The Washington herald., 1910-06-05

ment staff: Third Assistant Secretary
Chandler Hale. William McNeer, ]. r.
Clark, Sidney Y. Smith, Philip Patchen,
w C. Dennis, Charles NJ. Pepper, w. T.
S. Doyle, and Hugh S. Gibson.
The French Embassy will have its quar-
ters at Manchester this summer. instead
of Newport, where it has been main
tanned during previous seasons. The
charge d'affaires and Nine. Lefevre-
Pontalis will leave here for their sum-
mer residence early In June. Count de
Chambrun, military attache, and Coun-
tess de Chambrun viii sail for France
about the middle Of next month.
A successful year for Leojean College
closed with a dance In honor of the cast
Of Twelfth Night" which was given by
the Dramatic Club on the lawn Of the
college.
The stage was beautifully set off by
climbing roses and vines that served as
a background. with shrubs and cedar
trees tastefully placed for stage wings.
The class showed exceptional talent and
excellent training.
Sir Tobey Belch and Sir Andrew Ague-
, cheek, Gertrude Benedict and Helen
Reeve, received deserved applause. while
Dorothy MacElwee portrayed the Duke
Of nlyria with a grace and ease that
surpassed even Arson. Dorothy Loud
made a charming Olivia and Re-
becCa Chany was a very acceptable little
Viola Leila Hits Interpretation of the
conceited Maivolio was good. Theresa
Drexel. as Feste, brought out the wit
and wisdom of her lines; Laura Woods
and Frances Froment, as Maria and Fa-
bian. entered into the fun and mischief
OF their parts with true spirit Ethel
Carpenter, Margaret Dellett, and Virginia
GaIiher each sustained her part with
much credit, while Margery Snyder gave
the part of Sebastian real life and char
acter.
Ruth Wilcox, IN fancy dance, proved
herself an artist, while the little Grecian
maidens, in song and dance, won applause.
A most effective finale introduced the
entire cast in a complicated dance which
was tangled and unraveled TO the strains
OF Festes lutte.
Gen. and Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg left
yesterday for Montreal, where the former
will make an address Tuesday before the
National tuberculosis Association.
Former Surgeon General and Mrs. p.
NJ. Rixey are established IN their summer
home at ''Rixey,' on the Great Falls
road, Va.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry, who
have taken the Cottrell cottage at James
town, r. l., for the summer season, will
leave early next week. accompanied by
their schoolgirl daughter. and will estab-
lish themselves for the hot weather.
Mrs. Isham Hornsby is the guest Of
Mrs. Evans, wife of Col. Robert K.
Evans, the post commander of Fort
Smelling. MINI.
Col William c. Gorgas. Of the Army
Medical Corps. with Mrs. Gorgas and
their daughter. Miss Aileen Gorgas, have
been stopping at the New Willard Col.
Gorgas, who has been in charge Of sani-
tation on the isthmus, viii leave here to-
morrow for st. Louis for the meeting OF
the American Medical Association, OF
which he is president. He will join Mrs.
Gorgas and Miss GoTgas here at the end
| Of the meeting. and they win remain here
until they sail for Panama July y.
Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller has as her guest
| for the week Miss Margaret Knox,
| daughter Of Col. Knox, of Old Point
| Comfort. Miss Frances Miller, who went
TO Annapolis for June Week, returned TO
Washington yesterday, and VIII accom-
pany Miss Knox TO Old Point Comfort
tomorrow. where she viii visit for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. George Bliss will leave Washing
ton tomorrow for Monterey Pa, where
she win spend the summer. Miss Ruth
Bliss will accompany her mother.
The Misses Aleshire, daughters of Gen.
and Mrs Aleshire. Will spend the sum-
mer with friends IN Wyoming.
Miss Virginia Wallis. with a party of
friends, will sail June IS for Europe 70
! spend the summer travelling.
Surgeon Alexander Fitzhugh Magruder.
L. S. N, and Mrs. Magruder are estab-
Ilshed in their country home. Araday.
Nd.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater, who spent last
winter in Egypt and southern Europe.
has returned to New York.
Mrs. B. Byrne and Miss Anoes Byrne
are in New York. from where they will
go to the Rocks. Highlands Falls, 10
spend the summer.
Mrs. Lear, wife Of Lieut. Ben Lear, jr.,
has left Fort Myer, Va. for a visit to
her parents in Breckenridge. Mo.
Brig. Gen. William ". Wothcrspoon
will go to Gettysburg the first of July
to command the army maneuvers. Mrs.