Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-22

Griffith. Earl Dent. A. Clark. E. Norfolk
Ralph Grinder. Leola 6eis, Roy Lancas
ter, George Kidd.
s. j. Bowen School-Speaker. Rev. c
Herbert richardson: Miriam Walter. Vic
let Auffort. Julia Byron. Alberta Eppley
Arthur McCorias, Eddie Norton and Mar.
guerite Robbins.
Bradley School-Franklin Colebaugh
Minnie Potter, Cecilia Gotthold. George
Harding Mary Gassenschmidt. Mary Gar.
rett, Hunter Taylor, Charles Hunter.
Ninth Division.
Cranch School-Raymond Cross Anr
Prodigy. Helen Hardesty. Lois Young. lone
Bell Address by Rev. J. e. Stewart.
Buchanan School-Addressb by Rev. Rob.
ert E. Browning.
Tyler School-Address by A. B. Frisbie
commander Of John A. Logan Post.
Lenox School-Helen Markley. Orbir
Litchfleid. William Murray. Miss Ethe
Copes, George Crowther and Isabelle Nc.
Caffrey. Address by Rev. Mr.. Cumming
Van Buren, School-Address by Rev. w
G. Davenport.
Congress Heights School-Presiding Of
ficer. DR.. c. M. Elnmons. and addresses
Quinn. Helen GUIDE. Leila Kidwell, Der
tina Bender and Grace Spalding.
Orr School-Clara Bradbury. May Hos.
tick. Edwin Henning. Mona Grove.
Twelfth Division.
Jones School-Misses A. Garrett, e. Tay
lor. S. johnson and N. Jones. JOSEPH
Pie asant. William Cardoza, E. Wood
Josephine Green. Jessie Hallstalk. Ger
trGde Henry. Rev. Rosser of Miles
Chapel.
Industrial Home School.
Presiding officer. c. w. Skinner; speak
er. Rev. r. o. Krouse; Jeanette Actor
Walter Jacobs. Harry Rhea. Harry Rus
sci. Walter Carol Charles Tear. Edit
Burke, Clifton Brown and w. Theodore
Burke.
Reception and Dance.
Martha Washington Seminary. 14tf
street and Thomas circle northwest, OBJ
served Washington's birthday anniversary
as has been it's custom for several years
with a reception and dance last night
Both the reception room and ballroom
Of the school were beautifully decorated
with flags. flowers and greens, and thu
aspect was one of enjoyment and bril-
liancy.
Mrs. Edward Thompson, whose HUSBAND
conducts the seminary, headed the re
ceiving line. She was assisted by Mrs
Robert ]. Gamble. Miss Hannah NJ. Voor
hees. Wilma I. Ball and Emma Ratlfbont
Smith. Miss Helen Crandle and Mis-!
Helen Williamson. both OF Rochester, N
Y. presided at the punch bowl, and thu
Misses Mckenzie of Colorado preside
over the ices.
Dancing was not commenced until II
o'clock, and 1t was managed by a com
nittee of seniors composed Of Roberts
Bond of Kentucky. Olive Jenkins. Penn
syl> ania: Winifred Smith. Ohio, an,
Marion Whitmore. Ohio. Only special,
invited guests remained for the dance.
At Saengerbund Hall.
A dance was given last night at the
Saengerbund Hall on c street. at which
there was a large attendance of members
The hall was beautifully decorated with
portraits Of George Washington. minia.
ture cherry trees, American flags and
hatchets.
The patriotic idea was carried out in
the dance cards. which were pasteboard
hatchets with picture Of the father
of his country From o'clock until
long past midnight hundreds Of. dancing
feet kept time to the music. The fol-
lowing members of the club composed the
ball committee: Paul F. Brafldst edit
chairman: Karl Brodt. Joseph A. Burk-
art, Frank E. Ghiselli. Milton E. Ford
Fritz Hohoff. Herbert Levy. Harry G.
Minister, Charles A Van Zandt. Ferdi-
nand Waldman. DR.. Louis A. Walker
and Martin Wiegand.