The Washington times., 1907-04-21
Entertainments.

entertainments.
Society was out in full force yester-
: day afternoon to attend the baseball
! game between the teams of the Metro
politan and the Chevy Chase clubs. The
lineup Of the teams was as follows:
Metropolitan team-Murray Cobb. catch
er; Mandeville Carlisle. pitcher; Freddie
Newbold. first base: Mccoy. second
base; Reginald Huidekoper. third base:
Phil Sheridan, right field; Ned Mitchell
center field; Newton Quick. left field;
substitutes. Colonel Denny, Horace
Westeott, Jack Story, Jack siebert, Fred
Brooks, Captain Logan, Ed McCauley,
! Captain Wright, Randall Hagner.
Chevy Chase team-Beale Boomer
catcher; DR.. j. B. Bayne, pitcher Ned
Mclean, first base; DR.. James F. Nit
chell. second base: DR.. Glazebrook,
shortstop: DR.. Billy Mason, third base;
George Meyers. left field; Philip HIGH
born. jr., center field; substitutes. w
b. Hibbs. Nathan Wyeth, John Dunlop.
William Beachy, b. II. Warner. jr.,
Hudson Poole.
Among the boXhOlders were: Senator
and Mrs Elkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
May. Mrs. James f. Barbour. Countess
Seckendorff, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean, Nine. dc Queseda, the Misses Pat
/ ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glover. Nine
Nabuco. Mrs. Stilson Hutchins. Nine.
Cortes, Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman Mrs
Boardman, Mrs. Mccarthy. Commander
and Mrs Switzerland. Captain and Mrs
Summerlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wal
lace. Mrs Westcott. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drews, Senator and Mrs. Hale. Mrs.
Jennings. the Misses Riggs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney Webb Mr.. and Mrs. HUI.
F. a. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mrs. MCGEE. Mr.. and Mrs W.
3. Hibbs. and the stan Of Providence
Hospital
The patnonesses are Countess Secken-
dorff, Mrs. Charles Bell Mrs. Glover,
Mrs. James F. Barbour, Mrs. Edward
McCauley. Nine de Quesada. Mrs. Ar
ehibald Hopkins, Nine. Nabuco, Nine
Jusserand, Hiss Townsend, the Misses
Patten. Mrs. John r. Mclean. Mrs
Arson Mills, Mrs. Chatard. Mrs Board
man, Mrs. Cotton Smith. Nine Hauge
Mrs. Hun. Nine. CreeI. Mrs. White.
Miss Sands. Mrs. HinckIey. Nine. Cortes
the Misses Riggs, Mrs. Mccartney. Mrs
Alexander Dupard, Mss Dorsey. Mrs
Gan. Miss Aeosta, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs
George Howard. Mrs. James F. Mitchell
Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman, and Mrs
Hannis Taylor.
The Russian Ambassador and Baron
ess Rosen. and the Baroness Elizabeth
Rosen. were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Theodore P Shonts and the Misses
Shonts. in their box
Arrangements for the performance
BY the Bea Greet players of Every
man for the benefit Of the Prisoners
Aid and city Missionary Work. at Con
tinentaI Hall, Seventeenth and D streets
northwest. Monday evening. April q. at
$50. will be incharge OF Miss Kibbev.
The patronesses are: SIRE. Bryce, Mrs.
Van Swtnderen. Mrs Harlan. Mrs.
Brewer, Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Franklin
Bell, Mrs. Satterlee, Mrs. =. L Allen.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs Charles Bell. Mrs. Boardman.
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. Bromw well.
Mrs. Richard Butler, Mrs. Glover. Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. Bancroft Davis. Mrs
Eddy. Mrs. Eustis, Mrs Roblev Evans.
Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs Glover Miss Hetb.
Mrs. Taft Mrs. Metcalf. Mrs Bona
parte. Mrs Meyer, Mrs Garfield. Mrs.
Straus, Mrs. Janin, Mrs. jennings, Mrs.
J NJ. Johnston, Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Me
FaTland. Mrs Mcclure, Mrs. Duncan
McKim, Mrs Matthews, Mrs Newber-
~ Mrs Newbold, Mrs. Olcott. Mrs.
Oliver, Mrs Thomas y. Page, Mrs. PIN
chot, Mrs. Francis Riggs. Mrs. Sinkins.
Miss Turnbull. Mrs. WaIcott
Conspicuous among the private hospi-
talities extended to Great Britain's
representative to the United States, was
the dinner given April I6, at which Prof.
Simon NewcOmb was host. Between
thirty and forty distinguished guests
were seated in the large dining hall at
Rauscher's. The floral decorations were
spring blossoms in pink and white.
Prof. NewcOmb was one Of three hosts
of the week who entertained members OF
the American Academy of Sciences. dur
ing their recent session, and the am
bassador enjoyed a rare opportunity to
meet men of letters and science who
We're present upon the occasion. Among
the guests were General Abbott. Prof