The Washington times., 1906-05-05

Mrs II. p. Wood, Mrs w. F. Hilder-
prand, Mrs 7. n. Mclaughlin. Mrs. L.
Mrs. William Spencer. Mrs. Horace
Springer. Mrs. William King. Mrs.
John Campbell: Mrs; W.. Riley, Mrs.
man. Miss Metzerott Miss Jennie
Spier. Miss Esther Spier. Miss Ida
Eeagie, Miss Eva Casey, Miss Anna
BURROWS. Miss Julia Dickinson. Miss
r. Mclaughlin. and Miss y. Pepper.
Mrs Charles Pepper served punch 10 a
C!amorous and thirsty crowd.
The booth for the Nordhof Guild was
presided over by Mrs. Padgett presi-
dent; Mrs. John Tweedale, Mrs. o. l.
Pitney. Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Bryan. Mrs Jul
! ian Dowell. and Mrs. VandergriR. all Of
whom sold fancy articles and confec-
tiOns.
Miss Eta Gifin. OF the Congressional
Library room for the blind. assisted by
useful and attractive things made by
the siShtless people of the city. Miss
Iawton. Miss CalderOn. Mrs. Barnum.
Miss Richardson Mrs. and Miss Slater.
and others assisted IN the sales at this
booth.
Another interesting place was the pa
vilion for the Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind. where they do their own
printing. broom making. caneing. etc.
and there was good sale for the pos
tails and other work gotten out by the
blind people.
Pastoral Play.
The concluding feature of the after
room was a pastoral play arranged by
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney. All after
noon the players. costumed for the per
fcrmance and wearing masks. paraded
about the grounds. preceded by a husky
throated barker. who. accompanied by
n big bass drum. announced the time
and place Of the performance. The play
was a fifteenth century pastorale, and
was given in the famous Italian gardens
OF the Mclean estate. 1t was a charm
ing story prettily told. The Marine Band
orchestra, seated IN the porch OF the
mansion. furnished the music. and the
cast was as follows:
Cleo. Miss Wise; Strephon, Mr. Man
ners: Jean. Mr. de Boloque-
Scere first, Neroaique. Mrs Fremont
and Mr.. Gareissen.
Pierrot de P!errette-Ai Misses Fremont; /;
Spring. Miss Janin: Miss Laura Mer-
riam, Miss Rromwell, Miss Crosby
Misses Smith. Miss Mary A Webb. Miss
Eleanor Johnston. Miss Aurora de
Quesada. Master Slater.
Summer. Miss Aagruder. Miss Gladys
iIinckley. Miss Sophrie Johnston. Miss
Marie McCaulsy Miss Adelaide Heath
Miss Marion Wise. Miss Mary Webb
Miss RAY Slater. Miss E,ndOTa Clover.
Miss Doris Haywood Miss Lois Cassatt.
Miss Beatrice Clover. Miss Letter Mont
gOmery.
1 Autumn. Miss Ruggles. Miss Richard
son. Miss Nancy Ner Miss Frances
/ Williams. Miss Yulee Noble. Miss Carr
Miss Bessie Sessions Miss Esther Sla-
ter Miss Bessie Russell
Shepherdesses-Afrs Denny Miss Bet
y Davis. Miss Jean Loring. Miss En-
Ny Fitch, Miss Olga Converse Miss Al
ma Ruggles. Miss Errol Brown. Mrs
SwayZe, Miss Sailie Walker. Miss Made
leine Bradley. Miss Catherine Ridgeley
Miss Marian Stevens
Milkmaids-Miss Ester Denney. Miss
Eleanor Parker Miss Anna COckrell
Miss LYDIA LOrinC Miss Marian Lseutze
Miss Olivia Howard. Miss CarryI CraW-
ford Miss Suzanne Carroll Miss Fre-
doria Morgan. Miss Eleanor Ridgeley
Minuet-Miss Robson, Miss Mating
ly. Mrs Chapman-Smith. Mrs. Lee
Phillips William c. Benny Frank Poe
Mr.. DaviGge. Mr.. De Godfrey. Dance
by Miss Elizabeth FOrney and Miss
Minnie Saxton.
Peddlers-SIr GuIick and Mills Thomp-
son.
Charles Howard. Louis Bel
rose. A X Tyler
Huntsmen-Mr. Clemons. Mr.. Malone,
Captain Harding. Mr.. Jackson.
Donkey boys-kent Lcgare and Joseph
Pierce. jr.
There was fancy riding and hurdlinE
with Miss Elkins. Miss Wadsworth Miss
Can and others in the ladies' class. and
Mr.. Grip. the Swedish minister. Mr.
LanghCrne. Frederick May and others
IN the gentlemen's class There was a
dog show in which all OF the canine pets
Of the fashionable world were placed on
exhibition. and in fact, almost every
be adapted to the occasion.