The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
IN EDUCATIONAL CIRCLES

WAL OINOLLO
Frank Leary. Joseph O'Callaghan. Ber-
nard Brady, William cahiH. Harry Nawn,
and Albert Goldman. The successful con-
iestants win not be known until COM
nlencement day. when gold medals viii
be awarded 10 the winners.
Monday. instead OF Saturday. is the
weekly holiday al the Colonial Schoo!
for Girls This day Is often spent in tak-
tns excursions and cross-country tramps
TO points OF interest about Washington.
Last Monday a party Of the students
and teachers walked from Cabin John
Bridge to Great Falls After leaving the
car az Cabin John Bridge, they walked
10 the third lock. following the towpath
to Great Fails from that point They
reached Great Falls Hotel IN tine 70 d
ample justice 20 dinner Of spring
chicken, returning in the cool of the
evening TO the school. delighted with
their days tramp and outing.
The students Of the Laise-PhilHps
School assisted by prominent local talent.
VIII give a concert Tuesday evening AZ
the residence Of Mrs. J. Sylvester Phil
lips. 1921 Connecticut avenue. for the ben
eft OF the Church OF St Michael and An
angels. The programme, which is an
elaborate one. viii open with can
tata, The Life Of Leaf (Ashford).
by the ladies' OF the choir OF St. Michael
and All Angels Church, and the vocal
class OF the I.aise-Phiilips School The
Incidental solos VIII be sustained by Mrs
Bowie. Mrs BUrnham. Mrs White, Miss
Margaret White. Of the choir, and Misses
Stewart and Dyer. Of the school The
violin obiigatos viii be played by Mr.
Frailsy. The second part OF the pro-
grsnn3e VIII include a nezzo-sOpranO
solo, May Morning (Denza}. Mrs. May
Young: .es6ing. Lakes # Como" (Joa-
Quin Miner). Miss Juanita Miller. daUgh-
ter CT the poet, soprano solo. -Summer''
tChami1ade). Miss Margaret Stewart:
violin solos, "Alnuets Beethoven. Mr..
Charles n Frailey; soprano solo. Echo
Song. from Fluffy RufF7es." Miss
Monte Torrens. no has been singing this
song n the opera all season; piano solo.
Wedding March" from -cMidsummer
Nights Dream (IendelSsOhn). ''Elfn
GlDIlSs Mss ELlcl lBl4tEs
solo "aIignon," Mrs. Julian Bry-
BerI teimer. and which IS her first ap-
pearsnce since her marriage. two weeks
ago. chorus. "ResUreXit' 0GeibeD, bp
the entire choir and school
Dr.. Ford. professor OF hygiene at Johns
Hopkins University. with a number OF
picked men from MS class. were in Wash
ington last week. and spent Friday in
making a thorough examination OF the
Washington filtration plant. IN his re
port On The matter he pronounced the
plant one OF the finest OF its kind n the
and after a thorough examina-
ton Of the water pronounced il absO-
lutely free from typhoid baciln and other
wise excellent in condition. The students
accompanying DT. Ford were John CraW-
ford. James Bruce. Lester Adams. Charles
Bernard Sawyer. Edward PlaSs.
John Bedinger. Hiram Gsliaher. and
Brawner Hetfeid. the two last named A.
B. men OF the Catholic University.
The Sisters Of Holy Cross Academy vii
entertain the students Of the institution
and q few friends this afternoon at Dum-
barton. IL the beautiful grounds sur
rounding the new school building
DIT. Wood. pastor OF the Church OF the
Covenant. viii give a lecture TO the stu
dents Of Central High School on Wedaes-
day morning IN the assembly hall. The
subject OF the lecture VIII be College
athletics"
Founders day usually Is celebrated at
Trinity College on May l. but this year
was deferred until May l. The celebra-
ton began with q procession OF the stu
dents. dressed in white and carrying huge
5unches OF flowers. which they laid at
the foot OF the Shrine OF the Blessed
Virgin. making a very bower OF roses
This was followed by an Illumination Of
the shrine and May pole dance 10 the
music Of the college songs by the girls
n the evening a supper and dance were
given n the gymnasium OF the inst.tU-
ton.
Wednesday the Phi Beta Sigma Liter
ary Society held its regular meeting.
when papers were read and discussed
May I3 the society viii hold an informal
reception. and the week following VIII
hold a business meeting for the election
Of officers The closing exercises OF the
college VIII begin Friday, May s, with
concert. and will close June l with the
OF degrees.
One Of the most successful concerts.
both from a musical and financial point
o view. ever given in educational circles
was heard at the Business High School
Friday evening. The programme was fur
aished By Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finckel.
violiT.-st and pianist: Mr. Fritz Mueller,
.ceuist: Miss AiIlee Sherier, soprano, and
Miss Sallie Mason, accompanist. The
included:
&C. No I.................L. Won Beethoven
Allegro con bric
largo asSzi ed eslreziTo.
Presto
Senate for VIOLA Opus 4.M Meyer-OIberslebea
J. Lanssam IND SER seSangvol-
. Munster und strzE
Song "Chs1son d'Amo1r' Beach
Trios-
ts} Sersaads- Franz Schubert
(bi Venetian Love sons .EthelbeTt NeTia
Solos for cello
"a Andante- .M=eDcr
tbl Spanish -Poppe-
Sonss-
(a] "Ouvres tes veux blegs -8lassenet
fbl When the Roses Bloom -Reicba.dt
a. No. l--.-----..---Felix 3lendelssohn
Andante con uoto tTsnquillo.
Scherzo leEEiero 5ivzce-
Finale allegro aSsai sppassionato.
Miss Amy Simonds, mezzo-soprano; |
Mrs. Frank Byram. pianist, and Miss
Elton Ronsaville. violinist. were heard at
he Franklin School Tuesday evening in /