The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

rived in New York. but will no. proceed
to Hampton Roads until she is Joined by
the Chasseioup LaunerbeTt and the Victor
| Hugo. Admiral Thierry viii be In com
mand, and after the ships have met, he
win take them TO Hampton Roads. and
| from there the officers will probably come
to Washington.
Mai and Mrs. Theodore Mosher will
| leave town early in June for Cobourg.
Canada, where they will spend the sum-
/ mer.
/ Miss Edwina James. of Boston and Bal
/ timore, is the guest of Miss Graham.
/ Miss James is a cousin of Mrs. Hunting
! ton Wilson, wife of the Third Assistant
Secretary of State.
/ The former Secretary Of State and Mrs.
John w. Foster will be entertained at
| dinner tonight by the Mexican Ambas-
/ sador and Sonora Creel. The dinner will
| be in the nature of a farewell. as Mr..
and Mrs. Foster are to sail for The
/ Hague June /. where the former Will
I
| Mrs Trueman Newberry, wife of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. who has
been visiting in New York for the past
/ two weeks. will return to her home here
/ Thursday.
! Miss Eleanor Terry daughter OF Rear
+ Admiral Terry. is the guest of Mr. and
/ Mrs Thomas c. Foster. at their home in
! Germantown. Philadelphia.
Justice and Mrs. Anderson and Miss
! Anderson will go to New York Thursday
for few days visit with friends before
going next week 10 Lake Mohonk, n. Y.
/ to attend the peace conference there. The
| Bolivian Minister and Nine Calderon and
| Miss CalderOn will also go TO Lake Mo
/ hOnk for the conference
The British Ambassador and Mrs
/ Bryce and their guest, Lady Evelyn
Grey, youngest daughter Of the governor
! general Of Canada, who are now at
jamestown. will return TO the embassy
to-day Lady Evelyn will remain for a
short time, but will not be greatly enter
tained, as her family are in mourning
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Reidy have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip Of
several weeks spent at Niagara Falls,
the Thousand Islands, and along the St
Lawrence River. They will take up their
/ residence in New Hampshire avenue in
/ their handsome new home, which has just
/ been completed. and will give a house
warming next Tuesday.
The sale Of seats for the performance
/ Of the third annual lawn festival at the
| National Theater Friday night. which is
/ to be the principal one. continues 10 be
1 large, both al the box Office at the the
ater and from the members Of the festi-
val committee Of the Washington Play
/ ground Association. Among those whose
/ orders for seats have been filled within
the past few days by the committee are
/ \. Lisner, Percy 6. Foster Mrs. 0. n.
! Holmes. Mrs. r. Kauffmann, Mrs II. NJ.
/ Kutchin. Miss G. W. Myer A T. Stuart,
/ W. II. Hoeke, Cuno II. Rudolph F. Nj
/ Hughes, Mrs. Ashley NJ Gould. Mrs. S
| W. Woodward, Commissioner Macf8rland
/ T. ". Noyes, and Mrs. /. A Coolidge.
Miss Minnie Hamilton Gilmour and Mr.
James Reuben Rose were quietly married
last evening at the home Of the brides
mother Mrs Allan Gilmour. 20l5 O street
! northwest Owing 10 the family being IN
/ deep mourning, only the immediate rela-
lives were present. Mr.. and Mrs Rose.
on their return from their wedding trip.
will reside In Columbus. Ohio.
Mr.. T G. Alvord Of the stafT Of the
/ New York Herald. who has been I'm Cuba
/ for some months. IS IN Washington for
a day or two, preparatory 70 taking his
/ family 10 his cottage on Lake Ontario for
the summer.
/ one Of the most interesting features Of
the fete at Friendship on Friday and
/ Saturday Of this week will be the exhibi-
ton given by the Columbia Polytechnic
Institute FOR the Blind, where the public
viii have an opportunity to see blind
people operating machiAes run by power.
The process of making a book, includ-
ing folding, stitching, trimming. and the
printing of souvenir postals, will be shown
as & IS done at the institution. Each
visitor will be presented with a book
made at the booth,
There will also be an exhibition Of
| typcwritiug from dictdtiOn and a great
variety Of beautiful fancy articles and
rugs with quaint designs woven into
them; all the handiwork Of skilled,
though sightless artists. For years the
| friends of the blind have cOntended
that as machinery displaced handi-
/ craft the opportunity for the blind would
be curtailed, but this exhibition will be a
chinery is not only possible and practi-
cable. but an assured success.
Two large tents will be erected. one of
which will contain the workshop and
power plant and the other will be in
charge of a delegation Of young people
| from Dr. Fishburn's church. who will
! serve ice cream and cake and sell candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fishback will be in
charge Of this tent on Friday. and Lieut..
! Col. Emory LASER on Saturday. The two
! large tents will bear the number "1S'
/ conspicuously placed,
Commander and Mrs. II. 3. Wilson.
L. S. n, gave a dinner last night at their
residence. at 1n7 Twenty-first street
/ northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. J. SeIinger, of 1924 Fifth
street northwest, will be at home Sunday
/ from TO 10 p. m.