The Washington herald., 1909-02-01
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
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Continued from PAGE Five.
Miss Laura Jackson. TO Mr.. Ekengren,
first secretary Of the Swedish Legation.
VIII take place March in this city
Chester Alan Arthur. son Of the late
President Arthur. IS now IN New York
visiting friends. He VIII return shortly 10
Colorado Springs, where he has made his
home for some years past.
Mrs. Long. wife Of Senator Long. OF
Kansas. will be at home next Thursday
afternoon at 1455 Massachusetts avenue.
She viii be assisted by the wives Of the
members in Congress from Kansas and
the young women from Kansas in school
here.
Mrs Robert G. Heiner spent the past
two weeks IN Annapolis. Nd. but has
returned 10 the home Of her parents.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Kinkaid, in the
Norfolk Navy Yard
The engagement has been announced
in New York Of Mss Ethel HoIbrook
Beach, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Converse Beach. 10 Mr.. James Al
bert Wales. formerly CT Philadelphia and
now OF New York. Miss Beach IS =
great-gTanddaughte Of Moses I. Beach,
and 8lr. Wales Is a cousin OF Mrs. Elihu
Root and Of Richard Harding Davis. the
well-known author.
Mr. and Mrs. l. X Wilmerding. OF
New York, have located here for the
remainder Of the season
Mrs. a. c. Barney entertained about
fifty guests Saturday night At Studio
House, Sheridan Circle They were most
enthusiastic over Mr.. Fanning's singing
ana the beauty OF the tableaux The
scenes had 10 be shown again and again
The programme for the hour Of song
follows;
Prologue from I Pszliacc -LeoazTsIlO
Tabesu.
Miss Julies Fretpont and NJ. Cecil Farming.
Il
AnErll1 ysso CanoTo l0ld TtaAnl .Gaspsrini
Tsbesu.
Ms Slater
-Orer the DeseTt Kee
Fsblszu
Miss Townsend
"
'Imnsnuei' XIV century.
---......--...-...-.---.---Old German Caurch sons
Tablesu
MiS ElsnOC Wayne Parker and Miss Elizabeth
BEadfed
Y.
Sir oluf'' ---.-.-------.----Cs13 LoeEe
Miss Julietts Janin-
'-Dzntes Dream Martin Pludds-zznH
Tzblezu
Mss Jennings and Mr. vii5ur Underwood
Mime, '.--.--.-...-.d E1andst u7ls
Tablazu-
Niss white
VIII
The Kess q HeaTen dance songl.--.-0ld EnsiisA
TSHeau-
Miss YTUIns ShrDs7d
X
vision Fusitir. H,rOdiaae .N.sssns;
Tzblsau
Mrs Bromwen.
Mr.. Cecil Fznning. baritone.
Miss juliet Fremont as Folly made a
charming effect in the first tabIeau, as
sisted by the soloist. Mr.. Cecil flaming.
Miss Slater vas charming as an Old
time Florentine maiden. The piquant.
girIish poses Of Miss Yvonne Shepard
fairly captivated the brilliant audience,
and called for an encore Miss White. a
guest Of Miss Slater, gave a charming
French pose that was quite out OF the
/ ordinary, while Mrs BrOmwell, IN the
Vision Fugitive closed the series OF
! beautiful pictures. Mr.. II. 3. TUrpin was
at the piano. After the programme an
/ elaborate supper was served the guests.
/ Some Of those in the audience were
Senator and Mrs. Depew. the Spanish and
/ Portuguese Ministers. the Italian ATnbas-
sa6or and Baroness Mayor des Planches
the Russian Ambassador. the Swedish
I Minister and Mrs. Lagercrantz, Mrs
/ Benedict. Mrs Clarence Moore, Mr.. Glow
+ er, Miss Patton, Miss Keep, Mrs. Julisr
! James, Miss Gwynn, Senator Warren, ths
/ Greek Minister. Miss Boardman, Mr.
/ James Crowninshield, Mr. and Mrs
Mum. Mr. and Mrs Legare. Miss Ma,
thilde Townsend, MI Bel. Mr. and Mrs
1 Lawrence Townsend, Nj and Mrs VIII
/ lam Slater. Gen. Miles. ana Mr. and Mrs
/ Herbert Wadsworth.
Mai. and Mrs. Dapray have cards on
for q reception on Wednesday afternoon
February 5. from to O'Clock. at theil
residence in Sixteenth street, in compli
ment to Senator and Mrs Milton. OF
Florida
As so few saw the tableaux and heard
Mr. Cecil Fannings songs Saturday night
owing to the small size OF the studio
Mrs Barney has consented 10 repeat this
exouisltely beautiful and novel pro-
gramme on Tuesday evening for the bene-
/ fit OF Neighborhood House The sale 0.
tickets is limited TO seventy-fve, and car
be secured at Mrs Charles Bells at S
each.
/ One Of the most popular morning event:
OF each week in Washington is Miss Janei
Richards Current Topics Class. whicf
meets every Monday morning at I0.s0
o'clock IN the large ballroom at Rausch-
er's At the talk" this morning Miss
Richards viii make q special feature o.
foreign affairs. after which she VIII CIV.
some account OF the wonderful historic
pageants, presented with such success: