The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-21

SECRETARY Will SON
HAS CABINET DINNER
Mrs DoIIiver Acted as Hostess in Absence of Hosts
Daughter, at Entertainment for President and
Mrs Roosevelt at New Willard

Mrs. Phillips. The floor committee was
Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Myers, and Miss
Lynch.
The Mother Goose novelties at the Co
lumbia Theater Yesterday afternoon. for
the benefit of the ChildTen's Country
Home. St. Michael, and All Angels
Church and the BOYS Guild from ST
casion for the little folks. Almost every
box held a party Of children Mrs
Wharton r. Testers and Mrs. r. b.
Pennybaker's boxes were particularly
noticeable for the row OF pretty children
that filled the front
Senator Clark. Mrs Richardson Glover
Mrs. r. Berger Moran, Mrs. Arthur Lee
and Major Young also had children
guests.
The opening scene was chorus Of
forty children in which re intro
duced all the Mother Goo sharacters
The Toe Pas seuI7 was omitted owing
TO the illness Of little Eliza beth Forney
VINO VIII be remembered as the little toe
dancer OF the Kirmess.
'Dearie' was sung by Katherine Al
derman, who has sweet voice.
Each number received much applause
as each little one put so much earnest
ness and good work into her dance A
SallorS hornDipe was danced by Anne
Howell. Lucy Linda Lady was pleasing
8lth the following participating; Edna
brown. Minnie SaNton. Ruth Shaw
Beatrice Cosgrove. Margaret Cannon
Iiuberta Dunkie, Margaret Hudson
MARION Robinson. Anna Harvey, and
Mildred de Hart
Elsie Sheetz In Dainty CIpid and
Mary Mccain In the Parasol Dance
made pretty pictures Rov Humphrey,
was good in a dialect song
ne Speciality Tell Me. Dusssv Maiden -
bF Mabel Kirby and Irwin Cosgrove won
a good deal Of favor
Peggy Brady" by Pauline sullivan
i ,lio -1 M, SaXtoni was al Irish num-
me ne SGotSl dance by Edna Brown
-NdughtE Red Riding Hood" by Mar
BdreJ Hudson, and Just Nv StvIe %
Dy mildred de Hart were all literally
Helen lockwood in Jack O. Ian
Tern was pretty, and Dutch Dance -
HItleu closed the first part proved very
The second part opened in an Indian
image win dozen or more little In
dams. Adele Robinson sang Laugh
tnE water Beatrice Cosgr0ve gave a
s7Smposla The three little tots of
a'oUt ~ years OF age who danced
house
Pauline Sullivan. in ole Man Moon. b.
was excellent a pas de deux was
q a, asliltF number by Angelica Norma
hee ana Henrietta Behrend
me song and dance or Margaret TTud-
son and Minnie Saxt0n, Elmer Dom
IN u Esprit. highland fling by Mar
saret Hudson and Joseph Mccain and
a Mother Goose song BY Edna DorseV
plainly pleased the sDectstors A 6nTU-
pipe by Spencer Breinyee. a song and
oance By Anna Harvey. pas Dc deny
by Ruth Shaw and fIuberta Dunkle
a comic song and dance by Geosaa
Dorsey ana the French dance of the
seven little misses closed the perform
Gnce.
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