The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

some interesting facts which had never
been publicly told before.
The senior class and number Of the
special students spent Wednesday aft
| ernoon. at the Bureau Of Standards.
The members Of the music classes at
| tended the recital Of Mr.. William A.
Engel, presented by Mr.. s. NJ. Fabian,
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Stackhouse, president of
the Chi Kappa Phi, entertained the mem-
| bers Of the sorority on Friday evening.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
spring blossoms and the large open fire.
! places served for lighting. Miss Stack
house, assisted by Miss Margaret Bon
ner. served buffet supper. and an at
tractive dance programme closed the
Miss Sophia Grogan, 10. Of Dallas. Tex /;
Miss Myrtle Mccormack. 10 Of Billings,
Mont, and Miss Lillian Hin, '09 Of Mont
gomery. Ala, are guests at Dumbarton
Hall.
Yesterday afternoon the Holy Cross
girls were among those who attended
President Taft's reception.
On Wednesday evening. May 3 a
euchre party will be given at Dumbarton
Hall.
On Saturday evening, May s, the senior
class will entertain the undergraduates
at a pretty dance in the sorority as
sembly hall.
MADISON HALL.
On Tuesday evening Dr.. and Mrs.
George F. Winston held their annual re-
ception from $50 to 1880 o'clock. Mrs.
Winston was assisted BY Mrs. T. w.
Swart,-, Miss y---fhurmond, Miss
Kareen Bailey. and Miss Aline Saunders.
Tho reception, hall and drawing-rooms
were beautifully, decorated with palms,
ferns. and red carnations. string or
chestra rendered selections during the
evening. Several hundred guests from
the city and out Of town were present
Mrs. L. w. Swart, Of the Eaglish de-
partment. has been the guest Of friends
in Baltimore. where she was present on
Wednesday afternoon at the wedding of
Miss Maude Guthrie and Rev. Julian
Strong, of Atlanta, Ga
Miss Elizabeth Winston has returned to
Baltimore after spending some days at
the Hall. Miss Winston's guests for this
weekend are her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Winston, who were present at her re-
cital with the Peabody Orchestra last
evening
Madison Hall was largely represented
at the Presidents reception yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Lippfurt, Of Winston
Salem, N. c.. is the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Cleo Lippfurt-
Miss Hattie Fudge. who has been
spending several weeks at her home In
Tazewell, Va. is expected to return early
in May.
On Tuesday evening. Miss Thurmond
will be hostess for the Cotillion Club at
a small, informal dance.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
Last Monday afternoon the Beta Sigma
Phi Society entertained at an interesting
lecture by Miss Agnes Repplier on THE
mission Of humor." Miss Repplier Is
prominent as a writer Of essays and
stories. and the Trinity girls were spe-
cially favored IN securing her for their
speaker.
Yesterday afternoon the members Of
the senior class were received by Presi-
dent Taft .....
The commencement class day honors
have been conferred on the following
seniors: Miss Claire Wallis, class poem;
Miss Grace Lombard, class history; Miss
Marguerite O'Leary. prophecy: Miss Zita
Simms last will and testament Of the
class Of 1911. The class song has been
written by Miss Marguerite Pace. whose
verse in the Trinity Record has received
frequent and favorable comment. and
Miss Rosalind Brownei. accomplished -
a pianist and harpist. wrote the music.
Miss Kathleen Greeley, president Of the
class. will deliver the address Of welcome
The last week in May has been set as
thet date for commencement.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, 10, and Miss
Katherine Walsh, 10. are guests at
Trinity.