At The White House

Miss Lucile Watling, of Ypsllanti, Mrs. Kate Glover Brooks of Newton Center, Mass., and Mrs. Hal Glover, of Detroit, are attending a meeting of the "Brook Hall Alumnae association" last Saturday in Washington. "Brooke Hall" was until recentiy a well known boarding school for young ladies at Media, Pa., under the auspices of the Episcopal church, and Miss Maria L. Eastman has been its devoted principal until her death about two years ago. The annual meetings of the association, which is composed of both graduates and under-graduates, occur upon April 16th, the annlversary of Miss Eastman's birth. The young ladies have honored the memory of their beloved teacher by establishing an endowed scholarship at Byrn Mawr, called the Maria L. Eastman scholarship, and this year Mrs. McKinlcy, wife of the president oí the United States, who attended Brooke Hall in 'Gf, has invited them to a luncheon at the White House at 2 o'clock this aftcrnocn. Mrs. Brooks will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Glovor, next week, but Miss Watlinff will remain in Washington, not returnlng home until May.