The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

AlclGS dt CdrQS- rive NunCrSQ dDSOIDeU
their Interest until 10 o'clock, when light
refreshments were served by the two
young hosteSses. who were chsperoned
by Mrs. Winston.
Next Tuesday evening the Teacla Club.
OF the seminary. viii give a dance from
Is until Is o'clock in the evening. Misses
Ruby Todd Thurmond and May Lee Ro-
wan, both Of Dallas. Tex. will receive.
The junior class Of the seminary viii
ientertain the seniors and a few outside
guests May 70 al a banquet Farewell
speeches from the seniors and toasts from
the iuniSrs and members OF the faculty
vii add interest 70 the occasion.
| On the evening OF May q a joint re-
cital will be given by Mrs Frank Max
well lyric soprano, and Miss Regina
Elizabeth Winston, pianist Mrs. Max
lwell, member OF the faculty, Is a pupil
OF William Shakespeare, OF London. and
was for several years soprano soloist
al one Of the most prominent Episcopal
churches in London Miss Winston IS =
sixteen-yeaT-Old daughter OF lIr. and
Mrs. Winston. principals Of Madison HaH
Seminary She Is a scholarship pupil Of
Ernest Hutcheson. Of the Peabody Con
servatory. and a musical treat may be ex-
/ pected. Following the musicale. which
viii last an hour. there viii be q recep-
ton rendered the seniors and their friends
I BY Mr- and Mrs Winston
Students Of Washington school for
Boys, 800 Wisconsin avenue. have char
tered car for a trip to Baltimore on
Wednesday next to be present AZ the sec
( ond Of series OF baseball games be-
tween the teams Of the Washington School
and the Country School. which is stu
atcd n Charles street avenue, extended.
/ just outside OF Baltimore. As the Wash
/ ingtOn boys carried Of the honors in the
/ hrst game, which was played here, there
I IS much excitement among the students
! as 10 the outcome next Wednesday. The
team OF the Washington School is com
/ POSED OF Wilson Brown, King Stone, Louis
/ Beach. Edwin Healer, LuciUs Sweely
( (captain), Thomas Hyde. Clearly Bullard.
4 Douglas Peachy, Win Evans. Henri. Sar-
gent. Walter Wilkins. and Chaurcey
/ Benedict Mr. E o. Perry, of the fac
ulty, Is the manager. Next Saturday
/ the team wiz go 70 Baltimore 70 play
! against the boys CT the Jefferson School.
= large party OF the junior students Of
/ the Washington School for Boys VIII give
circus party to see the Ringing Broth
ers' Circus tomorrow afternoon. accom-
/ panied by Mr.. Woodward. OF the faculty.
Next Friday evening a dance viii be
given by the students q the Washing
ton School for Boys az Pearson House.
I the boarding department Of the school
About twenty couples are expected 10
take part in the dancing
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Kingsley,
the house mother Of the Washington
School. entertained al a tea at Pearson
House, which was largely attended By
young people from the city.
Mrs Barbour Walker, OF the Cathedral
School FOR Girls. has issued invitations
! for a musicale next Saturday evening.
: The programme viii be given by Miss
+ Katherine BOgel. soprano; Mr.. Anton
Z kaspar, violinist. and Miss Ellen Corbin
and M Edgar Priest. pianlsts. all mem
( bers OF the music faculty q the institu-
uon.
( Some Interesting statistics were IN
cluded in the toast 20 Trinity College
gwen by Mrs. Thomas H. Carter al the
banquet Of the Catholic Conversation
Circle last Monday evening a. the Shore
ham. Mrs. Carter said. IN part. Trinity
College, founded IN 1897 by the Sisters OF
Notre Dame de Namur. al the soliclta-
ton OF Bishops Conaty and Garrigan. has
had an enrolment 10 date 347 students
These young women represent twenty-six
States, and TWO OF them came from the
province Of New Brunswick. Canada. Ia
1850, when Trinity first opened its doors
&c students. twenty-five yo1ng women.
who represented twelve different States.
were enrolled. IN Is6s-oz. the year in
which the first degrees were conferred
the enrolment OF students was eighty
two. The number OF students registered
in lS06-0 vas 109. representing twenty
Cne States: total registration tc date
from the opening OF the college, 81. OF
the graduates thirty-six are engaged in
teaching. four IN literature and scientific
work, twenty-five have established the
true centers Of civilization about their
own freside. and two have entered re-
hgiOCs orders
The Mount Vernon Seminary GIee Club
assisted By Anton Kaspar. vioIinist. and
Harvey Murray. pianist. gave a delight
ful musicale Friday evening in the hall Of
the seminary.
The members Of the Glee Club are the
Misses Ruth Anderson. Elizabeth BaHIie.
Jean BarkaIow. Geraldine Birdsen. Flor
ence Brown. Helen Campbell, Mary Den
man, Annie Dugan. Dorothy Foster,
Ciarlssa Hawkins, Elizabeth Helm, Mary
Hunter, Alice Kelsey. Anna Kidder, Syl-
Via Newgass. Nay Noyes Norman. Eliz-
abeth Patterson. Elizabeth Pickens. e.
len PomeuOy. Ruth Porter, Lucy Prich-
ard, Ruth Priest. Elaine PUjo Marie
Right, Malinda Robertson. Roberta
Rouse, Alvia Sanders. Geneive Spencer,
Catherine Stackerl. Gretchen Stearns.
Frances Thompson. Jeanne Turner,
Maude Waggoner, Barbara Waldo. The
same programme VIII Be repeated Mon
day evening at the seminary
Students Of Gonzaga College VIII pre-
sent an adaptation OF Shakespeare's farce,
The Comedy Of Errors" Wednesday
evening at Gonzaga Hall The following
Is the cast OF characters: SolInus. Duke
OF Ephesgs. Joseph P Madigan: Antipho-
lus OF Ephesus. L. Brison Norris: An
tipholus Of Syracuse. Frederick Donovan:
Dromio OF Ephesus. Seton L. DarT: Dro-
miO Of Syracuse, Francis IgOe. Antonio,
a merchant, joseph A Fennell; Bal
thasar. a merchant Rudolph J. Eich-
horn; Philo. the father Of Adriana. Joseph
A Gena1; GaIlus. the brother OF Adriana, |
Joseph Coliifower; AegeOn. the father Of
the antipholi. Herbert Andrew; DR.. Pinch. |
Joseph Gormelv- Phsler5o Edward Wal
ton; the abbot. Charles Peck: Luce and I
the prologue, Blaine Fitzgerald; officer. /
Francis OConnell.
Saturday evening q song recital was
given at the Colonial School by Mss
Laura Robertson. assisted by Mr.. Joseph |