The Washington herald., 1911-02-12

street. when their daughter. Miss Beat
rice LanshurGh. and her two 1911 class
mates. Miss Louise NoOnan, of this city.
and Miss Helen Muncaster. OF North
Carolina. entertained from to in
honor OF the postgraduateS, Miss Marie
Hack. Miss Marie Simon. and Miss
Laurene Elmer, all OF Indiana, and Miss
Frances Maroney, of Texas. The spa
Cious reception hall was festOoned in
green's, with gold and white. the class
colorS. predominant. The drawing-rUOm
was a bower of Killarney roses. During
the latter hours of the afternoon, the
house was continuously thronged with
friends of the young people.
Immaculate students are anticipating
with much pleasure Japanese tea,
which they will give next week.
MADISON HALL.
During the past week. the Madison Hall
girls have had the pleasure Of enjoying
Sothern and Marlowe in the Shake
spearean drama.
Miss Pearl Sluss, the president of the
Madison Hall Cotillion club. has ar
ranged for a charming cotilliOn on next
Tuesday evening.
The many friends of Miss Ruby Tedd
Thurmond, who has been seriously i'll,
will be glad to learn of her GONZALES
Cence
LAISE-PHILLIPS SCHOOL.
On Friday afternoon many friends of
the Laise- Phillips School enjoyed the de-
liGhtfuI "at home" of Mrs. J. Sylvester
Phillips, who received with the young
ladies of the school. The drawing room
was tastily decorated in ferns and tulips.
Miss Miriam Blum and Miss Isabel Gill
dersleeve presided at the tea table. Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Emavieve Rose,
of Pennsylvania. read selections from
Kiplng, and her admiral BILE work was
encored. Miss Marian Robinson, aC-
companied by Miss Pearl Baker, sang
The Rosary Daddy" and The
Rose 1 Give You" and as encores she
gave a number OF light opera selections
Miss Robinson is gifted with a very
promising lyric soprano voice. remark
able for range and sweetness.
a unique Valentine party is planned
for that day. one feature of which will
be military wedding. in which all the
girls will participate.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
The university and seminary contingent
of the Capital are looking forward eager
iy 10 cards which will soon be out, for
the Shrove Tuesday tea.
The second quarterly issue of the
Trinity College Record will be out dur
ing the coming week
The class of 1911 has taken steps to-
ward issuing a Trinity annual TO be
known as the TrinilOgue. \ great deal
Of interest is being evinced in this under
taking, and Miss Marguerite O'Leary, the
editor is doing her utmost for its sue
Ass. In Miss O'Leary who is also preSi-
dent OF the CerCle Francois and vice
president Of both the Current Events Club
and the Dramatic Society. the class have
selected one of its ablcst workers. in
point of scholarship and executive ability
The most brilliant junior prom in
the history of Trinity was held Friday
evening in the assembly hall, which was
elaborately decorated in red and white
flowers and 1912 banners and pennants.
The success of the prom. was largely due
to Miss McQuade and Miss Mollie Wy
men.
HAMILTON.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Phoebe
Hamilton Seabrooke, all social functions
in the school have been postponed to later
dates The many friends of Mrs. Sea-
brooke will be glad to know that she is
slowly recovering from a severe attack
of grin