The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
CLOVERSIDE.

| The CloverSide students have just COM
pleted the laudable work of raising a
scholarship fund for the Southern Edu-
cationaI Association. Mrs Martha Gle
low. the president of the organization.
| had spoken to the girls about the Dement'S
| 10 be derived from such work, and SO
these girls have made it possible for some
one girl of the Southern mountain dis
| tricts to be educated.
Yesterday the girls had a picnic in
Cherrydale, Va, the summer home of the
| V W c. a. The real object of their visit,
however was to organize a benent Tor
that association.
On Friday evening Senator Dillingham;,
IF Vermont, was a dinner guest at Clover
side. lie entertained the girls with an
interesting talk on Reciprocity.
Mrs David Tinnin will give a dramatic
recital of George Eliot's 'Armgart on
Wednesday evening, May 10.
IMMACULATE SEMINARY.
Plans for commenC ement week at I'M
rnacr;lata are nearly completed. Owing to
the extensive programme OF that week.
the art and music classes have ALREADY
given their exhibit and recital.
On next Tuesday afternoon, Miss Rose
Marie Hack, of Vincennes, Ind, who Is
finishing in music. will give musicale in
the assembly hall, assisted by Miss Marie
Simon violinist, and Miss FRANCES MO
roney, mezzo-soprano.
LAISE-PHILLIPS.
During the past week the students have
enioyed daily sightseeing tours to the
various public buildings and other points
of interest in and about the city. Next
Saturday they will have gay party
down the Potomac.
On Friday evening the girls were at
home informally to their friends.
Mrs ]. Sylvester Phillips and Miss
Mary Raine are guests for the weekend
of friends at the Naval Academy at An
napolis Miss Miriam Blum and Miss
Isobel Gildersleeve will be entertained
there during the coming week.
The opening Of commencement week
has been set Tor May Is. The graduating
class this year is not as large as usual
but the seniors are all remarkably clever
girls. One of the attractive features OF
the commencement gayeues will be the
senior cotillion. The Laise-Phillips
dances are known among the seminary
and university contingent of the Capital
as brilliant student affairs, and this
years dance is expected to surpass all
others There will be a number OF
guests from Annapolis, the University of
PENNSYLVANIA, and the University. OF Vir-
ginia.
MADISON HALL.
During the past week the members Of
the senior class have been extensively
entertained at theater parties by the un-
dergraduates and friends from out Of
town.
Next Saturday afternoon Miss Pearl
Sluss and Miss Ruby Tedd Thurmond will
entertain the friends of the faculty and
students at music and dramatic art
recital Both Miss Thurmond and Miss
Sluss have prominent parts in the
Fairy Land of Shakespeare" to be
presented by the students on Tuesday
afternoon and evening. May 16, under
the auspices Of the ladies Of All Souls
Church at The Oaks" the residence of
Mr.. and MIS- Henry Blount. adjoining
Madison Hall
On Friday afternoon at the horse show
the Madison Hall girls. with Mrs. 7. w.
Swart, who were present as the guests
Of friends, attracted considerable atten-
ton by their extremely stylish gowns and
youthful, pretty faces.
Miss Hazel Sluss entertained at a
pretty german in the annex Friday even
ing in the absence of her sister, Miss
Pearl Sluss who was one of the senior
guests at a box party at the Belasco.
Miss Caroleen Shields was called home
to Johnstown, Pa, during the past week.
owing to severe illness in her family.
TRINITY COLLEGE,.
Last Monday, the annual May Day fes-
tivities were enjoyed. The seniors were
awakened early by the sophomores, who
placed at every senior door dainty palm
basket flied with fern and the class
The seniors, carrying
their fragant tributes. marched single
file. to breakfast. and upon sntssing