The Washington herald., 1922-10-27
SCHOOL CLUB HINTS
DIRE VENGEANCE ON
Class 'sEIPPERS''
Husky w" Student Win
Meet Offenders at
Door.

schoel-composed Of seniors who
have won thsir letter-has de-
clared war on students who leave
the elassroom before classes are
over- and upon those who occa-
sionaIIy stay away from classes
entirely.
stsdents who commit such Of
fenses are called "skippers" and
'1oafers." Hereafter a student
leaving an assembly before 1t Ii
dismissed VIII be met at the door
by a-.husky member of the w Club
and asked to return. Just what
will happen to the skipper" should
he refuse to return has not. been
reveHed However. the Western
Breeze. a newspaper published by
the students, contains a hint this
issuS as to what form the punish
nient might take.
TIE Breeze says: "If he re-
fuseFwell. many of the w men
won their letters IN football" This
maybe interpreted in at least two
ways, for there are two things a
finished football player can do
well-kick and tackle.
The boys w Club and the girls
W Club are working together to
stamp out skipping and loafing.
Louis RotC rtson heads the former.
and Mary Stuart the latter.
Mrs. F. ]. Torrance will entertain
4 party of fourteen. and Miss Es-
telles Devine will entertain a party
of friends at luncheon at the white
Peacock Tea House. s12 Seventeenth
street northwest. today.
Nurses at Garfield Hospital will
. aoid-a Halloween dance at the hos
oitaI auditorium tomorrow night
Plans for the formal opening of
The winter season. which will take
The form of a dance November 2.
were discussed at a meeting of the
executive committee of the st. Ste
ohens' Club. at 2422 X street north
west. last night
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Everts. 1s42 California street north
west. held a surprise shower for the
couple last night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everts recently returned from At
tohllC lily "hCIC lHcy spent
honeymoon. Among those present
were: Mrs. Evelyn Lewis. Nellie e.
Farrell. Mrs Julia Corkery. Of Fort
Myer Heights, Va, Michael Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. z B. Lucas. Mrs. Agnes
Jasinouski. Miss Sara Makever. Miss
Evelyn De Lane. Miss sophie Brew
sr. Mrs. Joseph Easton and daugh-
ter. Rose Mary; Miss Miriam Os-
inger. and Miss Anna Lite.
Debating on the negative side of
the question. Morton Golberg and
stafford de Leaderbier defeated a
cam composed of Miss Ethel Bailey
and Sherman Sanborn at Central
High school. Wednesday. Resolved
that Congress should give the Dis
srict of Columbia self government
was the question for discussion. The
affair was a part Of the Central High
School Debating Society's program.
A special musical program with
solos by Miss May stevens. soprano;
Mrs wrenn. contralto. and James
Hicks. WILDE given at the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION next Sunday
night.
twenty-five new members were
recommended for election to the
executive committee of the Board
# Trade at the meeting Of the COM
mfttee. held in the Star Building
recently. They are: Edward j.
Earron. E. L. Burton. Fred c. Butt.
Paul B. Cromelia, Henry B. Boerly,
James r. Evans. John Ford. Theo-
dore y. Gill. jr., Ambrose W. Healy.
+ K Heindrich. James A. Hol-
lingsr. Patrick d. Holmes. William
VI. Williams. II. F. Mcconnell.
George ID. Miller, Riley d. Moore.
l.. J. Sewmaker, William A Ost-
mann. Hugh E. Phillips. Duncan F.
Power Charles r. Schaffner. p. A.
Sherier. Cheston Fox Smith, Charles
A. Swami. jr., and Henry r. Wasser
The annual meeting of the Wash
ingpn Hermon Club will be held at
the Y. VI. c. A. Building. 1886 G
street northwest. at 5 o'clock Mon
day. William Knowles Cooper will
be the speaker. The club is made
up OF graduates of the Mount Her
mon College, at Mount Hermon.
Mass. and there are about seventy =
five members in Washington.
Leonard W. DeGast is president Of
the club.
New members elected by the
Thomas Circle citizens Association
recently include Rev. H. F.
Randolph. Arthur c. Smith, E. N.
Justice. George c. Shaffer. Waiter
T. Stewart. Thomas E. Petty, Charles
F. Schafner. NJ. G. Goldstein, Yam
cey Meriweather. II. II. Hirsch, Ma
than S. Sauber. Meyer Davis, Rob-
ert W. Bruce. Mrs. ]. c. Pritchard.
Percy Metzger. and Edward N
Parker.
W. W 6. Club Of Petworth Baptist
church met Tuesday night in the
auditorium. A Christmas box to be
sent to Miss Ella Holmes, a mis-
siOnary in Assam. India. was packed.
A Halloween party for the Young
peope of Petworth Baptist Church
is being planned by the Philathea
class of the church. 1t will be held
November 1 at the home of Mrs.