Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
MEETING OF HIGH
SCHOOL SOCIETIES


N continued FROM rage -
the big feature Of the program. The
characters were: Lillian Vanous.
@Nettie": Lyman Shieff. "Bul"; Ger
trude Meyers. Mother; Catherine
Bryant. the rich girl; Henry Baser,
her brother" The play was short
but the acting was well done Each
participant deserves a big share Of
credit for making the play success.
The Master of Current Events. De
Gruchy Fox. failed 10 have report.
The Junior Critic. Mary Adams.
commented on the play and meeting.
Miss Louise Linthicum acted as
Senior Critic She told OF the many
ways in which the sOciety could I'M
prove. She also made meRion OF the
act that a few people could be dele
gated 70 visit the Literary Societies OF
other cities. In this way il could keep
in touch with neighboring schools. To
do this money is needed II everyone
pays dues f. can easily he raised
Tie meeting closed with the singing
81 "Slen, Night"
The Pmlogian Society me- next.
The meeting was. called 70 order by
The president ffo-lne Mans The
scripture was read by Miss Louise
Lin Aicum who chose the same text
"a Tor the other society. Thi, was
followed by thc american Greed and
he Lords PRAYER BY the entire So
cie.y
Two verses Of Silent Night were
sung, Miss Kindlcy again leading with
ne same accompanies
The roll call Of the officers OF this
society was next On the list. Presi-
dent. Florine Mang; yice-president.
Mildred Duvall; treasurer. Catherine
Sanders; recording secretary. Wayne
Carrick; corresponding secretary
Ruth Tickling; Mistress OF Current
Events. Lucille Purdie; Junior Critic.
Katherine Hanlon; Master-at-arms.
Ed ward Moss.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were not read because Of the absence
Of the recording secretary. The
.rel3urer's report was read, the
mount in the treasury being $40.
Members of this society are urged to
nay their dues.
AS there was no old or unfinished
BUSINESS. the president called for the
corresponding socretary's report.
This was given by Ruth Tickling, who
,cld that the pin had been selected by
ne committee which met with the APP
Druval OF the society and of the honor
Try members.
Silver Spoons was the feature OF
this program. The characters were:
Lydia" Anna Nyman; cleo" MaIy
X. Lin;hicum: walter" Wayne Car
rick: the manager" Henry Hossiield
The acting showed much careful prep
arstion.
Lucille Purdie. the Mistress of Cur
rerf Events. gave an Excellent read
M If the current events Of this coun-
nv. The Junior Critic. Catherine
Hanlon found much TO criticise with
The behavior of those assembled. but
rs = whole the criticism was favor
able
Miss Louise Linthicum gave the
Senior Critics report, which spoke
highly OF both societies.
After two verses OF "Hark, The Her
aid Angels Sing" and two of 20 Come
All Ne Faithful" the meeting was adj
iourned
The following students were absent
from school. and of course. from the
Literary Societies: Marjorie Smith.
Julia TAYLOR. Sophie Reichel. Cecilia
Reichel. Herman Ellinghausen. Alcade
SarIes. Paul Ehle. Eunice kaiser Ber-
tha uu,chins. William Bryant Carl
Sears. william West. Clifton Lewis,
Cl.r.ce Beal. Frederick Brown. Beat
rice Cadcu. Naomi Meade. Grace Dor
sell Fannie smith Ellen Davidson
FrauCine Olivet. Anna Ridgely- Robert
Basil. Raymond Atwcll
Il is hoped these absences were III
smile al the fact and not because o.
the fact" Any student who misses
the opportunity to share in these as
sembues. prepared and conducted ny
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