Evening star., 1922-06-18
Events Of Interest
In Flapper Circles

With the end Of the school year
there comes deluge of parties to
bring together all the friends for the
last time before vacation. One of
the most successful of these farewell
parties was held at Eastern High
School Friday, June 9. The Merrill
Club girls P. NJ. Chapter, entertained
the senior Merrill Club girls. The
drill hall was tastefully decorated in
the club and school colors, while the
jhostesses looked attractive with blue
and geld bands on their heads. Many
Interesting and amusing games were
played. followed by dancing. There
lwere brief intermissions. during
which refreshing lemonade was serv-
ed Later there were ice cream, cake
| appropriate verses written on them.
lmade pleasing placards. Farewell
speeches were made and q farewell
| song was given by the Afternoon girls:
Tho memssss Of the the seaass,ana 50 Wss.snn
High School. will have a picnic meet.
ing next Saturday, when they will
hike from Chain bridge to a particu-
lar favorite camping spot to spend
| the day and early evening. About
|
hike. which represents the Anal wind
up Of the clubs activities for the
year.
| full candy sale last Tuesday and ex-
pect to have another during the com
their club delegates to the Y. w. c.
A. camp this summer:
Last Monday was Junior day at
Business High School. This is the
! frst time that junior day has been
celebrated there and the success OF
tying for an initial attempt. The
girls Of the class of 1928 had large
share in the honors OF the program.
| All the girls wore blue hair ribbons
and carried orange balloons (olue
and orange being the school colorso.
and also carried balloons.
The most popular number on the
program was the Mary Jane" sketch
given by six girls Of the class. They
all wore tiny aprons and boomers;
danced a la Frances White. Those
in the sketch were Bevey Fish. Doris
Burns, Virginia Staub, Marian Salb.
Mildred Kelly and Lillian Selby. Miss
Fish and Miss Burns also gave
clever Spanish dance number. A
ukelele sketch was given by a dozen
boys and girls; a radio comic number
/ by Russell King and Isadore Brill;
Myrtle Kaiser played a xylophone
solo; Doris Schultz and Viola Bell gave
piano and vocal selections: popular
songs were sung. and the class song
completed the program.
The senior class of the Columbia
Junior High School presented an In.
ueresting program of q play and
masque in the auditorium of the
Business High School last night. The
/ play was 'rhe Ghost Story" q comedy
Of puppy love by Booth Harrington.
John Ford and Caroline Pftchlyn
played the leading parts. The former
is one Of the honor students Of the
school. "The MasQue Of Conserva-
tfon.". by Constance MacKay, was at
tractively put on. being q fantasy
concerned with dryads. wood-cutters
and 9oddesses. The principal roles
were played by Roberta January, God
dess Of Conservation; Katharine Mac
Lean, Goddess Of the Forest: Clara
Railey, Armida; Charts, Emily Her
cog; Martha Wetherly, Lyssa; Alvin
IO'Halloran, Mr.. Freeman; William
Obear, Mr. Husk. Alvin OHalloran
was one Of the members of the cadet
squad judged the best squad Of the
cadet corps.
! At Eastern High School, as at Bust
| ness and Western high schools. q
girl has captured frst scholastic
honors for the graduating class. The
tEasteruite is Miss Dorothy Burns