Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-05
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES

The II. A. Society met last night at
the home of Carl B. Stoner, 636 EN-
eraId street. The meeting last night
was the first since the society has
broken away from its Lucky" thir-
teen members, there being fourteen
present. Arthur Hibler was the
fourteenth member taken in two
weeks ago. Those present last night
were Stewart Wagner, Clyde Hook
er. William Mcbride, Ross Hoffman,
Richard Quigley, Lewis Rimer, Rob
ert Crist, Gilchrist Brininger, Alton
Smith, George Pulas, Joseph Minnich,
Richard Robinson, Arthur Hibler and
Carl Stoner.
@. A. O.'ers Meet
The C. A. o. Society met Monday
evening at the home of Miss Ger
trude McDevitt, 1907 Green street. A
Jolly evening was spent and many
"stunts" pulled off by individuals
provoking much mirth from the spec
tators Refreshments We're served to
the following. Miss Helen kochen-
derfer, Miss Dorothy DeVout. Miss
Charlotte Grove, Miss Virginia
Downes. Miss Elizabeth Howard, Miss
Hazel Collier, Miss Elizabeth Lloy,
Miss Charlotte Ferguson. Miss Mar
garet Good, Miss Virginia Forrer,
Miss Lois Coons and Miss Gertrude
McDevitt.
Senior Class Meeting
A meeting of the Senior class was
held yesterday at 1890 in the As
sembly Hall. President Louis Rimer
placed before the class several inn
portant questions. The school board
will not furnish commencement in
vitations as was previously an
nounced but the students will pur-
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fore.
Presider Rimer urged that all
senior societies decide about the plac-
ing of. club pictures in the Com
mencement Argus and called a meet
ing of the secretaries of the various
organizations in the library directly
after the class meeting had adjourn
ed. The Demosthenian. Literary So
ciety, LIE Cercle Francois, and the S.
p. Q. r. will have picture put in
free.
A class motto, song, poem and his
tory must be written and the presi-
dent made an urgent appeal to the
budding authors and poets to exert
their energies and abilities along
these lines.
The Argus Strawride
At last it is to occur! The event
about which endless discussions have
taken place-the Argus staff is to
give a Strawride, Thursday evening
At $50 p. M, a truck will leave the
school carrying staff members and
their guests to Carlisle, where a din
ner will be served at the Mansion
House, and then. return to this city
There will be about thirty-five
in the party and it promises to be
a jolly one. 1t will be chaperoned
by Miss Claire Segelbaum and Pro-
fessor John Hall. The presence OF
Mr.. Hall will recall old times wher
Gus parties, before enlisting in the
Navy.
French Club
lie Cercle Francais," which is
| rapidly progressing to the topmost
| ranks of school organizations under
the supervision of Miss Edith Philips
will meet Thursday evening at the
| home of Miss Hazel Collier, the Lo.
Gust Apartments, Cottage Ridge. A
| most attractive program has been ar.
| ranged by the committee working
| under Miss Philips and President
| George Pulas, and a large attend.
l ance is urged
The o. T. ]. Club composed OF
junior girls will give a subscription
dance this evening at Winterdalt
Hall. The committee is under the
direction of Nellie Ard and is work.
ing with might and main to make the
affair successful.
This is the first event of the KIND
to be given by a Junior Club and Il
promises to be the first step attain.
ing greater social status for the
Junior Glass.