The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
CONCLUDED PROM PAGE FIVE.

umph," The cast consists Of DR.. Alfred
Francis Hopkins. as Mr.. LydiDgham.
Mrs. n. Monroe Hopkins as Mrs. Lyding-
ham, and Miss Olivia Howard as Chris
tina, the maid
Several Of Miss Hawkes. pupils have
consented to give a dance Of The Teddy
Bears" which win be amusing for the
children, and Miss Beatrice COsgrove will
give one Of her fancy dances
A large number OF young married
women. society girls. and debutantes are
to assist in the cafe and at the booths.
and Eeveral well-knoWn men have prom
ised to act IN the capacity OF policemen,
barkers. and sandwich men.
A portion Of the Marine Band viii
furnish the music for the acc0mpani-
ments.
Another of the features at the fete will
be a tent devoted 10 the Columbia Poly
technic Institute for the Blind. with full
Iprinting establishment IN action. Blind
people at work VIII be shown. printing,
gathering, stitching, and finishing books
which arc to be given to the patrons Of
this particular part of the entertainment
These books Voices from Darkand,
will give a detailed history Of the work of
the adult blind from its origin in France
following 1t 10 England and thence TO this
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and bound by the blind in full view OF the
public. Typewriting by the blind from
dictation will be another feature of the
tent to be provided by the institute people
Mr and Mrs II. F. Douglas and their
daughter, Miss Marion Douglas. Of Min
neapolis, MINI, who have recently re-
turned from an extended tour abroad.
I
and Mrs. Rogers at the Soldiers Home.
this city Before returning 20 their home
they will visit the jamestown Exposition
and other points East
The wedding party of Miss Marcia But
Ter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler, and Edward c. Head.
whose marriage will take place Tuesday.
May Il, will include Miss Katherine Her
aid. sister Of the bridegroom, as maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss
/ Elizabeth Hubbard. Miss Caroline Brown
son, Miss Emily Butler, and Miss Lang
don Bellows. ali Of Yonkers. Harry Hea-
Is. Of Brooklyn, n. Y, will be best man.
The wedding Of Miss Allen Saunders,
daughter OF Mrs. Charles Wesley Petit.
/ of Norfolk, to Paymaster George Gold
/ thwaite Seibels, L. S. n, viii take place
this evening, and viii be followed By a
| large reception in the home Of the bride S
mother. Mrs. A Brooke Taylor, twin
sister Of the bride, will be her only at
/ tendant. The bride Is one OF The pTet-
test girls of the South. and is known
| here as an occasional visitor. Paymas-
| ter Seibels had been attached for some
/ time 70 the navy yard at Norfolk but
[ has recently returned from a detail in
/ Cuba.
/ Mrs Frank NJ Heaton VIII receive her
friends to-day at s Lenox street. Chevy
/ Chase.
I Mrs. Emerson II. Liscum Of Elmira, n
/ y. is spending a few days in Washington
! as the guest of DIT. and Mrs Borden.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock are
among the Washingtonlans who have al
/ ready closed their houses here. and they
/ have opened their cottage at Newport for
/ the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell have closed
/ their town house and gone to their coun-
/ try place in the suburbs IN WoodIey Lane
where they VIII stay until later in the
/ sumner, when they VIII visit the Cana
dian lakes.