The Washington times., 1922-06-18
PRESS DINNER Is
B RILlIANL
AFFAIR
Central Fetes Her Publications
With Gorgeous Dinner.
Principal and Others Talk. .

S.aS SehSssht thS NS"b ~~
the Brecky by the school. The
celebration took place in the
girls gym. which was very ca
pably decorated to suit the oc-
casion. and the affair, which
was pronounced by every, one .
most distinct success. win long
be remembered by all those
who participated. 1t is intend
ed that this shall be the. inau-''
guration of a yearly custom of
providing a similar recognition
for the hard-working staffs Of
our publications.
Herbert Sanford, Eleanor Dob
son, and Regina Malone. the
three editors, served as toast
master and toastmistress, re-
spectively. and there COULDN'T
have beer better ones The
novel souvenir programs were
a distinct hit with every one of
the seventy present. and set the
stone rolling toward a side
splitting evening. They were
in the form of q miniature Re-
view. with the inside pages IN
the form of q miniature Bulle-
tin issue No. 23h. The back
cover represented the Brecky.
The guests OF honor were Mr..
Maurer. Miss Coolidge. and Mr..
Miller. and the faculty advisors OF
the different publications. Miss Orr.
Miss Murray. Miss Morgan. Mr..
Harmed. Mr.. Wilson. Miss Foster.
and last. but not least. Mr.. Fenton.
MISS MALONE STARTS THINGS
After the delightful dinner served
by Miss Crawford had been dis
posed of the program was started
off by the fine welcoming spe.ch
OF Regina Malone. The program
was divided into three parts. "Our
Past" "our Present." and "our
Future" each part being intro
duced by a main speech and fol-
lowed by an exceedingly clever as
sortment Of stunts given by the
banqueters themselves. Mr.. Maur-
er. Eleanor Dobson, James New
man. Miss Murray and Herbert
Sanford with q farewell speech
were the victims Of the program
committee. Mr.. Maurer brought
with him with assistance, the
bound volumes Of every copy Of
Central's publications and took
every one on a trip through the
archives. Among the stunts were
screaming comedy entitled what
VIII the Neighbors say7' In which
Howard Chaplin. Owen Watkins
and Jimmy Marshall starred; n
drawing exhibition by Emily stro-
ther. a take-off on q true Bulletin
Copy Day" a tragedy in which
Robert Byrne. Parke Arnold and
Lynne Smith were the stellar lights,
and very clever stunt ON the ef.
feet Of the Bulletin on it's readers
in school. n ..r.,..
Miss Murray gave q wonderful
talk before she announced the edi-
tors Of the Bulletin and the Re-
view for'next year ana gave them
the keys to their office. " with
Herb sanford's great farewell talk
closed a most wonderful evening.
SELECT EDITORS.
James y. Asweil and walter 8.
studdiford win be the editors Of the
Review and the Bulletin. respec-
lively, for the year 1s22-23. This
announcement was made at the
close Of the publications banquet
Friday night. June 2. by Miss MUIR
ray, who after careful considera-
ton Of the candidates' records and
personality. had previously chosen
the lucky ones. n
Directly after Miss Murray with
aspeech well planned for suspense
that kept the banqueters keyed up
to q high pitch Of excitement. had
made the announcement, the edi-
tors.to-be were given brief ex-
animation by Herbert Sanford and
Eleanor Dobson before they were
permitted to be formally accepted
by Mr.. Maurer and the editors.
The examination. to the surprise OF
everyone, proved TO be a weii.pian-
ned "stunt" that set, the audience
into an uproar. n ss. IA,
GIVEN KEYS.
The newiy-approved editors had
been given their KEYS to the BuIle-
tin and Review office when Misa
Murray hung them around the VIC
Tins necks, and. with their exami.
nation successfully passed. ..Jim-
my and walter were open for con-
gratulations.
The offices Of publications. edi.
tors have come TO be more and
more q highly coveted honor. Con.
seouerfly it's a rootI mar, who re.