The Washington times., 1906-06-03

hurst, and Mrs. George =. Corey, who
played some OF the accomplishments
Mrs. Sterns' pupils range in age from
six OF twelve years.
The Washinstonians' regular meeting
was held in the clubrooms. Il K street
northeast. Monday evening. May IS
Charles J. Pitt and Harold Helbig were
admitted to membership. After the
regular routine of business the evening
was devoted to music and dancing. The
clubs annual outing dance. held at
Chevy Chase Lake May "A. was well
attended. The club spent last Sunday
at Chesapeake Beach. where an enjoy
able day was spent.
The commencement exercises Of the
Bristol School, in Mintwood place, Fri
day evening. were particularly interest
ing. and the altogether charming girl
graduates. Miss Alice Gertrude John
son. of Michigan: Miss Dorothea Heness
Knox, Of Maryland; Miss Marion Stuart
Martin. Of TennesSeei Miss Dorothy
Millen, Of Staten Island, y. Y; Miss
Amy Randolph Morton, of Tennessee,
and Miss Elsie RiIes. acquitted them
selves with particular grace. The pro-
gram follows:
Professional. hymn SO4: piano duet.
overature to 'HvgiIliam Tell ,CRossinD
Mr.. Fabian and S. Frederick Smith; invo-
cation. the Reev. Herbert Scott Smith. d.
D., rector of St. Margaret's; vocal solo.
"A May Morning CDenza), --FalstafI
Song CBuck), ''Oh, That We Two Were
Maying'- CNevin). James Wesley White;
piano solo. ''Etude De Concert" Op. 1s9
(GodardD. "Etude De Salon" Op. 15
(strelezskD. S. Frederick Smith: ad-
dress. the Ri. Rev Leighton Coleman.
Bishop of Delaware; piano sole,
'Etude. - ''Valse.'' ''PolOnaise-' CChopin).
Samuel NJ. Fabian; vocal solo. I'm
Herbst" CFranz). Der Traum" CRubin-
stein), selected. Miss Margaret Keys:
presentation Of diplomas. n. Henri des
Portes de Ia F'Osse, conseiIler de Fam
I bassade de France, representing VI. Jus
serand. ambassadors de France. chorus.
. Bristol School Song" the school; bene-
djCtion. the Rev. w. T. D. Moss; reces-
sion. hymn 51s.
The regular meeting Of the sara
Franklin Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. met at the resi-
dence of the regent. Mrs c. y. Mer-
win, at p IT,. May 81. Mrs Charles
W. Fairbanks was elected an honorary
member Miss Elizabeth b Johnston
addressed the chapter, taking as her
subject Sara Franklin" (Bache). the
only daughter OF Benjamin Franklin.
Miss Johnston dwelt on the character
and nObleness Of Mrs Bache and stated
( that she was the president Of the first
( band OF women in this country 10 give
relief 20 the soldiers cI the American
1 Revolution. MIS- Mary s Lockwood
Z also addressed the chapter and advo-
Gated the selection OF our noble patri-
/ otic women Of the Revolutionary times
/ for our patron saints.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Vernon Mills.
/ the latter formerly Mrs Lille McIntire
| May. of this city. were delightfully."- sur
/ prised and entertained AT their new
I home. 205 Sixth street northeast, on the
evening OF May 81. by the wv. R G"
I and few near friends OF the club. The
occasion was the anniversary of Nj
/ Mills birthday. and the celebration was
very successful. being both novel and
I appropriate
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph F.
( Rhine. of Clifton Park. Nd. was the
/ scene Of = merry gathering last Thurs
/ day. The event was the celebration OF
their sons birthday Burton II Rhine
Dancing was enjoyed Those present
I were Misses Elsie Rhine. Lula Powell.
I Lizzie Miller Louisa. Efhe. and Mamie
I Arrowsmlth. Mary Murray. Jennie
I Hardisty. BeUlah Taylor. Mary Nc
Kenny, ana Frank and Harry Murray,
( Gilbert Rhine. VIII NOlte. John BOn-
/ font; VIII Tyler, VIII Harvey. Walter
NanhOUn. Fred Ricer. George Powell.
and others. Refreshments were served.