The Washington herald., 1910-05-24

I mp the main ailse toward the stage in
perfect accord with the strains OF Greek
lyrics and Iutes
Band I'm Procession.
The Procession ~ the People. was
preceded 10y band OF musicians. and
when the entire company was grouped on
Tile stage. which represented Tho interior
OF the temple, the beauty of the scene
was completed Offerings OF sacrifice and
prayers % Apollo marked the beginning
%; the festivities which consisted OF scarf
dances. bah playing, musical contests
ana The pres"nJatiOu OF tie legend. The
festival closed with the occasional
Hiss Katherine Lauck. who sails to-dav
FOR two-cyars' study of the violin IN
Europe. posed as the statue Of ApoIIo
Miss Ethel Foster represented Pvthius
Tho pricstcsses were Miss Ellen Kflliar
Miss Matte Lee Yokey. Miss Lillian
Beatty. Miss Mabel Holloway. and Miss
Grace McClelaud.
Miss Elizabeth Tucker Miss r.7-,fee po~-
ter. and Miss Frances Ferguson were
musicians. Miss Natalie Scott acted the
role OF knight and Miss Cathar.ne Guitar
boy. The scarf dancers were Miss
Mildred Mann. Miss Frances HanoocI,
and Miss Virginia GuirOr.
Miss Mabel Payne Miss Ha-rfetta rfob-
ardson, Miss Dorothy BorIand. Miss LII
Gle Baker. and Miss Fannie Hunt an
peared as BAN players and elected an
pause by gracefully tossing balls from
one % the other iu accord with music
The musical contestants were Miss F1s7
BoHer. Miss Elizabeth Tucker and Nrf.,
Grace NcCia,leHd The judges were Mis-.
Jean Caldwell. Miss Elizabeth Campbell
and Miss Anne Seymour Jones. Actors IN
the legend were as follows.
Miss Ha-rictte Richardson O~Drs,-e.
Miss Virginia Guitar and Miss Dorothy
Boriand. lovers; Miss Hazel Herr. Miss
Frances Hancock. and Miss Katherine
Brown. maidens; Miss Ada NfcCoDDau
mourner, Miss Rebecca Walker and Miss
Maggie Foote. attendants: Miss Mildred
Mann, Eurydice; Miss Caroline Davis and
Miss GLADYS Zetelle, pages, and Miss
Minnie SaNton, torch bearer
Triumph Of the Year.
The production was staged under the
direction of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ram
say who also received the guests. Prir-
cipal Ramsay was the recipient Of many
congratulations on the success Of the fes-
tivaL which was termed the triumph OF
a successful year.
Among the guests were.
AIRS. Sherman Mrs burroughs wife ~ s--,.--
Burroughs. Nrr Scott wife 81 Sg-r--- S-r--. W..
Gay. wife .t senator Clay. and Miss CLAW. Rer-o-
E-t'afive and NIss AIgr5a-5 ard Miss NIu-4n--
Il. IFe.g'-a 'iF' and Mrs. Chapman. Mr. CASSIDY.
we e. f'.i-e-'7'afiya Cassidy. Representative ana
N-#. tT'cs. ECl-gs- ufltive ard NI-4 N-Tf=,- Ron
rc'.ut7tiEe ard Mrs BrrIauG Mr. John R7---++
MS de Nrt Talmogo Miss Helen Gardner Mr.
and Mrs. Manu. Of NIiS7U1. M and Mrs Halo
Way. ~ kauTes. lir. Scott 81 New Orleans Ms
Hcrck. ct Michigan. pr. ard Mrs Thomas C;r-5a,
MS. Nellie Wilson ShircliFc Mr. ard Mrs. Holm
= bl'T Nrs. LHS7n. Dr. and Nfrs Go7r-, T.
dudley, Airs, samuel T. Woodrlv and Miss Wey5
row. Dr. and Mrs. Wirticcr. Mr. and N1-s H,--r
Mclean. Mr. and Mrs 3. IT, Warner. NIr ana
--,- ttIF fg-,er. Nr. and Mrs. Ellis Logan d.
ana Mrs Nl.i-tOn H1u-h. Ni-s Va-rr~L a.
Texas; Mrs. Mcconnell. q Michigan. Mr.. and Mr.
de j.. La'e" ~ FittsblrC. and Mrs. Scott C.. Bore
Several Of the alumnaewho are {,
Washington TO attend the seminary han
quet at the New Willard Hotel on Thurs
day next were among tbeguests. They
were Miss Dorothy Matchen. OF PenrsvI-
vania; MissEvelyn Farmer. Of .Algbara
Miss Louise Gunby. OF MARYLAND. Miss
Marion Elliott. Of Massachusetts. Mis-
Marion and Miss Amelia Bigler Of pom
syIvania. and Miss Cornelia Frieder. os
New York
Refreshments were served after the TO-
ception.
Because Of educational and other adj
Of the performance. n number
OF requests Were made last night 10 have
II repeated. and steps have already been
taken to giveit again in afew DAYS