The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-20
AMATEURS DO WE'LL
Society Attends Georgetown
University Play.
SEMINARY GIRLS ATTEND
Presence of Apostolic Delegation
and Members of University Fac
ulty Lends Dignity to scene-Debu-
tRntes and Trinity College Stu
dents Sell Programmes.

Society amused itself for charitys sake
yesterday afternoon at the successful per-
formance Of the comedy, "All the Com
forts of Home" presented by the George
town University Dramatic Association az
the Columbia Theater for the benefit Of
the Christ Child Society.
The audience was a bevy Of color and
mirth. diplomatic. official. and residential
sets, 'nterspersed with large groups Of
seminary girls. testing the full capacity
Of the house The presence of the apOs-
tolic delegation and members Of the
Georgetown University faculty gave dig
nifty TO the scheme.
DebutRntes Were There.
Debutantes OF last year and this sea
sons buds assisted by a number Of
students from Trinity College. sold pro-
gTammes and refreshments before the
performance and during the intermis-
sion. Mrs. James Max Taylor, assisted
by Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Edith Suther-
land, Miss Anna Portner, Miss Eliza
beth Hickey, Miss Margaret Murdaugh.
Miss Natalie briggs. Miss Ruth Jones.
Miss Bessie Johnson. Miss Helen Heyle,
and Miss Dorothy Bennett formed the
committee which sold programmes.
Mrs. Thornton Boiling. who had charge
Of the refreshment sale. was assisted by
Miss Pauline Magruder. Miss Bennett,
Miss Resale BriscOe. Miss Mildred Mer-
rick, and the following Trinity College
students: Miss Ella Ballargeon. Miss
Mollle Droste, Miss Edith Lennon, Miss
Marie McNally, Miss Lillian Reavey.
Miss Gertrude Connolly. Miss Dorothy
Barnes. Miss Beatrice Barnes, Miss
Loretta Galligan. Miss jeanette Hayes,
Miss Catharine Degnan. Miss Elizabeth
McKeogh. and Miss Catharine Walshe.
Much credit IS due Rev. Edmund A.
Walsh. s J, director Of the dramatic as
ISOLATION for the able performance given
By the Georgetown students. which. &C
cording TO the expressions heard in the
audience, was worthy q professional
talent.
Their work CommendabIe.
The work Of Condo De 5. Pauen, Charles
Angulo, William Sitterding. John F.
Crosby, Leonard A. Brosseau, and Harold
J. Carton, was commendable. their act
ing showing talent and pains. Mr.. Brous-
seau won marked applause by a solo with
his own plano accompaniment The cast
follows.
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Condo De s PaHeu 70
Alfred Hastings. ". D. Pet,iboues nephew.
Daniel Z. Murray. I-
Josiah Bender retired banker Harold J. Carton. z
Jack Bender, his sd. stage struck
.....-....................L Leonard 4 Brosssau. i.
Mozart Dabney troksndown music teacher.
Charles Augulo. Il
Chester PlaywcI. "a star John 7, Crosby 4.
Mr.. Eg6cTt Pettibole suSusctius father.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Daniel F 1IcCann. u
Theodore PertboHe. his son, Harvard Medical
o3.----....-.-.--.--..--..... Edward y Garter. u
Judson LsnEhorne. young man Of leisure
...................-.-... C. Haggsrty. Z
Augustus McSEatL friend u PsttihCne's Youth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =. Foley. Il
Victor Smythe, Harvard Medical %
Francis H Burke ..
Ludkins. Pettihanes serTaut. Norman l. Wyuard. e
Messenger, Western Union. William L SiterliuE g
The boxes. decorated with blue and
gray banners Of Georgetown, were all oc-
cupied. The university was represented
in the lower right-hand box by Rev.
Father Joseph J. Htmmel, s. J., presi-
dent OF the university. Archbishop Falco-
Mo. Mgr Cerretti. secretary Of the apos-
toIic legation; Rev. James Becker. Rev.
John a. Conway, Rev. Eugene De L Nc
Donnau. rector Of ST AIoysius Church;
and DR. Kober, dean OF the Medical
School.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas II. Carter had
as guests in their box Gov Norris. Of
Montana; DR.. and Mrs. Lanstrum, of
Montana; Albert John Galen. attorney
general Of Montana. and Nj and Mrs
Murgitroyd. Of Spokane, Wash. The ItaI-
ian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des
Planches occupied a box.
Convent Students Present.
The upper right-hand boxes were espe-
Cially engaged for the young ladies OF
Georgetown Convent Mrs. William Man
ming Irwin and Mrs. D. ?. Mccartney
entertained a party OF young ladies IN
their boxes, including Miss Margaret
Niche. Miss Annie Irving, Miss Harriet
Hatch. Miss COgSweH. Miss Riggs the
Misses Merrick. Mrs and Miss Phelps.
Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis, and Mrs
Henry Cleveland Perkins Mr.. and Mrs
Charles W. Butler were in one OF the
lower boxes. DR.. Maurice Francis Egan,
Minister to Denmark, and Mrs. Egan also
occupied a lower box. Members Of the
senior class of the college served as
ushers
The performance was so well received
that the management hope to be able 10
take a trip during the Easter holidays,
giving performances at New Orleans at
thu NTor7i C~a.