The Washington times., 1906-05-05
SOCIETY TO SEE
"TABASCO LAND"
Much Interest Evinced i'll
Princeton Clubs Show.
LIST OF PATRONESSES
Includes Many Prominent Women OF
Washington Who Give Aid for
Good Purposes.

Washington Who Give Aid for
Good Purposes.
The Princeton Triangle Club. in their
breezy musical comedy. ''Tabasc0 land. -
viii have by far. the larger snare OF
Washington society in their audience at
the Belasco Theater tonight. 1t IS said
they have never had better perform
ance nor better coaching, and great
fun and pleasure Is 70 be expected from
the evening.
Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Charles j. Bell,
Mrs. Bromwcn. Mrs Andrew Y. Brad
ley. Mrs. A. c Barney, Mrs Harry NJ.
Clabaugh. Mrs. Robert Craig. Mrs. q.
T. Dunlop. Mrs. C. Thomas Dunlop, Mrs.
John Davis, Mrs. John F. Dryden, Mrs.
William f. Draper, Mrs. Calvin De Witt,
Mrs. John o. Evans. Mrs. Frank Ellis,
Mrs. Stephen b. Eikins. Mrs. Robert 1.
Fleming. Mrs. Joseph b. Foraker, Mrs.
Charles W. Fairbanks. Mrs. Charles c.
Glover. Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff. Mrs. ,.
HoIdsworth Gordon. Mrs. Robert R.
Hit. Mrs. George F. HUFF. Mrs. James
NJ. Johnston, Mrs. Alexander B. Legare.
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge. Mrs. John n.
Mclean. Mrs. Henry May. Mrs. Eliza
beth Stauffer Moore. Mrs. II. c. Nc
Clean. Mrs. Henrietta c. Metzerott. Mrs
Frederick d. ldcKenney. Mrs Edward
McCaulcy. Mrs. John MCGOWAN. Mrs.
William y. Noble Mrs Wallace Neff.
Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes. Mrs. Hughes
Oliphant. Mrs. John W. Pilling. Mrs.
John Z. Reyburn, Mrs. William A.
Slater. Mrs. Robert T. Shepard. Mrs. =.
T. Sewers Mrs. John p Story Mrs II
u -A rs Tnfr rfv--
are all Included IN the list OF patronesses,
and almost without exception viii bs
present tonight.
Moncheur viii be among the dinner
hosts tonight.
Mrs James r. Mann was hostess at
a luncheon today in compliment TO her
sister. Mrs. Tearman, who Is here from
Chicago. Mrs. Tearman Will leave wash
ington for New York the middle OF next
week.
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles entertained
a large breakfast party today. having
among the guests a number Of diplo-
mats.
Mrs. Oldberg Will give one OF her stu
dio musicales this afternoon from 4 TO
6 o'clock. 70 meet Miss Daily.
, a May Morning Church Breakfast IS
a very pleasant and pretty thing. as II
was conducted at the Vermont avenue
Christian Church this morning from
the early hour OF 6:f5 to O'Clock The
long tables were laden with flowers and
dainty things 10 eat. including straw
! berries and hot biscuits All Of the
visitors were comfortably seated. and
business men found time TO drop by for
I n vE-s4y 9r
and Mrs. Frederick d. Power arrived
in Washington in time to meet their
friends Al the church. They have just
returned from a trip 10 the Holy Land,
/ and were warmly welcomed. During
the breakfast. flowers arrived from their
friends in the city. and the event WIS
altogether a delightful innovation from
the usual form Of church entertain
ment
The proceeds from the sale Of tickets
will be applied to refUrnishing the
church. which Is the one attended by the
martyred President Garfield.
viscountess de Faramond. wife of the
naval attache of the French embassy,
has returned from New York. where she
was a participant in the festivities given
| in that city in honor Of the French naval
officers who came 10 this country 10 at
tend the John Paul Jones memorial ser
vices
a reception was given yesterday after
noon DN tlG Society OF C0lOnlal w arS
IN honor of the president and council Of
the National Society Of Colonial Danes.
The event took place at the residence OF
/ the governor, DR.. Marcus Benjamin. 11o3
Q street. Mrs. BENJAMIN was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. William Rufiin Cox,
! president of the Society Of Colonial
! Danes. The tea table was presided over
by Mrs John T. Taylor and Mrs Arm
| listed Peter. while Miss Charlotte Tay-
! lor, Miss Agnes Peter and Mrs. Obey
were at the punch bowl. The reception
committee consisted of DIR. Marcus Ben
! jamin, Armisted Peter, Captain Daven-
port. L. s. N. Mrs Charles Lang
worthy, and Admiral Flint, L. S. y.
An initial meeting was held among
prominent resident women at the Wash
ington Club on Thursday morning for
! the purpose of organizing a Book Re
| view Club. 10 be held weekly between
the hours OF II and II O'Clock in the
! club rooms The movement favors a
better acquaintance and familiarity with
works Of the present day, which viii
be eXhaustively discussed through talks
rather than the reading of papers, and
the securing of greater sOciability
among the members.
Mrs Shepard Miss Jarvis. Mrs. Simon
Newcomb and Miss Emiline Nourse ere
among the incorporatOrs. An extended
membership will be encouraged and cur
rent topics will receive special consid-
GRAFTON in these discussions.
The organization Is calculated 10 grow
! in favor, also 10 greatly broaden the
knowledge OF those connected with this
/ institution. who have from the outset
! enjoyed every advantage Of both social
ard literary opportunities for improve
mel+. mainly through a series of papers
and lectures from prominent scientists
and educators the world over.
LIGHTNING CUT GIRLS RING
WHILE SHE SLEPT IN BED
| STROUDSBURG, Pa. May 5.-The
! family of Samuel Kresge. of Reeders.