The Washington herald., 1909-04-05
AMONG EDUCATORS.


George Washington University. have Sc
iected Hugh H saum to take the SOU
brette role. Dorothy Darlington, in the
production Of College Days at the Co
lumbia Theater April l9 and 90 Some
fetching costumes viii add to Dorothy's 5
many attractions. a so picture hat being
a feature, and the management promises
that II she does not carry or the his
Jrionic honOrs. she win surely be eligible
Tor prize IN the next beauty contest
An addition 10 the score OF the musical
comedy was made by Philip Lee Scant-
ing. the composer, last week in an eccen-
tfic dance. which viii be done BY W. T.
Coburn as Murray Morton. the custodian
OF the punch bowl Rehearsals are
progressing satisfactorily and everything
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidweu. OF the Friends
School. ISL street. have issued invita-
lions Tor an exhibition Of gymnastic exer-
cises on Monday and Tuesday afternoons
at O'Clock. The programme OF exercises
VIII be given on Monday by the girls, and
includes: Danish ring dance. Ruth Nor
gan and William Hopkins, leaders; the
earrousel game, Herr Slap Jack. first and
second primary: dumb-bells. leader. Janet
Brown, first. second. and third interme-
dlAte; parallel bars. leader Lois Sprigg
Htgh School and fourth intermediate; a
daily lesson IN Swedish gymnastics,
leader, Kenneth Catten; song game. I
See You, Swedish Klappdans," third and
fourth primary; folk dances. leaders.
Helen Rogers and Margaret Roberts;
Trip 70 Stockholm ana Gustafs Skel;''
single sticks, leaders. Margaret MinshalI
and Susy White. High School and fourth
intermediate: center rings. leader, Can
dace Howard. first. second. and third in
termediate: dances, leaders. Ruth Patter-
son and Lois Sprigg; "Hyacinth and Rus
sian KarkOvian." High school and fourth
intermediate; games, relay race first In
termedlate VS.. second intermediate: club
guard, High School and fourth interme-
date; dumb-beI tag. FIRST, second, and
third intermediate, and Newcomb. Reds
VS. Grays.
On Tuesday the boys Will furnish an
interesting programme. including flag
drill. leader, Theodore Noyes, second in
termediate; parallel bars. leaders. Boyd
Brown and William Harrison. fourth
primary and first intermediate; running
high jump leader, Filbert Crawford. sec
ond intermediate; dance OF the Jumping
jacks. leader, Milton Smith, fourth prs-
mary; horse. leader. Edward Smith, sec
Ond intermediate; one club drill, leader.
Henry Boynton, fourth primary and first
intermediate; bar snap. all classes; games.
dodge BAH. fourth primary and first
Intermediate center base. second inter
mediate; club hustle. second intermedi-
ate VS.. first intermediate; relay race.
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On Thursdays OF the past season the
principals and students OF the Colonial
School for Girls have been at home 20
their friends. These receptions VIII be
discontinued after May l. The outdoor
sports and cross-cOuntry walks will Oc-
cupy every available hour not spent IN
study and recitatiOns. A delightful Gus
tom of this infant school IS a two days
tramp and camping trip. taken by stu
dents who pass the physical examination
and have made daily walks o. I'VE or
seven miles a regular habit
The principal OF the Washington School
for Boys. SSM Wisconsin avenue. received
letter last week from President Alder
man. OF the University OF Virginia. Of
fering a scholarship each year at the
university 20 boys OF the Washington
school. 70 be granted 20 those attaining
a certain standing. Most OF the boys of
the school left Washington yesterday 10
spend the Easter holidays IN their homes.
Glasses viii be resumed Tuesday. IN Eas-
ter week.
The students OF Gonzaga College are
at work preparing for a dramatic enter
tainmeut. when they viii present an adap-
tation OF Shakespeare's Comedy OF
Errors The play VIII be put on early
in May
The debate for the selection OF debat-
ers for the public debate took place in
PhocIon Hail. Gonzaga College. in the
presence OF the student body OF the col
Iege. The question was. Resolved, That
postal savings banks should te estab-
lished throughout the United States"
Affirmative. J. Chester Brady. J. Fran
ces Igoe. Herbert Andrew. /. Brison
Norris. negative. Seton i. Roy Darr
Francis Peck. Rudolph J. Eichhorn, Jo-
seph Fennell- Joseph p. Madigan acted
as chairman J. F. Igoe. J. A. Fenneu,
Herbert Andrew. and L. Brison Nor
ris. with Rudolph E!chhorn and Charles
Peck as alteTnates. were chosen for the
public debate. The public debate viii
take place in Gonzaga Hall Wednesday,
April Is, at s o'clock.
Rev. Charles Aiken, u. D.. Ph. d, pro-
fessor OF apologetics. gave the last OF a
course OF lectures Wednesday morning
AT the Shoreham. His subject was 90
viewed in the light OF Chris
tianity." He treated the subject in an
entertaining way. and held the attention
o. the audience 70 the end This lecture
closed the series given by the professors
OF the Catholic University Of America
this season
The young women OF Madison Hall
Seminary enjoyed a rare treat in a recent
song recital given al the seminary bv
Mrs Frank Maxwell. lyric soprano.
The Catholic University closes next
Wednesday for the Easter holidays. and
classes VIII be resumed the Tuesday o,
Easter week. Most OF the clerical stu-
dents viii return 70 their respective did,
ceses 10 assist in Holy Week services
but the majority OF the lay students viii
remain al the university.
AttraCtiVeneSS.
From Woman's Life.