The Washington herald., 1909-02-07


It's annual grand masquerade on Monday
evening. February Is. in the National
Rifles Hail
The junior carnival OF the National
Park Seminary VIII be held for three
days, beginning to-day. when the Junior
services viii Be held in the chapel. To-
morrow vii be the indoor meet. AT go:
the coronation ceremony az 7:S. ard the
carnival plays; and Tuesday the senior
reception from 10 &: the flower pageant
at rs. followed by the junior promenade.
Miss Lind OF Hageby. who IS coming
70 Washington at the invitation OF the
Society for the Humane Regulation Of
Vivisection snd who VIII speak IN the
red room Of the New Willard Hotel TO-
morrow evening az o'clock. Is the very
sntithesis OF the typical reformsr IN ap-
pesrance and manner. She Is a blond
and very feminine. and her opponents
settle themselves composedly to what
promises 20 be a girl graduate talk on
cruelty. But they DO not sit composed
long; she il an antagonist as formidable
as she is disaruling N looks and de-
meanor
Miss Lind Of Hage6y is 4 Young Sved-
ish sristocrat. who f. devoting her life
10 the reforming OF abuses Of vivisection.
She has had crowded audiences in New
York. Philadelphia, and other American
cities
The Misses Edna and Emma Dawson
and their brother, 1Ir. Joseph Dawson.
were hosts last Thursday evening for the
Elk We &c Club ard number Of their
friends at their home. 81 VI street north
west. There we're dancing. music. and
games. and vocal selections were sung
by Miss Elva Mccarthy. Miss Ella Pur-
cell, Miss Mabel Hamann. Mr.. AIoysius
Stormont. Mr.. Ray Barrick. and MI Vic
tor Jaeger. Musical numbers were also
given on the plano by Miss Virginia Hun
ter. Miss Edna Boyd. and Miss Bessie
O'Riley. Refreshments were served. fol-
lowed by dancing. Among those present
were Miss Virginia Hunter. Mr.. William
Boyd, Miss EIva Mccarthy, Mr.. joseph
Dawson. Miss Grace Ray. Mr Joseph
Afford. Miss Bessie O'Riley. Mr.. Michael
DOwney, Miss Irene Frick, Mr. AIoysius
Stormont. Miss Mabel Haman. Mr. John
! Lesch, Miss Edna Boyd, Mr. Victor JaA-
ger. Miss Ethel Pryor. Mr.. William Au.
Miss Bertis Thorn. Mr.. Fred Lake Miss
Catharine Thompson. Mr. Ray Barrick.
Miss Ella Purcell. Mr. Charles O'Rf1ev.
Miss Frances McEnaney, Mr.. Andrew
Morris. Miss Regina Keillmann, Mr.. Ar
thur Frick, Miss Catharine Gsrvey. Mr..
/ Raymond Mawhinney. Miss Edna DaI-
/ II lTfrs
Scores OF young girls and men Of the
dancing set went to the navy yard last
evening for the regular hop given BY the
| officers Mrs. Leutze, wife Of the com
mandsnt Of the yard. Rear Admiral
L.eutze. received the guests, assisted BY
Mrs. Potts. wife Of Capt Potts: Mrs.
Heap, wife Of Pay Director Heap. and
Mrs. Burrage, wife Of Lieut.. Commander
Burrsge. About 1900 danced TO the music
/ Of the Marine Band. A buffet supper
was served at midnight.
The young girls Of Fsirmont Seminary
repeated their performance of Bangs
The Worsted Man last evening for the
benefit Of eQuipping the stage and hall
for theatrical affairs. The girls scored
q triumph. as they did at the first per-
| formance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Waters enter
tanned at large dance Friday evening.
January 2, IN honor OF their daughter
and son. Theresa and John. the occa-
sion being the seventeenth birthday Of
the latter
The large. double pariors were deco
rated with palms. Southern smiisx
and potted plants The dining-room was
a scene OF beauty, the color scheme be
/ Ing red and green. with red carnations
/ and red shaded eandelabTa- After dane
/ Ing q delightful buffet supper was served.
Among those present were the Misses
| Margaret E Daily. Of Phoebus, Va; Mag
dalen Desio, Alvia DesiO, Anna Jewell,
| Elizabeth Maddox. Louise Einstein, Anna
| Harrison, Katherine Harrison, Agnes
l Carter, Frances FosbsndsE, Gertrude