The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

| attribute representing the Gospel, when
In the hands of an evangelist OF apostle
or as an emblem OF learning when In
| the hands OF saint. especially where
| the four Latin fathers or doctors Of the
church-St. Jerome. St Ambrose, ST.
| Augustine. and st. Gregory-attend with
their books as witnesses and interpreters
of such subjects az illustrated by
Titian's The Triumph Of Christ, "
huranO's Coronation OF the Virgin" and
Raphaers "Disputa" in the Vatican. This
was followed by a general conversation
relating to the legendary history of the
saints and their conventional attributes
in art.
On last Monday evening at the I'M
maculate Conception Academy the alum
nae association held its first meeting of
the season, and a most enjoyable TING
was spent by the members, Of whom an
unusually large number were present.
The retiring president Mrs. c. R. Brown.
presided, and the minutes of the meetings
for the past year were read by the re-
cording secretary. Miss Mary KelIher.
The report OF the treasurer, Mrs Mary
. Columbus, showed the financial affairs OF
the association to he in a most satisfac-
tory condition. and later arrangements
were discussed for the various social
functions to be given during the winter.
The officers elected for the coming year
are as follows: President. Mrs. Thomas
Tabler; vice president, Mrs. Margaret
Kennedy: recording secretary. Miss Anna
Siattery; corresponding secretary, Miss
1nez, Andrews; treasurer, Miss BERTHE Nc
Kenny; executive Offices, Mrs. c. r.
Brown. retiring president, and Miss Mary
Keliher. -, ...-
At the close of the business meeting
charming social features were introduced,
and the remainder of the evening passed
in the enjoyment OF many juvenile
amusements. The approaching Halloween
festival was anticipated, and pumpkin
lanterns and other weird devices proved
an amusing feature OF the decorations.
Prizes were won by Misses Eallene
Aughinbaugh. Nina Marr. Mary KelIher.
Anna Slattery, and Mrs. J. Z. johnson.
Among those present were Mrs. c. r.
Brown, Mrs. Thomas Tabler, Misses Lo-
retto McGinnes, Genevieve Sanell, May
Melting. Margaret Dunlgan. Helen WILL
Jams. L. Carpenter. Mrs. johnson. Mrs.
Willard Archibald. Mrs. Babbit, Mrs. Ten
nant, Mrs. Mary Columbus Misses Inez
Andrews, Marie Melting, Margaret Slat-
terry, Grace Lynch. Mary Keliher, Violet
Andrews, VaIlene Aughinbaugh, Eileen
O'Donnel, Margaret Minahan, Nina
Mari, Mrs. Fister. Mrs. McCann, and
Miss Anna Slattery.
A most enjoyable illustrated lecture on
Egypt Is promised to the aIumnae and
their friends on the evening OF Thursday.
November 16 at the hall Of the academy.
and II s. hoped all viii accept the cordial
Invitation extended to be present on that
occasion = 80 8, 49,.
Mrs. A. H., Frear, member of the
Capital Literary Club. entertained the
Organization Monday night at her home,
z7s Eighth. street northeast. E. v. Carr.
who was present at the coronation, of
King George. gave an interesting de-
scription of the. festivities in London. The
Growing Of King George was explained
in. detail Afterward a few musical se-
lections were rendered.
s At the monthly meeting Of Robert f.
Lee Chapter. u. d. c.. held Tuesday
evening. October a. the following oficers