The Washington times., 1906-04-29
NEWS AND CHAT OFTFiE WEEK
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Tor the benefit OF the Cathedral Close.
The beautifully rolling woodland at the
intersection Of Connecticut avenue and
Woodley lane has been selected for the
event, and truly nature will require but
little additional setting for the produc-
ton Il is an ideal spot, and quite ac-
cessible from the car line. as well as be-
ing 4 thoroughfare for fashionable drv-
Ing.
The patronesses are Mrs. Hitchcock.
Mrs Pinchot. Mrs. Boardman. Mrs
Glover, Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard. Mrs
Nerrlh, Mrs MacVeagh. Mrs. MCGOWAN.
Mrs Spalding Mrs. Condit Smith. Mrs
iruesdel. Mrs. Mcclure Miss Turnbull
and the managers. Miss Kibby Miss
OhVer Miss Durand, Mrs. Marshall
hilip. Mrs. Wilmer, Mrs. Simpkins,
Mrs Rust, Mrs. fairfield. and others.
Mr.. Gareissen, the singer and teacher
OF vocal music. is preparing 10 treat
Washington. during the neXG season. 10
morning musicales. such as were fad
all during last winter i'm New York.
when Baby conducted these morning re-
citals at the Waldorf-Astoria. The mere
mention of the plan to prominent women
IlaS Drought lbrln the NstluleSl support
for Mr. Garcisseu. and with corps
of prominent musicians to assist him.
the mornings. at least several times dur
ing the season. will be occupied with
musicaies instead Of with cards as has
been SO much the custom through the
season now closing.
Mrs. Harrington. wife of the late
Brig. Gen. f. II Harrington. United
States Marine Corps. is now the guest
in this city OF her daughter Mrs y n.
Hall, wife of Captain Hail. a her home.
1888 Park road and of her son, DR. f. L.
Harrington.
Commander and Mrs. Cameron Wins
low arrived at Newport last week. and
AIIs. Winslow and her children viii oc-
cupy the Cleveland cottage on Catherine
street during the summer COfSnander
NVusloW remained only a few days az
Newport and then returned to Norfolk
TO join his ship, the Charleston, which
is soon TO sail for the Pacific taking
Secretary Root to Brazil CT route.
The performance Of ',iallops' at the
New National Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Children's Hospital and
under the auspices of 81. Mary's Guild,
VIII he a fashionable evenJ. for which
Mrs. Taft Mrs. Eoardman. Mrs. Auden-
reid. Mrs. Elkms Nine. van Swinderon,
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. New
berry. Mrs. George Howard, Mrs Dun
can Mc[ini. and Mrs. Edward NCCaUley
are actine as patronesses, along with a
number of other prominent women.
Thursday. May 3. Mrs. George Whit
field Brown VIII entertain the Colonial
TFrr~a
Chapter at =. m, at 1710 Connecticut
avenue.
Thursday. May 3. the National Society
Colonial Danes of America will hold a
large reception at . .. M, at Rauscher's.
to which cards of invitation have been
issued.
Senator and Mrs. Alger have as a
guest the latter's sister, Mrs. Frank
Rufne. who is receiving constant atten-
ton from Mrs. Ayers friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thropp have issued in
vitations for a large reception at $3.50
o'clock, MAY 10, at their home, 17oI
Twentieth street
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft
We're the guests on Wednesday OF
Mai. Gen. Fred ID. Grant, L. ). \, on
Governors Island, y. y. \ salute Of
seventeen guns was fired in honor Of the
Secretary and in the afternoon recep-
tiOn was held at the officers club In
the evening Mr. and Mrs Taft. with
General and Mrs. Grant, attended the
military tournament in Madison Square
Garden.
The many friends of Mrs John Moore
will regret to learn that she has been
iii with an attack of the grip for the
past fortnight and unable TO make or
receive calls. Should her strength per
nit. Mrs. Mqsre and the general viii go