The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

The Azarias Literary Society Of St
Johns College has issued invitations 70
a reception 10 be held IN Carroll Insti-
tute Hall. SIS Tenth street. tomorrow
evening. at S o'clock
Franklin ". Collins. OF the Department
OF Justice. lectured on Alexander Ham
ntOn~ in the Friends school Friday
morning. before the students Of the school
and q number OF their relatives and
friends. who were present on the invita-
ton of NIr. and Mrs Sidwen-
Ar Collins handles his theme with Al
esrnestness that Is very effective His
portrayal Of Hamiiton's characteristics
and wonderful mental sttainments
awakens an admiration for the man who
shaped the Constitution and saved il. -
and shows the lecturer 70 be close stu
dent 0f American history
Warning the students against the dan
ger Of scattering their studies and re
searches Mr.. Collins advised them 20
study ouiy ore biography at a time His
interesting lecture not only demonstrated
the splendid results Of concentration in
study. but proclaimed the wisdom Of pre-
senting to the student in lecture helpful
lessons from the lives OF American pat
riots.
The Phocion Debating Society Of Con
zaga College viii meet next Wednesday
in Phociou Hall The question for de-
bate at this meeting viii be: The &C
ton Of the California legislature in re-
I Tar.-,aca rrrrae-7o-,
Since the beginning Of the second
semester q lively interest has been shown
I bv the PhOcion debaters in the b.
monthly meetings Of their society No
date has yet been determined for the
public debate. but it viii probably be
held after Easter.
An impetus has been given 10 athletics
al Gonzaga because a number Of prom
Using candidates have appeared at the
! college.
Elmer Brown. Of the Winchester team
and formerly Of Georgetown. mas been
I selected as coach. \ new diamond has
been marked out on the college campus
The assembly han in Gonzags College
was the scene OF novel and enjoyable en-
tertainments on Wednesday and Thurs
/ day evenings. when members Of the
/ Aloysius Club and students OF the coIieg5
/ presented their hfth annual minstrel show
to audiences taxing the capacity Of the
/ hall II is estimated that more thar
/ 200 persons witnessed the performances
I John A- Meyers acted as interloculator
| The end-men comedians were Al (. Fen
/ nell. j.. William A Crawford. J J. Hur-
I lev. IT.. Fred Plant, Frank Painter. and
/ 7. l. Sullivan
My Old Kentucky Home" was given a:
an Introductory overture BY the entire
| ensemble Of comedians and singers The
/ programme was as follows:
Medley. introducing the Merry testers. singing
/ -'Oh. Eou Cc0n.-'
/ .Io-s Ne Like Like to Be Loved" t + Suliirsr
Wait Til the Rose Leaves Fan' IL. Wise Rymc
Good Evening. Csrols ...--.---..-.-J. J Hu-les
''I'm Just Crazy Bout You Nv a Crawford
I'D Live O. I'd Die for You" "----@--T. &. Maxwell
Laughing Song rank PRIntel
when Your Heart Grows WeaTy, Dsaric' -
.---.----.---.--- ----.----.--F. J poughsrig
new and sensational fezture-
Song. y WOnt Be Home 70 Dizner' ---.--.-.
| Transmitted via wireless hy T. Harry Maxwell
I Assisted b. that weT-knOWn female ini;ator.
Master Franz AuldridSe-
I I Used 70 Be Afraid 70 &C Home IN the DARK
] N1s ID AEEAl4 % 20 ~ Nj
I "E7erybody Turned and Looked at Ne.
-....-...--....-.... -A--..----.--A. s Fsnnei r
Grand hnaie.." Kiss Your Minstrel Boy Csood-by'
/ Part Secund.
vaudeville programme of star features
Eastern Mandolin and Guitar Quintet Campbell
Sampertsu, !. II. Bishop. J. C. Krsft. George
X Perkins. and !. A. Bishop.
/ Something New Along These Lines
A new minstrel one-act sketch Donovan and ths
DsEo" presented by the following csst;
Nike joseph Kin;
Antonio Gizvono IgnztiHs SuiiiTar
Eight minutes q American hosrsph.
A one-act eomsdy sketch, ''Wsnted-A Valet,
1 presented b the following cast;
NJ Mc{Sinty T. BurI
Dick his Distinguished Talet......-.W- A CraEfOu
Lewis Lewis ard George Washington Congo,
] ars,licar,ts for Dicks job.----------------
-.-..-..--...A s. FenncIi. =. and K NJ Power
Sketches and wireless features under the direction
Of r. n Powers.
/ The committee in charge were composed
of Joseph A. WOOdgate, Edward L
Brady. r. Elmer Brown. and James J
Nolan
The series of valentine Iuneheons giver
/ last week by students Of the Cathedra
Domestic Art Institute furnished mucF
pleasure TO the pupils. The dining-haI
was converted into veritsble bower Of
I green and red Tiny red hearts and large
red hearts festooned the room and dec,
GRATED the Grsperies. while cupids were
conspicuous among the hearts
The color scheme in the table ad9yn.
ments and menu garnishing was red
The favors were small red baskets witt