The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
IN EDUCATIONAL CIRCLES

The assembly hall Of BeIcourt Semi
nary viii make an appropriate setting
FOR the artistic musicale 10 Be given there
tonight
The programme VIII be given by Mrs
Warner A. Gibbs. soprano. M Edward
Strong. tenor: Miss Ethel Tozie-- pianist
and 8Ir Anton Kaspar, violinist. under
the patronage OF Mrs Sherman, Mrs
Larz Anderson. Mrs. L A Coolidge. Miss
Mary Cryder, Mrs. Charles A CuIberson,
Hon. and Mrs II e Driscou. Miss Ida
Lee Duncan, Capt. and Mrs. F. c. Fen
ton. Mrs. James Hartman. Mrs Winnie
Ream HOxie. Mrs Robert \ Kenneth.
The Minister OF Persia, Mrs Lamar. r
Lipscomb- Mrs. William Mcclure. Miss
Marie AicNaughtOn. Mrs Ethelbert
Nevin Mrs Mary II. Schulter. Rev Dr.
and Mrs. G Ernest Smith. Mrs Mary 3.
SOme-vell Hon " J Stone. Ms George
Sutherland. Mr- and Mrs J. Selwin Tait,
and Mrs. Edwin r. Townsend
The senior class OF the Friends Select
School, accompanies By Mr, and Mrs
Sidwell. went TO Baltimore Saturday 10
visit Walters Art Gallery. The party in
cluded Laurence Baker, William Brown.
Julius Fay, Elizabeth Maddox Wallace
Nairn. Dexter North, Lester Platt. Eliza
beth Swartzell Charles Thorn. and Cor
nelia Walker
The girls Of Central High School are
making active preparations for 4 lunch
con 20 be given for the benefit Of the
athletic association. The affair viii take
place Wednesday. May .. and. weather
permitting, viii be in the nature Of a
lawn fete. the table 10 be set and lunch
con served on the Sround attached TO the
school
II the weather be unfavorabIe the
luncheon viii be served IN the corridors
Of the high school building \ friendly
rivalry Is stimulating the classes to OUtdo
one another IN their decorations. 50 some
thing unique and unusually pretty IN the
table ornamentatiOn may be expected
Each class has its own color. that Of
the first year class being green. with Miss
Ditto IN charge Of the tables: the second
year tables. in charge OF Miss Bessie
Lynch. viii be trimmed in pink: the third
year. under Miss WeddelI. in yellow. and
the fourth year. Miss Elizabeth Morgan.
IN red. An interesting feature, and one
which last season added much 70 the
financial success Of the affair. will be the
exhibition and sale Of posters, made by
pupils Of the drawing class. under the d.
rection Of the teachers. Misses Annie
Wilson, Page Taylor, and Helen Coolidge.
Following their annual custom, Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson. OF Martha Washing
ton Seminary. chaperoned party Of
girls from the seminary to the PERFORM
ance Of the Triangle Club Of Prince
ton University Saturday night. After the
play. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson enter
tanned the party and some Of the Prince
ton students at supper at the New
Willard
The Mount Holyoke Alumnae, OF
Washington, have issued invitations for
lecture by Senator Dillingham;. at the
Colonial School 2lS9 R street. on We'd
nesday. April Is. at 8 o'clock
Miss Annie simonds. a pupil Of Otto
Torney Simon. wiz give a vocal recital at
the Franklin School Tuesday evening.
May / Miss Simonds is one Of the as
sistant supervisors Of music in the pub
lie schools, ard has a mezzo-soprano
voice Of promise. Her programme viii be
the aria, ''Chefaro seaze Euridice" from
"Orpheus and Euridice" of Giuck: the
aria. "Convein partir," from 'Figlia
del Reggineato." OF Donizetti. and the
group Of songs, % That We
Two Were Mayfng,' and The Necklace /
OF Love" by Nevin: Spring Song" by
Becker; Allah and the Denza," BY
Chadwick. Miss Simonds VII be as
sisted BY Mrs. Frank Byram On the
piano and Miss Elton RonsaviIle on the
violin.
The three hundred and foTty-ffth an
niveTssry OF the birth Of William Shakes
peare was commemorated BY a Shakes