The Washington herald., 1907-05-05

las Anderson. Mrs. Oscar straus. Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page Mrs. Garfield, Mrs
I.aTz Anderson, Miss Boardman Mrs. Nc
Farland, Mrs Robert Bacon. Mrs. A. {.
Barney. Miss Tuckermau, Miss Oliver
Mrs Newberry, Mrs. Hcbson. Mrs. Cooley
land Miss Constance Satterlee.
OF course. there VIII be the usual sardeu
iparty affairs. besides all the feature
shows. flower booths. tea gardens, a
millinery shop. presided over by some OF
Ithe Capitals most attractive maids and
imatrons: "a Punch and Judy show, and
every sort of entertainment one can de-
sire. When il is taken into account, also,
THAR without a single booth or side show
Ithe garden and lawns at Friendship are
Iquite worth the price of admission, there
should be no question about going.
The quaint garden. with its box hedges,
(which surrounds the house. is filed with
antique stone benches and bits OF statuary
Igaruered from some old Italian garden.
(which are so beautiful in themselves that
they are worth the trip to see
on the piazza in front OF the rambling
mansion viii be tea tables, from which
the most charming and gracious Of hos
|tesses win dispense cake and tea, ice
lcream. and sandwiches, which viii be
served by Washingtons most attractive
girls, an clad in their prettiest and smart
est frocks.
And if one does not ike tea and cake
there wifi be cigarettes sold by other
|equalIy charming debutantes.
An interesting amateur Performance
viii be given next Wednesday boy some
OF the younger members Of tlie diplomatic
corps. complimentary 10 the Mexican
- Ambassador and Mime. Creel There VIII
be TWO plays the welI-known English
drama. David Garrick, and a one-act
Spanish farce. lei Novio de Dona Ines.
or 'D0ua Ines Sweetheart. by Javier de
Burges
Gonzalo will bee taken by MIR Albert
Godoy. ID son OF the n xicaH Minister 10
Cuba. now attached 10 the Mexican Em-
bassy here, Brgida. bis wife, Viii be
represented by Mile Ana Carlo, "a
daughter of the Minister from Ecuador,
Ines, their daughter, viii be Mile. Maria
Carbo. another daughter of the Minister
from Ecuador: Juauita, her sweetheart.
win be Nj. Francisco Godoy. and Pascu-
ala. a maid. win be taken by Miss Mary
Taylor.
In David Garrick" the young daughter
Of the Mexican Minissg. to Cuba, Mile
Mercedes Godoy who made her debut
here two winters ago viii enact the part
of AramiutG Browne. Ada, the leading
lady. viii be Miss Mary Kobe, David Gar
rick viii b- represented by n Albert
Godoy. with his brother. NJ Francisco
Godoy. as Squire Chlvy and stIll another
son of the Mexican Minister Nj. George
GodOy. wifi be Thomas ii servant
In the reception committee viii be Mile.
Maria Calyo. daughter of the Costa Rican
Minister Mile. Elena Calderou, daughter
of the Bolivian Minister. Mile. Maria
Carbo, daughter of the Minister from
Ecuador. Mr. Obaldia 81 the Panaman
Legation, ana Ar. Ar0semena. Of the Pan
aman Legation. with Mr. f. +. Carbo.
son of the Minister from Ecuador, and
some of their American friends
The performance viii bee given at car
roll Hau and promises to be not only a
dramatic entertainment of unusual inter
est. bur a social function. calling forth "a
brilliant audience
Baron Moncheur. the Belgian Minister
spent yesterday in Baltimore with the
baroness Moncheur, who is taking the
rest cure al Johns Hopkins Hospital He
viii leave to-day for Charleston, s. c.,
whore he VIII remain for ten days or so
on business.
Mt John A. Barrett. who has been
visiting in Massachusetts. will return to
Washington to-day.
AIRS. John Stevens. with her small son.
Jean. has gone to New York To meet
Mr. stevens They VIII return here next
Thursday
Mrs C. s. Guthrie has closed her
apartment at the Connecticut for the
summer. After some weeks in New York.
she will go TO her summer home at New
London.
Miss Martha Cameron, who has been
/ travelling in California with Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt in their private car.
has returned here. Mrs. Cameron met
her in New York and they returned just
i'm time for Miss Cameron to attend the
ball given by Baron AmbrOZy and Baron
HCymerle, of the Austrian Embassy.
Mrs Humphrey, wife of Gen. Charles r.
/ Humphrey, has gone TO Old oint Cont
fort
The Misses Wise. of Baltimore, are
visiting the Misses Mullen, in Connecticut
avenue, having come over for the ball