The Washington herald., 1911-05-28

He and his wife will reside in Coving.
ton, Ky.
The elocution contest held Thursday
afternoon at CASTOR Hail. Georgetown
| University. brought before the public
the best talent of the university. Those
| who reCtted We're Mr.. James P. Needham,
Mr.. Daniel J. O'Sullivan, Mr.. Robert ].
Cannon. Mr.. John J. Mathison. Mr.. Ed
ward V. Heiskell, Mr.. Harold ]. Car
ton. Mr. Thomas c. O'Sullivan. jr. Mr..
Stephen W. Carroll, Mr.. Leo B. Norris.
! Mr.. Andrew T. BearY, Mr.. John NJ
! Murphy. Mr.. Albert Flume. Mr.. David
l.. Waldron. and Mr.. Edward C. Healy.
! Piano solos Were given by Mr.. William
| Donnelly. who played the 'Fourch Ma
zurka;'' Mr.. William Calvin. who played
! Butterfly" by Grieg, and Mr.. Charles
| Lavelle. who gave the Prelude" by
! Rachmaninoff. There were a number of
vocal selections by Mr.. Leonard Bros
seau and Mr.. Thomas Smith.
| \ delightful lawn fete was given We'd
| nesday evening at St Alban's for the
benefit of the choir outing fund OF the
| church. The plans this year for the
| BOYS vacation are not complete. If pos
| sible they will spend the time in At
! lantic City. The lawn fete was in charge
of the choir director. Mr.. Middleton, and
Mrs. J. VI. Burrell, president of the
/
dleton, Mrs. Paines, Mrs. Reinohl, Mrs.
Arthur Carr. Miss Burrell, and Miss
| Warner. The arrangement Of the
gOunds was most artistic. and at the
! tables, scattered about among trees and
shrubs beneath the japanese lanterns,
ices were served by the young girls of
the parish.
Miss Gladys Morrison left last week for
her home in Dallas. Tex.
Miss Ethel Graves has as her guest
Miss Eleanore Butler. of West Virginia.
The last of a series of dances was
enjoyed last evening by one OF the clubs
which have met this season at the Dunn
barton Club. The chaperons were Mr..
and Mrs. William Crowley. The guests
included Miss Norine Fisher, Miss Eliza
beth Fisher, Miss Jane Bell, Miss Louise
Frey. Miss Kathleen Fisher, Miss Ruth
Henderson, Miss Bertha Mallet, Miss
lvaner Childs. Miss Margaret Paine,
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell. Miss Alice De
Marr. Miss Beatrice Ward, Mr. Will
Conboye, Mr.. Frank Chamberlin, Mr. AL
bert Henderson, Mr.. Granville Patterson,
Mr.. Hubert Patison, Mr.. Charles Phelps,
Mr. Albert Walthers. Mr.. Walter South
comb, Mr.. V. Williams, Mr. Harry Stew
art. and Mr.. Joe Weams
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard BurreIl will
return this week from their. wedding
trip to Florida.
Miss S. P. Clarke spent part of last
week with Miss Knowles, Of Thrty-first
street
The little people Of Dumbarton Ave
nue. Church entertained their many
friends Wednesday evening at a concert
in the lecture room of the church. The
children appeared In costumes similar to
those worn hundred years ago. Prom
garet Lowe, who sang and recited sew
eral pieces; Ollibell Houghton, who sang;
Clifford Dyer. Howard Shearer, who re-
cited; Helen Smith, who sang a number
of songs; Carol Kraus. Elmer Vanduzen
and Francis Cooke, who recited. Others
in the chorus were Elizabeth and Louise
Fisher, Marie Neeb, William Leonberger,
Elizabeth Parker, Ada Volkman. Flor
ence Waters, Helen kephart, Irene Um-
barger Helen Mech. May Smith,, Lille
Kidwell Consuelo Schafer, Mary Sherrin,
Effie Donaldson, Ethel and Lillian KEEP
hart. Florence Smith. Joe Leonberger.
Charles and William Fisher, Raymond
Oornweli Aubrey Bogley. Walter Dyer.
Clifton Waters, Walter Shearer. John
Kraus. Stanley Darcy. Martin Charles,
Fred Loenberger.. and John Neeb.
After the evening service at ST. Johns
Church on Ascension Day there was q
short parish meeting. followed by q re-
ception. At the meeting reports were
read by the secretaries of the different
church organisations. showing what
splendid work had been done during the
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