The Washington herald., 1911-02-26
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win, William Dixon, Ralph Dixon, Paul
Dixon, Philip Dixon, Misses n. b. Mussef-
man, B. V. Kisner, and A. Snyder. The
Misses Louise Scofield and Louise Thom-
SOD rendered selections on the piano with
great credit to themselves. Prof. A. S.
Schnagle performed on the piano with
great skill, and at II O'Clock the guests
repaired to the banquet room, which was
decorated with patriotic colOrs, ferns,
and tulips, where refreshments were
served.
Miss Daisy H. johnson entertained her
Sunday-school class and their friends at
her home last Tuesday Among those
present were Misses Emma Armor, Ger
trude McQuirk, Gladys Stailey, Clara
Whitney, Louise Ross. Margaret Hiser,
Miriam Hobson, and Clara Piozet, and
Messrs. James H. hetner, Orville Shep-
herd, James P, Sayer, Harry Wells, Jerry
p. Johnson, Harry Whitlock, Charles
Piozet Virgil II. Bolt, Philip Mitchell,
J. Edward Whitlock, Eugene Sanders,
Walker NJ. Bransom, and Frank Espey.
Tie Rubinstein Club will hold its reg
ular rehearsal next Wednesday morning
in the Arlington ballroom. Its next
morning recital has bdkn postponed from
next Wednesday to March Is, owing to
the large number of its members being
soloists in in the different choirs of the
city and obliged to attend Ash Wednes-
day services of their churches. There
will be no rehearsal next week, March
S, owing to the absence of Mrs. Blair,
the conductor. in New York. but there
will be one on Tuesday, March Il. The
clubs closing concert will be given on
the evening of May 10, and the annual
vaudeville performance Will be held May
Il The clubs third birthday anniversary
will be celebrated with a masked ball for
club members only on the evening of
March %, in the McNeal studio, ten
dered by the conductor, Mrs. Blair
Prizes will be offered for the best and
most original costumes.
The Georgetown University Dramatic
Association will present its annual play
on Shrove Tuesday, February IS in the
Columbia Theater, at 80 for the benefit
of St. Rose Technical School. The play,
The Last of the Gladiators, is a mod
ern miracle play centering around TeIem-
aChus the last victim of the Coliseum.
written by J. D. Mccarthy. S J. The
officers OF the Association of Ladies of
Charity of St Rose Technical School.
formed to aid the Sisters in the work OF
the school, are among the patronesses for
the performance. They are: Honorary
president. Nine. Jusserand: president
Sister Clara superior of the house,; act
ing president. Mrs. Montgomery: first
vice president. Miss Riggs: second vice
president Mrs. Story: third vice preSi-
dent Mrs. Hannis Taylor: fourth vice
president. Mrs. Carr: fifth vice president,
Mrs. Mccarthy: recording secretary. Miss
Redfern: corresponding secretary, Wis
countess Benoist d Azy; treasurer, Sister
Rose.
The play will be given under the aus
rices of his eminenCe Cardinal Gibbons,
his excelIency the Apostolic Delegate,
Archbishop Falconio. and Rev Joseph
Himmel. :. J.. president OF Georgetown
University. The other patrOnesses are
baroness Hengelmuller. Countess de
Puisseret. Nine. LOudon. Mrs White
Mrs. John r Mclean, and Mrs. Carter
All these ladies will he present. Mime.
Jusserand and Mrs. John R Mclean are
box holders, and Mrs Montgomery will
have Mrs White. wife of Chief Justice
White and Count and Countess de Buis-
Seret in her box. In addition to the play
being an elaborate and interesting one.
the audience will be a most distinguished
one.
The Congressional Club will give its
annual donation luncheon next Tuesday
at ! o'clock