The Washington herald., 1909-05-02
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The forthcoming baseball game between
the Metropolitan Club and The Chevy
Chase Club. Thursday afternoon IN the
bail park, Seventh street and Florida ave
nue.. VIII have the right OF wav for that
afternoon, 50 far as social affairs are con-
cerned- The boxes are on sale by Mrs
James F Barbour, AZ the Connecticut
and tickets are for sale BIZ story z
Cobb, 1lo2 Connecticut avenue.
The Ene up OF the teams is as follows.
Metropolitan team-Henri de sibour.
pitcher; Ned Mitchell catcher: 1T1,rrs '
Cobb or Odsn Horstmann. first base.
Fred HuiGekoPer. second base. Rillv
Hibbs. shOrtstOp: Preston Gibson third
base. Mason Gulick. left field: Billy
Merriam, center field, and Billy Hit.
right feld
Chevy Chase Breckerridse Bavne.
pitcher; MandeviHe Carlisle. catcher; Ned
Mclean or A Y. P. Garnett. first base:
Dr. James T. Mitchell, second base. Dr
Glazebrook. sbo-tstop. T. Brooks. third
base Chamberiin. left field. Newbold.
center field, Beale BlOomer. right field.
substitutes. Evans. Storey. Hagner.
Westcott. Mccoy. Owens, and FaIkner.
An entertainment. consisting Of music
and dancing, viii be given Tuesday even
Ing. May /. att the residence OF Mrs
Pearce. 10Z2 Vermont avenue northwest.
under the auspices Of the Industrial E,du-
cauonal League Of the South, 10 help
raise funds 70 bear the expenses of a
teacher in an industrial school for the en-
suing year
Society and educational circles are both
interested in the entertainment to be
given next Thursday afternoon bv Mrs
Lucia Gale Barber, Of Boston. in the New
Masonic Temple at 40 o'clock. Mrs.
Barber wiz De assisted By classes OF
young women and children in a pro-
gramme Of Rhythm and Music Interpre-
tatiOn-" This is a sort OF higher class
Of physical culture. which includes a GER
tain amount OF mental culture as well.
Mrs Barber already is well known in
social circles for her series OF illustrated
lectures last spring IN fashionable houses,
and in educational circles through her
work as the inspiration OF the recent
work done in the high schools and In
the kindergartens under the immediate
viii have the assistance OF local musi-
clans next Thursday, as she always
illustrates to the strains OF appropriate
music
Guests from Washington attending the
Yochum-Pappert wedding at the Church
OF the Holy Name. Allegheny. Pa. on
Friday. were Mrs John r He'll and son.
Mr. Frank C. Hell The Hower-bearer for
the bride was little Bernice Yochum. The
bridesmaids were Miss Nora Yochuna
and Miss Catherine Pappert, and the best
men were Mr. William Miller and Mr.
Edmund YOchum
There viii be IN illustrated lecture on
Longfellow-the poet and the man." un-
der the auspices Of the California State
Association, at the Public Library. to-
evening. By Mrs Marian Long
fellow O'DonOghue, niece Of the poet and
the author Of 'Contrasted Songs and
other literary works Admission is free.
The entire California delegation In Con-
gress. several Senators. representative
clergymen, and distinguished citizens have
been invited TO be present. Senator Per
kins. who. when a boy. played with Long
fellow. has been asked to introduce the
lecturer.
The last meeting Of Sheridan woman's
Relief Corps was devoted 70 a banquet.
attended by members OF Phil Sheridan
Post and their relatives. More than 100
were present. Five-minute tabs were
made by Post Commanders Robertson.
Jenks, Hall. Garrett, S. V. johnson. Bonn
-ey. OIdroyd. Beach, Lawrence. Dough
sTty, and others. Songs were given by
several. and eight-year-oId Agnes Nav