The Washington herald., 1918-03-29
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Nv 2 e DRIJM.HINT
lN WASHINGTON
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

at the headquarters Of the National
Woman's party on April 2, as a fare
well to Miss Anne Martin, who is 60
ing to Nevada to begin her campaign
for the Senate.
Mrs. George F. Williams manager
of the whitecroft Piano School. is
presenting her teachers. with assist
ing artists. in a series of recitals
at Studio Hall, 1219 Connecticut ave-
nue., the proceeds to be equally d.
vided between the Red Cross and the
studio fund.
The first OF the recitals was given
on Wednesday evening, when Mrs.
Williams presented Miss Mona Jelli-
man, pianiste, and was attended by
an enthusiastic audience. Miss Jelli-
man was assisted by Colin c. White.
tenor. with Emma NJ. C. Bender as
accompanist The following was the
program on Tuesday evening: Sara
bande from Sixth Cello Sonata
Bach. arranged by Tours; Ca
Vote" CBach, arranged by Saint
! Saens); Sonata in B-Minor," AL
legro MaestosO." "Scherzo," Largo"
Finale" Chopin: Il Love Thee"
CGrieg); Like Melting Tones II
Rises CBrahms); Dedication" (Schu-
MANN; Donna e Mobile" from Rig
oletto" VerdD. Mr.. White; "Ro-
nance in F-Sharp Major" Schu-
MANN; Four Etudes: 'F-Major. d"
"C-Minor," G-fiat Major" "'E-Ma-
jor." "PolOnaise in A-fat Major
Chopin; Songs My Mother Taught
Me" CDvorak); "Ah. Moon of My De
light QLiza Lehmann): Wind Song
CJames H. Rogers); Celeste Aida
WerdD: Dance of the Elves" (sap-
elnikofO; "Berceuse," Morning
George F. Boyle: THE Waves
CMoszkowskD.
The second of the series will be
held on the evening of April 10, with
Miss McCourt as the artiste;' Miss
Daoud will be the artistic on We'd
nesday. April "a. and Miss Bender
on Wednesday, May s. at Sis o'clock.
The Whitecroft School is at 1895
Madison street and the faculty is
composed of Miss Emma N. c. Ben
der, a pupil of Ernest Hutcheson
and o. B. Boise; Miss Edith Camp
bell Bond. pupil of Ernest Hutche-
son and o. B. Boise; Miss Nabiha
Daoud, a pupil of George F. Boyle
and Gustav Strube; Miss Mona Jelli-
man, pupil of George F. Boyle and
Gustav Strube. and Miss Marie Nc
Court, pupil of Ernest Hutcheson,
Howard Brockway and o. B. Boise.
There is both private and class
instruction to be had at the White
croft School and pupils are prepared
for the Peabody Conservatory of
Music. The spring term will begin
on April s.
Miss Leila Gordon and Miss Anne
Gordon, daughters of Mrs. George
Barnett. are spending the Easter holi-
days with Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George
Barnett at the Marine Barracks.
Mrs. Barnett's brother-in-law. Com
mander Henry Muslin, U. S. n. who
has been detailed to duty in WASH
ington, is their guest. Mrs. Muslin
is at Centerville, Nd, for a visit.
Commander and Mrs. Muslin will
take a house in Washington IL they
can find suitable quarters.
A regular meeting of the Georgia
Society will be held at Confederate
Memorial Home. 1922 Vermont avenue,
Monday evening. April l, at o'clock.
The Club of Colonial Danes has
not changed the date of the war work
auction bridge to be given at the
residence of Mrs. Dimock, and it re-
mains Thursday, April 4. from to
} O'Clock.
Pastor and Mrs. Cove Griffith John
son, of the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
of this city. have announced the ell
gagement of their daughter. Francelia
May, to Lieut.. James Gelston Affleck
jr., Of Yonkers, n. Y.
The Y. P. B. {. monthly entertain
ment was held at East Washington
Hall. 314 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. last Tuesday night. The spe-
cial program was in charge of Mrs,
d. f. Miller. Miss Hazel Smith and
Charles Austin.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. D. f. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Craver, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin.
Mrs. Cahrles Nay, Mrs. o. Clingan
and Misses Oretta Beddinger. Bessie
Ulrich. Mabel Burkitt. Gertrude r.
SmallwoOd, Catherine Mckinley. Anna
Summers, Anna Fetter, Ruby Taylor,
Maud Brandt, Lorraine Taylor, Haze
Smith, Eva Mae Wise. Elsie Taylor
Constance Jolley. Margaret l. Davis
and J. II. Hollinger. P. V. Mace, II.
T. Bible, r. ]. Reed, William f.
Etchison, Omer Wilson, II. B, Ryan