman, school notes; William Nc
Bride, observations; John Koch, OBJ
servations.
The first issue of the Argus will
appear the last of the month.
Entcrtains ID. S. Society
The d. S. Society of Central High
held a meeting last night at the
home of Dorothy Corning, 1925
North Second street. Miss ,Margue-
rite Ambrose, the only pledge MEM
Der who was not initiated, had 20
ride the goat" After business
meeting at which social activities
refreshments were served to Chris
tina Long, president: Elizabeth
Brown, vice-president; Ferne STAN
ford. secretary and treasurer; Ruth
Longdan, Ruth McCauley, Violet
Hollinger, Merle Smith. Mary Lewis,
Mildred Donmoyer, Margaret GraeIt
Jean Tippett, Marguerite Ambrose,
Louise Furnam, Sarah Cation, Esther
Jean, Gladys Sloop and Dorothy
Corning.
Seniors Girls GIce Club
The Senior Girls Glee Club of
c. II. S. held its first meeting yes
terday afternc on at o'clock.
great many members were present.
Under the direction of Prof Rose
the club promises to develop into
one of the best in the school as
there is good material among the
girls. The officers will be elected
later. Professor Rose will undoubt-
edly provide a good selection of
songs and will make the practice
meetings enjoyable. All senior girls
are urged to attend.
w. NJ. Il. Society Meets
The w. M. b. Society was organ
lied at the home of Cathrine Nc
Neal, 20 North Eighteenth street,
Wednesday evening. The noble aim
of the society is to do war relief
work, also to link social and school
life together.
The officers elected are as fol-
lows: President, Cathrine McNeal;
vice-president, Irene Johnson; sec
Edith Mullen. After the business
meeting the vice-president and toast
master, Ruth Lands, were initiated.
The members are Leola Shope, Ruth
Lands. Irene Johnson, Helen Haw-
thorne, Jean Motter, Peggy Spencer,
Mary Levin, Martha Moltz, Helen
Can't, Irene Wiland, Margaret Cum
ningham, Edith Mullen, Virginia
Morrow, Cathrine McNeal, Margaret
Worley.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Helen CAN'T, 2241
North Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long and
Miss Charlotte Long, of Rochester,
n. Y, left this morning for Wash
ington and Richmond, Va, after
visiting in town for a week or two.
Mrs. c. Ross Boas and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Robert A. Boil, are both
quite i'll at the Boas residence, Ills
State street, since their return from
Quantico, Va.
DR.. Thomas B. Blair, who was
ordered by the Government to Bos-
ton to help combat the Spanish in
fluenza, has been sent to Jaffrey,
n. H., as head of the work there.
VHTea