The Washington times., 1906-05-02

BY far the largest of all the spring
charities will take place at Friendship
Friday afternoon. and Il will be as live
ly. artistic. diversified. and worth the
money as time and talent can make II.
The most gifted women OF Washington
have given their time and brains for the
entertainment
Mrs Barney's Pastoral will be cne Of
the most pleasing OF all the features
IL will be a pot-pourri, the opening
scene showing little elves planting. hoW-
ers. typifying the opening of spring
with Miss Janin as spring. She will be
followed by Chloe, a milkmaid, taken
by Miss Wise, and she and her cOmpan-
ions win give a pantomine and dance.
They will be followed by Summer -
arranged by Mrs. Richardson Clover and
Miss Magruder, and a procession OF
girls, with a Pierrette and Prot, the
Misses Fremont. daughters Of Comman-
der Fremont
The hero of the pastoral is Stephen.
who turns from his love for Chloe, the
milkmaid, because Of dreams of fair
court ladies, and who loses his head. TO
say nothing of his heart, when a -bevy
of silken clad sheperdesses appear in an
act of ''VeroniqUe" in Louis XVI cos
tunes.
Messrs. Gulick and Thompson enter as
funny men, and sell trinkets to Stephen
for the shepherdesses, who love him
while his gifts last, but will have moth
ing to say TO him when they cease.
Among the ladies who will have
charge of booths and various entertain
ments are: Miss Van Trump, Mrs H
II. Padgett, Mrs. Hume, Miss Griffin.
MI
Emory, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs
Hoes, Miss Marion Oliver. Miss Edith
McCammon, Mrs. Wallace Neff, Mrs
John r. Galloway. Mrs Berton, Mrs.
Robert Hinckley, Mrs. D. Loring, Mrs
-. NJ Biddle, Mrs. John F. Rodgers,
Mrs Julian James, Mrs. A. c. Barney,
Miss Laura jackson, Miss Mimmack,
Mrs. William Carr. Miss Mabelle wells,
Mrs Churchill Candee, Miss Sewers,
kins, Mrs. Peyton Russell, Miss -.aria
Butler, and others TO the number OF
fully hundred.
Among the gentlemen who will act as
aides TO the grand marshal, Cen Joseph
=. Sanger, are: A. d. Addison, Butler
AmeS, A. c. Addison. Byron 5. Aadms,
F. l. Allen. Charles G- Bennett. Jerome
Bonaparte, Archibald Butt, Woodbury.
Blair, Capt. W. S. Cowles, Commander
A. E. Culver, Signore Rob. Centaro,
Col J. l. Chamberlain. w. D. Davidge,
OoI. r L. Jenny GeOIBc 1nOHldS OuH-
lap, William c. Denny, Capt. Frank
Arthur T. Brice. waner B. Bayiey,
Charles ]. Bell, DR.. Charles ]. Bispham,
Hon. c. Brun. J. NJ Biddle. W. p.
Cresson, DR.. William p. Ccnnington, Z.
f. Charin, Gen. William Crozier,
Thomas NJ. Chatrand. ]. NJ. Carlisle
Reg. S. Huidekoper, William p Emo,
Franklin Ellis Thomas B. Ferguson,
Arthur Goldsborough. A P. Gordon
Cumming. Alfred S. Gillette, Charles c,
| Glover, Arnold Hayne, Mr.. Hanihara,
| William Corcoran Hill, William b,
Hibbs, Fred L. Huidekoper, William
| Haywood.
Dulaney Hunter. Richard A Harlow
Richard Hooker. Chandler Hale, I M
| Johnston. Charles Johnson. Arthu;
| Keep. Percy r. King, Prentiss s.
Knutt, Lieut. Commander A L. Key
! Nicholas c.ongworth. Marshall Lang
| horne, DR. F. 2. Loring, A B. Legare
| G.. G. Lincoln. Capt. Fltzhugh Lee, Z
| A. Mitchell. DR.. Alex Magruder.
| Edward McCauley, Ormsby Mccain
| mon, James J. McCallum, Fred May. j
! n. Merriam, Signore G. c. Montagna-
| NJ. V. Y. Woodruff, c. II. Woodruff. W
| II. Rapley, James F. Oyster, Henry F
| Oxnard, Charles II. Poor. Arthur Peter
J. o. c. Palmer. Francis B. Poe, Charles
/ Poe, Senor Don Louis Parton
| Brice J. Moses. Harry Moses, Captain
! Cassatt, ". c. Eustis. Robert Hayden
/ Louis Rich, Clary Ray, Hugh "a 2sw'