The Washington herald., 1912-04-09
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benefit OF the Bell Home. Mrs. Warner
Gibbs. soprano. has charge of the music,
and win be assisted by Miss Marie Han
sen. pianist; Mr.. Joseph Whittemore.
tenor: and Mr. Ralph Goldsmith. violin
list.
The programme OF the Mountain Pa
geant' to be presented by the Bristol
/ School, on Friday. April u. and at a
matinee Saturday. April Il. for the bene-
1T OF the work Of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association. shows re iark-
able genius and historical forethought,
and viii doubtless be startiingiy beau
tiful and enchantingly historical.
The "Appalachians" occupying the en-
| tire stage Is the work Of the master hand
Of an artist. The prologue. "Cail OF
America" will be read by Mr.. Jarvis.
First scene. THE Response Of the
Daniel Boone and a scouting party.
Second scene. "Mountaineers as Revo-
iutionary Soldiers"
Third scene. Settlers on the Wilder
ness Trail.
Fourth scene. Washington ChIs elogy
| to the backwoodsmen)." Continuing will
be John SEWER entertaining Robertson.
Shelby. and a passing family.
Red Eagles appeal to Adrew Jackson.
George Rogers Clark and his brave COM
pany ready TO plunge in the last icy
stream before taking Vincennes Abra-
ham Lincoln, a product OF sturdy pioneer
| stock following which will come the
beautiful pageant Of symbolic figures of
Appalachian resources led by the danSe
OF the firefiies and shimmering dew
drops.
A scene from "old Andy. the Moon
sinner" chapter one, will be given, after
| which the Mountain Girls Dream will
be most effectively acted. e
As a fitting close TO this education
feast, candies and ices will be served
after the performance and mountain bas-
| kets sold.
The Glee Club OF the University OF vir-
ginia will have one Of the smartest audi
| ences of the season for the concert OF the
club at the Columbia Theater Friday aft
ernoon, April %. 1t will be given under
auspices OF the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, the proceeds going to the
Confederate Memorial Home fund. The
club viii come to Washington at the in
| vitation OF Mrs. Marion Butler district
president. United Daughters Of the. Con-
federacy. and the entertainment will be
given under the direction Of Mrs. Howell
\ Smith.
A special souvenir programme will be
one Of the features OF the affair. and is
being prepared by n committee, OF which
Mrs. Martin IittletOn Is chairman. The
programme will be sold by a bevy OF
pretty girls from the official and resident
circle of society and a representative
from each OF the chapters of the Daugh-
ters of the Confederscy Of the District.
The sale will be in charge of a committee
OF which Miss Gertrude Patterson has
been made chairman. Mrs. Leigh Robin
son Is chairman of the patronesses COM
mittee.
The Naval Attache of the French EN-
bassy. Viscount dAzy. will entertain at
dinner tonight at the Metropolitan Club
in honor OF Commander Retzmann, the
retiring Naval Attache Of the German
Embassy, who will leave Washington In
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Walter Wood
ward have sent out cards for the we'd
ding reception of their daughter. Miss
Margaret Woodward, who will be mar
ried TO Mr.. Melville Dursnt Church on
Wednesday. April q. at l o'clock, at 2el5
Wyoming Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil and Mr.. A. II. P.
Pell, Of Tuxedo, who have been the
guests of Col and Mrs Robert NJ
Thompson. at their residence in Sheri-
dan Circle. returned to New York yester-
day.
Miss Grace Hinds, sister of Mrs.
George B. Cortelyou. is the guest for. the
Easter holidays OF Mrs. Judson c. Glenn
ents. The latter will entertain at tea in
honor of Miss Hinds Wednesday after
noon next.
and Baroness Hengelmuller and their
little daughter, Baroness Mia, arrived
in Washington from New York yester-
day. The Baroness and her daughter
arrived from abroad on Saturday, hav-
ing spent the past winter there The
Ambassador and his family will remain
in this country until the fall.
Miss Rule and Miss BIrkhead. who
have been the house guests of the
Speaker Of the House and Mrs. Champ
Clark, Ie1t Washington yesterday after
noon for New York, from where they
will sail on Thursday for an extended
trip abroad.
Mrs. Frederick Cobb Lee has gone to
Richmond. Va, to attend the annual
convention OF the Kappa Delta being
held there this week.
Miss Florence NJ. Bush. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Bush, will be mar
ried tomorrow evening at O'Clock to
Mr.. George Morley Davis at the home
of the brides parents, 1l2 Twelfth Street
Northeast. Miss Clara Franklin Bush
will be her sisters only attendant, and
Mr.. Harry Davis will be best man for
his brother. A reception will follow the
ceremony. and later in the evening the
bridal couple will go North for their
wedding trip.
Two Ohio engagements of much inter
est here have Just been annourced-thatl
Of Miss Sarah Menzie Whitehead. daugh-
ter Of Mrs W. l.. Whitehead. OF Patas-
kala. and Mr. James thinner, of this
city. with the wedding set for early June. |
and that of Miss Clara Smith, OF West
City, and Mr.. Homer c. Thompson. last
years assistant in the Department of
Horticulture, Ohio State University. and |
now Of the Bureau of Plant Industry. |
this city.
Miss Emily L. Sprightly announced her |
engagement to Karl T. waugh at a box
party she gave at Chase's last saturday. !
Her guests included the members Of her |
sorority, the Theta Delta of Central High |
school. They were presented with roses. !.
attached to which were announcement |
cards. The surprise was given to Miss |
Gladys Abbott. Miss Elsie Cunningham.
Miss Joy Marston. Miss Jane Fishbsck.
Miss Katherine Follin, Miss Edna Worth
ington Frick, Miss MaKon Green, Miss
Elsie Bronson Henry, Miss Elizabeth