Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-11-11
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VII SCHOOLS and Colleges" Il
Mary Chichester. Josephine Hodges.
VIII-"Science and Discovery
Edith Marriott, Myrtle Wclch.
h-"Literature and Art - Mary
Hines, Katherine Gator.
The first five committees will report
weekly; the remaining four will appear
bi-weekly upon the program. This
class yields tn none in the excellent
work being done, aud in the general
results throughout the school. ''The
Outlook" and THE Literary Digest"
form the basis of the reports. with
clippings from our hes, Baltimore
dailies and the New York Sun.
Miss Ruth Walsh made. LOO per cent
In the last Arithmetic test, Miss
Rachel Dubois scoring the same high
grade in Freshman Grammar.
Olive Dents maize appears In the
honor list of all her teachers, with
Emma Wiley's as a close second.
Friday night the S. N. s. Dramatic
Club was organized with the follow
ing officers {: Julia Plummer. presi-
dent; Ruth Burroughs. vice-president:
Lydia Mortimer. secretary. and Matte
Murphy, treasurer. Lorena Croft
was elected To serve "a prompter and
stage manager.
II goes without saying that the girls
have their eyes on wonderful play
which they will produce about Thanks
giving. Miss Plummer, in arranging
for the first meeting of the club, APP
pointed the following committee on
refreshments: Misses Bessie Dent,
Emma Phipps, Gladys Mitchell and
Myrtle WEIGH. These with the officers
and the following young ladies COM
pose the membership. Misses Hazel
Bailey, Julia Dent, fSachel Dubois
and Dorothy Herman.
Saturday afternoon nj O'Clock
Miss Moore and her special friends
entertained In honor of Miss Ruth
Parran's birthday.
The fortunate young lady was given
q dainty Japanese stencilled dresser
scarf besides other useful gifts.
Amongst other games played was the
following: Each girl was given q
stick Of chewing gum To chew until q
whistle blew; then, with a tooth pick,
animals OF all kinds were modelled
The prize was won by Miss Katherine
Parran, in q life-like reproduction Of
'Bos'n", our good old watch dog.
The guests were the following: Misses
Moore, Ruth Parran, Katherine Par
ran, Ruth Burroughs, Katherine Ca
tor. Myrtle WEIGH, Matte Murphy
and Olive Dent. Refreshments con.
sisted Of the cake, which custom can
not stale, with its merry little lights
stuffed figs and tea.
In the fashion of beneficient fairies
the best was reserved To the last, wher
''Lohengrin" was presented in recital
Saturday night.
The stage, in the attractive repro
duction of drawing room: gave ar
artistic keynote 10 the opera in the
drawing of n beautiful white swar
placed attractively on "a pond. the
work OF Rev. Mr.. Minnick.
While due praise should tie given e
oil taking part in the entertainment
special merit should he bestowed upor
Miss Frances Hopkins. who has con
tributed so largelv to the success O
Evenings with Grand Opera. by he
sympathetic Interpretation of tn,
authors mood. The following i tho
program:
I-"Bridal Chorus and .'Swar
Song, from Lohengrin France
Hopkins.
IL '.The Story Of Lobengrin'' =
Ruth Burroughs.
III-.'The Argument of the Opera
Lydia Mortimer.
| N-'Love Song from Lohengrin'
Lillian Meredith.
PERSONALS.
On Sunday the following motorin,
parties were guests Of Mrs. Maddox
Dr.. and Mrs. A. Hodgdon. of 81
Mary's; Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Dent
Mr.. Jack Dent, Misses Elizabeth an,
Mary Turner Dent, of Oakley: Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Blackstone, Miss Jan
Blackstone, Mr.. Aifiin Blakiston
and Miss Smith, of River Springs.
On Tuesday Mr.. Dana Hodgdol
dined with Mrs. Maddox, later leavin,
by boat for Baltimore.
Miss Janet Bronze attended the mar
rage OF her cousin, Miss Miles, o
Baltimore, 20 DR.. Perkins, of Stuart
Va, early this week.
Several of our social leaders are d
Baltimore attending the 18th session
Of the d. A. r. of Maryland al IN
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