The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

/ DANES Fraser, Fox. Howgate. Leitzen
/ Felouze. Pitney, Bryan, Hughey an,
Miss Wilcox.
And here is what the County Fair hai
TO say for itself:
+ II yop want 10 see what's there
Come right into the County Fair
Where IS every funTroEoking feature f old
Ard anything sou >Want if yosl give us yoW gold
sRoriiRg gallery, where you can shoot for a prize
And your photograph taken in any size
japanese uingpong and qnoits fog prizes TO pleas
and the FeEy best sandwiches made II checse
Drawings in Landscapes by Chaudlee.
The finest pictures y0u did see.
soap bubbles blowing as big as The moon,
Which you viii see if you don't leave TOO soon.
Bergman viii draw Teddy Rears fer ycu
And y0un ind them perfectly true.
fonr pictures IN col0rs sea- win see
4 Made ny Alahoney. but they are not free
The animal show is loaned BY Ringing Brothers
We hope all The children Eill come with thril
mothers
OF the hot coffee and German apple cake.
The ladies are anxious to sell all they make.
Cheese and crackers we give away
and more. too. if you'n only stay,
Martha Washington candy and ice cream too,
An II which prepared foT you.
Your weight guessed by the guessing man.
And your fortune told as best We can.
Fortune telling and Gipsy stEoers
There's where We expect 10 make the doll>Fs
/ The freak museum you viii want TO see
Therefore come right in with me
I Theatrical performances az four b. m
by that time we hope 70 see all the men.
/ Ihe Juvenile Shakespesrean Company you vii hear
In ten minute scenes from Hamlet and King Lear
College songs and feucng 100 at four
| now have 70 tell you we can't show you any more.
So much for the. county fair-now for
the freak show.
The Ready Circle OF Kings Daughters
and Sons. under the leadership Of Mrs.
F. G. Collins. will have an interesting
exhibit
Ia addition 10 having on sale fine
aprons. null ties. tobacco. cigars, canes,
and peanuts, a freak show has been pro
vided that rivals the recent Forepaugh's 5
performance II can be truthfully said
that persons taking in this performance
viii see something they have never seen
before, nor ever will again.
Another very interesting feature Of the
Ready Circles booth viii be a musical
entertainment by the Victor Talking Nc
chine, kindly loaned for the purpose
through the courtesy Of the firm OF S.
kann, Sons & Co The Victor will render
operate music By the worlds best talent
For those who prefer popular music of
the day. a suitable programme has also
been arranged. Comfortable seats will
be provided so that this musical treat
viii prove very Testfui.
"Bingo" viii be much In evidence and
u is claimed for it that everybody viii
get their moneys worth.
Altogether, il looks as though the booth
Of the Ready Circle will prove a place
hard 10 get by without taking In some Of
its many attractions.
The Misses Cotton, by the way. have
charge Of one OF the most interesting ex-
hibits at the fete II is TO be the millinery
shop-one of the fascinating booths 81 the
Streets OF Paris
The Streets Of Paris" will be in the
long alley leading from the circular gar
den In front of the mansion TO the arbor.
In the arbor, with its running brook ana
uellises Of wistaTia, surrounded by lilac
bEshes, VIII be the Cafe Chantant
With tie Misses Cotton will De Miss
Louise Foraker, Miss CaryI Crawford, the
Misses Hale. Miss Christine owen. Miss
Elsie Casseis and Mrs John T. Davis.
and they viii sell the most ravishing hats
The smartest milliners OF Washington can
produce. There are hats from Fleming
from Slater. O'DonneH. and Ash. and
Nsritabie firot-a fetching combination
of brown and gray.
Many OF the hats have already arrived
and are on exhibition in the library OF
the Cotton home, on Connecticut avenue.
Their millinery opening" was Monday.
and already many of the hats haze been
sold, and sent home 10 "muady."
Mrs Salvador Richards. Of Florence
Court, has as her guest Mrs. Jean Ran
dali. of Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Strauss. of Balt-
more, are the guests Of Mrs. Marx Kauf-
man,
Miss Doris Littlebach. Of Baltimore is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J, s. Kann,
of the Pierpont. They will be at home
TO their friends this evening.
hrs. I. T. Levy, Of New York. the
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten. of the
Avon returned to her home Thursday.
Mrs. Mark Blum, of Irving Place. has
from two weeks visit to
New York
One very interesting feature of the fete
viii be the booth representing a Chinese
laundry, for the benefit Of the Bell Home
for Poor Children. Every Episcopal
church in the District of Columbia has
supply Of bundles. number