Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-07

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and roadside bear witness 10 the pass
ing Of summer.
From the steady swing of work Il
rhythmic periods comes The assuranc.
of united faculty and . responsive
student body.
On Wednesday morning, the 2stl
inst, the class in Senior Composition
debated upon the subject, Resolved
That Equal Suffrage win. benefit Ii.
Country In Elevating the Position o
Woman"
Affirmative Mrs. Marie Manning
leader; Misses Janice Loker. France:
Hopkins.
Negative-Misses Elizabeth Dale
Mary Chichester, Frances Nicols.
Cogent arguments from the affirma,
tive swept aside all opposition and ths
judges, Misses Bernays and Creighton,
awarded victory TO Marie Manning's
side
A wagon-load of Seminarians, chap.
eroned by Miss Sue Abel, attended
the lawn party Wednesday afternoon
at 'Mattapany," the beautiful estate
OF Miss Susie Thomas.
Mrs. Maddox, Miss Maddox and
Miss Virginia Maddox, were also oil
the party, which was augmented fur.
Their by Misses Moore, Bernays and
Haslitt, of the faculty, and Mrs. Dent.
Vehicles of all kinds we're requisi.
tons, from Cadillac to the post.
mans gig, and towards eleven at night
a tired but happy crowd returned, la.
den with bright memories of a delight.
full occasion. The following girls at
tended the entertainment
Elizabeth Dale, Julia Plummer,
Janice Loker, Ruth Burroughs, Flora
Adams, Matte Murphy, Josephine
Hodges, Lucy Spedden, Katherine
Parran, Myrtle WEIGH, Jessie Walker,
Frances Nicols, Elizabeth Bryce
Mary Chichester, Virginia Stonestreet,
Mary Hines, Gala Minnick, Julia
Dent, Bessie Dent, Lydia Mortimer,
Lillian Stevens, Dorcas Boggs and
Katherine Gator.
At Current Events Glass, Thursday
afternoon, reports we're submitted by
Marie Manning, Elizabeth Dale, Fran
ces Nicols, Frances Hopkins, Janice
Loker, Virginia Stonestreet and Mary
Chichester.
The class was edited by the ease
and accuracy, With which statements
were presented. Mrs. Maddox and
Miss Bernays, who were guests of the
occasion, paying high tribute to the
work.
Mr.. Edward Thomas, of the launch
Sterling" has been a frequent visit.
or at the Seminary within the week, on
Thursday afternoon playing host 70
the following party: Misses Gala
Minnick, Jessie Walker, Virginia
Stonestreet, Janice Loker, Lucy Sped.
den. Elizabeth Bryce, Frances Nicols,
Mary Chichester, and Katherine Par
ran, with Misses Janet Bronze and
Creighton rs chaperons.
The visit of our distinguished Mary.
land poet, Mr.. Folger Mckinney, on
Thursday evening, accompanied BY
Mrs. McKinsey, was an event of great
interest to all at the Seminary and the
dining room with his genial presence
seemed to radiate good cheer.
Perhaps the most marked event OF
the entire week was the entertainment,
of Saturday night in the presentation
''TauDhauSerH in music and story.
Each number bore testimony 70 care
preparation, producing an effect grace
ful and finished. The program in de-
tail was rs follows
THE Evolution of Grand Opera from
Gluck to Debussy''-Miss A. b. Kirk.
H.-ovERTURE-
THE Pilgrims Chorus from s'Taur-
hauser''-MisS v. Haslitt.
THE Biography of Richard Wagner
Miss Mary Chichester.
".
The Story of Taunhauser''-Miss
Frances Nicols.
THE Augment of the Opera
Mary. Hines
VI.
''Oh, Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =. Hopkins.
Refreshments we're served by Misses
Janice Loker, Frances Nicols, Mary
Hines and Virginia Stonestreet-
Specially invited guests of the cven-
ing we're Mrs. Bronze, the Misses
Bronze, Mr.. Edward Thomas, Mr..
Jos. Brayeal, Rev. and Mrs. Willard
Minnick-
Miss Madeline Bernays begs that
following appeal be published in the
bulletin:
Surgical Dressings Committee,
New York City.
Nv dear Mrs. Hodgdon:
Won't you help this society," We
want 100000 surgical dressings
Now-to send TO Europe.
Many of the Military. Emergency
and Field Hospitals are without even
the barest necessities for caring for
wounded men and appeals are being
made hy every country in the war
zone for surgical dressings TO save
their lives.
Please help bv sending a small
sum of money 20 buy new materials
for making bandages and dressings;
1880 zNffl zrxr4T rHG aAeS1ne
pillow-cases, tablecloths, napkins,
towels, etc -everything old or any
thing new would do.
A piece of goods only SKI inches, in
an otherwise ragged garment, viii
make . dressing for some poor wound
ed lad Address package 10:
MISS NJ. b. BERNAYS,
Local Secretary,
Sc. Mary's City, Nd
PERSONALS