The times., 1899-04-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD
OF WASHINGTON
Gibson TableauX Given a Sec
Ond Representation.
A Fashionable Assemblage Ap
plauded Each Pretty Group.
Mrs. Harris Gives n Dainty Curd
Party in Honor of Mrs.
Mckee.

The tableaux given last Friday under
the management of Mrs. Ffoulke were re-
peated last night in Difference to general
request. Though Mr. Ffoulkes tapestry
gallery is spacious apartment it was rot
nearly large enough to accommodate all
who desired TO attend the first perform
ance, and so eager was the demand for
tickets for last nights repetition that
there is no doubt but that still another
would achieve a brilliant success.
AS before. the stage with its draperies
of rich crimson was perfect in all its de-
tails and each group, posed by Prince
Troubetskoy and the Chevalier Trente
move stood out like tinted statuary under
the steady white radiance of electric
lights. The beautiful gallery, its walls
hung with the priceless tapestries that
give the room its name, was filled with
distinguished diplomats and men and wo-
men of official and social prominence who
enthusiastically testified their apprecia
tion Of each living picture as it flashed into
view.
AS on Friday evening. Chevalier Trente-
move and Prof. Darieulat gave thriliingiy
artistic exhibition of swordsmanship and
the groupings were interspersed with
spleEdidly rendered songs. The programme,
which differed in some respects from that
of Friday evening. was as follows:
''The Fourth of July" Miss Marian Gallaudet
SIS Bicycling Bad for the Heart!' Miss Cobb.
Mr. Austin. '.Is Caddy Always Necessary?'
Miss Mary Hopkins, Mr.. Humphreys Owen, Mr..
Beal Bioomer. Extract From the WILL Miss
Ffoulke. Mr.. Lindsey. '-Lenten Confessions, -
Miss Louise Foraker, Miss Rochester, Master
Charles Spalding. ''When He Once Goes Out II
Is Hard 10 Get Him Back" Miss Bell Hagner,
Mr.. Pierre Stevens In Days TO Come (who
ls,I-, sf,te Dat
Mis- Kathleen Owen. Songs, Forbidden Music. -
Gasteldeon: ."Serenade," Tosti, Chevalier Trente-
move Puzzle, Find the Man Who Is Paying for
the Dinner" Miss Hay. Miss Neville Taylor. Miss
Evans Miss Poor, Miss Miller, VI. de Strale, Mr..
Langhorne. Mr.. Floyd. Mr.. Bloomer. Mr.. Stevens.
The Night Before the Wedding Miss Poof, Miss
Clagett. Miss Kathleen Owen. Miss Davis, Miss
Gallaudet. Miss Dorethea Miller, Miss Mary Lay.
Clay. Mr.. Pierre Stevens. I'm Leap Year" q
wedding) Mrs Miles, Miss Ashton. Miss Merriam,
Miss Foraker. Miss Rochester, Prince Troubetskoy,
NJ. de strale, Mr.. Humphreys Owen. Songs,
Bidde. Assault d'Escrime.'' Chevalier G. Trent
enoye and Prof +. J. Darieulat. In the Days Of
Martha Washington" Miss McKenna, Miss Wet
more. Miss Bell, Miss Grossmann. ''The Birth Of
Arrnistead. Mr. Hopkins, Mr.. Foraker. The
Minuet,' Miss McKenna, Miss Wetmore, Miss
Bell. aiss Grossinann. Mr. Bonaparte, Mr.. Armi-
stead. Mr.. Hopkins Mr.. Foraker
Mrs William Thompson Harris expressed
her regard for Mrs. Mckee in pretty fash
ion last night, by giving in her honor a
progressive euchre party at which the ma
jority of the guests were old friends whom
Mrs. Mckee knew during the administra-
tion of her father. President Harrison. and
whom she dearly loves TO meet whenever
she visits Washington. The tables were
grouped about the drawing room, the tally
cards of each being dainty heart-shaped
designs painted in water color scenes, and
tied with knots of baby pink ribbon. Spring
flowers caught the eye at every turn, and
in the supper room the table was norally
beautiful with dewy pink roses and grace
full maidenheir fern. In addition to Mrs.
Mckee and her hostess, Mrs. r. NJ. G.
Browne. the players included the Count
ess Esterhazy. Mrs. Carroll Mercer, DR..
and Mrs. Chatard. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hinchley. Mr. and Mrs. Cropper, DR.. and
Mrs Jenkins, DR.. and Mrs. Loring, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, Mr. and
Mrs. weightman, Mr.. and Mrs. Very. DR..
and Mrs. Rixey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell, and Mrs. Goidsborough.
The British Ambassador and family will
sail for England today.
The marriage of Miss Grace Hays.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Hays
TO Mr.. Louis Lowe will take place this
evening at the residence of Miss EayS'