The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

and Mrs. Edward Mclean. Mrs. Barney
Maj. Spencer Cosby in civilians clothes.
accompanied By his fances and her
mother, Miss Yvonne Shepard and Mrs
Shepard. Miss Frederick Morgan. in her
electric, unusually pretty, In pink. with a
/ large pink hat Maj. Cosby and his
I fancee got out Of their carriage and
went over to the White House autorao-
bile where they chatteS for some time
with Mrs Taft and her father. Miss
Shepard was extremely handsome in a
gown Of gray gauze over wistaria satin.
made in directoire style. with a large
hat 10 match.
A garden party OF much beauty and
Importance viii be given next Thursday
afternoon on the grounds Of Twin Oaks. %
the country place OF Mrs. Gardner Hub
bard and Of Mr. Charles J. Bell. IN
Woodley lane, foc the benefit Of the
School OF Arts and Crafts. IN which a
number Of fashionable people are deeply
interested. Among these are Mrs. Huh
bard and Mrs. Bell. Mrs Barney. Mrs
Norman Williams, and Mrs Cuno H
Rudolph. Mrs. Barney is arranging one
Of her unique and artistic "pastorales.
10 be given by party OF the bellies and
beaux in society Mrs Picquette Mitch
e. wife Of the United States vice consul
general in Mexico City: Mrs. Wheeler.
and Miss Fremont, daughter Of Lieut..
Commander Fremont. win dance for this
charity. and there VIII be a bridge party
preceding the garden party.
Mrs. Barney had an interesting meet
ing al her studio house last evening IN
the interest Of the settlement work
among the colored people The GIee Club
from Howard University sang, and Com
missioner Mcfarland. Mr.. Weller. and
President Thirkeld. Of Howard Univer-
sity. made interesting talks.
Representative and Mrs. John W.
Weeks. Of Boston. have invitations out
for 2 large evening reception. TO be given
Nay 81 in honor Of Vice Admiral Baron
Sotokichi Uriu, L J. y: Baroness Urfu.
and the class Of 81 Of Annapolis OF
which the vice admiral and Representa-
tive Weeks were both members. Baron
and Baroness Uriu VIII come 10 Wash
ington on May q and be the guests OF
Representative and Mrs Weeks.
The ChildTen's Nay Kern1iss. which
will be given at Chase's Theater Tues
day evening. May % viii be one Of the
most attractive entertainments of the
spring season Among the specia! feat
ures Will be the beautiful Ballet OF the
-Four Seasons" Miss Elizabeth Fornev
premiere: a Russian group and solo. the
American song and dance. an Indian
song and dance, a beautiful fairy dance.
and a floral ballet.
Miss De Hart viii sing Ny IittIa
Teddy and Billy 'Possum." Tie toe
dancing OF Margaret Tucker and Hen /
rietta BehTend viii also be a specisI 1
feature. ImOgene Taylor, the talented
daughter Of L. Stoddard Taylor. manager
Of the Belasco Theater, VIII sing the I
'Boo-goo-boo." and Minnie Saxton and
Elizabeth Forney viii sing delightful 1
swing song.
The May pole dance, which has not
been seen IN Washington in several 1
years. viii be a feature. as viii also be
the number by the four little GUIDE chill
iren-
The vashingtonians have issued cards
or an oDen-sir dance, which will be held
lc Chevy Chase Lake Thursday evening.
Nay %, with full orchestra. under the
direction Of ". A Hayberger
The Stsrmont Auxiliary, an orgsniza-
ion working for the benefit Of consunp-
ives. elected the following officers at its
Hay meeting: President, Mrs A. P.
lark. jr.; first vice president. Mrs.
George II Sternberg, second vice presi-
eat, Hrs. A. IL. McLachlen; treasurer,