Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-18

The field included Persis Myers,
Maude Preece. Anna Hedrick, Mrs.
Andrew Cummings. Mrs. S. J. Nc
kenna, Frances Saul, Eleanor Snyder,
Katherine Snyder, Winifred West,
Lydia Archbold and Mrs. A. A. Sny-
der.
Tomorrow afternoon the club will
hold trea sure hunt. Members will
meet at $50 o'clock at the clubhouse
Thirty-fve or forty riders are expect
ed to participate.
The treasure hunt is one of the
mos tpopuar forms OF equestrian
sport When the riders are gathered
verbal instructions are given as to
how to reach the first point. where
written instructions will be found in
forming the hunters how to proceed.
At each succeeding point additional
instructions are found - posted on
fence, or tree, or hidden in a stump.
or behind a stone wall. When the
next to the last objective has been
reached, instructions are discovered
informing the riders as to the To-
cation of the treasure. The first
hunter to find the treasure wins.
Tomorrow's hunt will be followed by
a tea at the club.
The Washington Field Hockey Club
will practice tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock on the EllipSe field and again
In the afternoon from to 6. All
members are urged to attend these
workouts as the club is endeavoring
to get into shape for the return game
with the all-Baltimore team, which is
being planned early in January. This
game will be played in Baltimore
The Orioles issued their challenge
when they We're in Washington last
10
tively-dependent upon the ability of
the local manager to arrange a time
when the full team can make the trip.
The Marjorie Webster School basket
ball title was won by the Seniors last
night when they triumphed for the
second time over the Junior sextet
The score was % to Is.
Had it not been for the Seniors long
lead gained in the opening period, the
series would probably have been tied
up and a rubber game made necessary
to decide the championship, for the
Juniors, after once getting started,
outplayed their opponents, two points
to one. But they did not get started
until the second period and in the
meantime the new champions had col
lected Is TALES to their s.
In the second half, the Juniors reg.
lStered IL additional points to their
opponents 6. But this was not suffi-
cient to overcome the 10-point lead
gained in the first half and the Seniors
claimed a straight-game victory in the
tWo-out-of-three series for the school
crown.
Lineup and Summary.
Seniors Positions Juniors
Eft 1sbets Solhs + Txsa
Sue Mowery.. .......S C Dorothy II mphreys
FRANCES Stempert.. R. c.. Anna Wright
0sss Sbstitu,ions Celeste Mason
Barbara. Brown. for Mason. Goals@Gollins
20 2:po1nters. l 1-pointer) Langenfeld 20
! pointer: Evans 4 Isl, Slusser g 2s)
sesS 2s Nj RMfieTeeMIss Indie
The meeting of the Home and School
Association tonight at 8 o'clock In the
auditorium Of Eastern High School
will be featured by a demonstration
OF the physical education department
activities at Eastern. Some of the
organized sports will have to be elimi
mated. due to the limited space in the
auditorium, but general idea of the
athletic program will be presented.
! The first basket ball practice was
| held last week at Eastern. Approx
mately $50 reported. Imogene Stock
| EFT will coach the squad of 60 fresh
men ~ F'osdick is in charge of the