The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

was made a member Of the Stanislaus
Order ana M EorostoKitz. vino. with NJ
I Pokotiion. was az the Portsmouth peace
/ conference, became a councillor Of state
The fete at Friendship" Mr. John r.
McL1aHs country place. on Friday and
Saturday Of this week In aid OF the chari-
ties OF the District, promises many novel
and entertaining attractions. not the least
/ Interesting OF which will be the concert
of Herr EdEardo Olerstetter. the Ba-
varian b3rytone The ladies interested in
4 The Homeopathic Hospital have induced
I Herr ObeTstetteT 20 give several selec-
ti0Hs. Cor which purpose Mrs. Mclean has
/ kindly placed at their disposal the draw
/ ing-ro0m Of Friendship for an hour
during the afternoon of both days.
Herr Oberstetter. came 10 the United
States to pay a round of social visits, and
was al once pounced upon by grand opera
and concert managers 10 sing ln public
/ but he refused all offers, as he has retired
/ from the stage 60 devote himself entirely
to musical composition, as he is poet as
well as q composer. and creation appeals
! 10 him more strongly than Interpretation
! Although only "a little over thirty, he is
familiar with eighty operas, his range
embracing Offenbach. in the lighter ycin
/ TO Wagner in the more serious roles.
on Friday and Saturday he will be
heard In some of his own compositions
one of them a most charming little love
song and the other an Ave Maria. %
which was dedicated t. the Pope, with
whom he has been for many years on
| terms OF friendship.
Tickets may be obtained al the ArIing-
| ton and New Willard news stands, T
/ Arthur Smiths, and Droop's The pro-
/ ceeds of the concert are TO be devoted 10
/ the Homeopathic Hospital
Mrs Charles N. Ffoulke and the junior
/ committee of the Working Boys Home
and Children's Aid Association are ar
ranging an entertainment called "The
Streets of Paris Their list of dttrac-
/ tious includes the following;
Flower booth in charge Of Mrs. James
+ Mitchell.
/ Charming and chic hats at reasonable
/ prices, with an attractive lire OF fancy
veils &c. at the millinery shop conducted
I by the Misses Cotton.
1 Mrs. O'DonneIl Hinckley's booth, where
/ a large assortment of Partisan novelties
/ parasols, dainty neckwear. belts, &C. may
/ be purchased.
/ II Ltutn pastry Siub tUlAuuALtu bA Af@.
j Weightman and Mrs. Rae, with their as
! sistants costumed as cooks and chefs,
/ where bon-bons and cakes viii be sold
/ a toy store in charge of Mrs. Thomas
( T. Can, where everything to delight the
/ childish heart will be for sale.
Lemonade well in charge Of Miss Re
! becca Collier. where all viii be served
with refreshing drinks from a moss
/ covered we'll
/ Tea viii be served at tables in the
/ shady arbor. with sandwiches and lem
/ onade. or ice cream from the House OF
/ Mercy booth. Mrs. Ridgely and Miss
/ Helen FfouIke. with an attractive corps
/ of assistants, viii be in charge.
! The Cafe Chantant, where one may
/ have his afternoon tea served at small
tables while listening to the vaudeville
/ performance will be under the direct
/ supervision of Mrs. FfOulke and Mrs.
/ Ker.
Mrs Thomas Noyes, as a French flower
/ girl, win sing dainty French songs.
The vaudeville will present a bill from
/ 4 to 6, under the direction Of Mrs n.
/ Monroe Hopkins and Miss Edith Miller.
/ The seats to this. on account of the lin
/ tied seating capacity, are comparatively
/ few in number, and should be procured
/ beforehand if possible.
! The programme is as follows:
A quartet consisting of Mr.. Andrew
/ Bradley. Mr. Vaudeville Carlisle. Mr..
/ Cover. and Mr.. George O'COnnor, who
Will sing to their own accompaniment on
mandolins and guitars some songs in a
way for which they ere noted.
! Miss stephanie Trescot, exhibition Of
| fancy dancing.
/ Prof. Monroe Hopkins viii mystify and
4 thrill with experiments in magic
Mr.. Newton Gulick, dressed as PierrOt,
! will give some amusing songs.
Mrs. Piquette Mitchell viii be seen in
/ charming Spanish dances, with which she
made such hit in We Are in Society. +"
An octet. under the direction Of Miss
Laura Harlan, win give a number # So
I lectlons.
The programme sQili be concluded with
a one-aet play entitled An Amateur Tri-
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