Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Familiar Faces Once More Seen About the
West End.
The Marriage Of Ensign Bainbridge-
Weddings Personal Notes.

be seen about West End streets, and, IL
| only for temporary visit. bring a certain
amount of pleasurable excitement by their
appearance in familiar haunts. This sea-
son at least one has not had TO go abroad
| TO get the news. The most amazing things
in the way of gossip material have hap
| pened right at home. In the matter of
matrimonial engagements and marriages.
the sensational point has been reached,
and. although in some instances not I'M
expected. the circumstances are such that
nobody will be ever satisfied excepting
perhaps the high principals themselves,
and certainly what suits them should not
distress any one else. The wedding list of
large and small events continues TO grow.
and will entertain the social world from
start to finish, straight through the next
Two months. The marriage of Miss Parke
and Mr.. Richards of New York will IL Is
said. take place this fall. So may that of
Miss Bainbridge-HoT and Mr.. J. Ridgway
Reilly of Philadelphia which was one of
the spring announcements. With these and
| as many more, with the two events prom
ised from the cabinet circle. wedding bells
of distinctly pleasant character will be
heard with many variations.
| Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean are back
from their summer travels, and their
street mansion is again open to their
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. W. Foster. who spent
the latter part of the summer at Hender-
| son Harbor, n. V, returned last night
President and Mrs. Mckinley entertained
| at dinner last evening Attorney General
Mrs. and Miss Mckenna. Assistant Secre-
| tary and Mrs. Day, and Assistant Score
tary Roosevelt.
The marriage of Ensign Arthur Balm
bridge-Hoff son of Capt and Mrs Rain
| bridge-Hon of Washington, and Miss
Louise Dean Roosevelt was celebrated at
81. James Church. Skaneateles. New York.
last Tuesday. The bride is daughter of
the late Nicholas Fatrobe Roosevelt for
many years officer in the United States
navy. and a cousin of Mr.. Theodore Roose-
Welt. assistant secretary of the navy. The
ceremony took place at high noon. The
bride entered the church on the arm of
her brother, Mr.. Henry Fatrobe Roosevelt
She wore a white satin, trimmed with
| chiffon and point lace. and tulle veil
fastened with a spray of orange blossoms
The bridesmaids gowns were of white
mousseline de sole, over pink satin with
] pink satin sashes and crash collars. In
stead of hats, the bridesmaids wore short
white tulle wells, with ostrich tips and
aigrettes. The groom wore the full dress
uniform of an ensign in the navy. and the
brother of the bride. who gave her away
Wore the full dress uniform of a naval
cadet. The maid of honor was Miss Louise
Bainbridge-Hoff, the sister of the groom
| and the bridesmaids were Miss Martha
Jacob of New York, Miss Mary Ramsay of
Washington, Miss Agnes Cooley of West
| chester. n. Y, Miss Sarah Fuller of New
| York. Miss Lindsay Poor of Washington
| Mr.. William b. Potts of New York a
cousin of the groom, acted as best man.
| and the ushers were MIR. Richard CHS
holm and Mr. Robert Turnbull of Morris
| town, n. j., Mr.. Clinton Harris of Phiadel-
| phia and Mr.. Afford Warmer Cooley of
Westchester. n. Y. Immediately after the
wedding a reception was held at the house
of Miss Laura Fitch, cousin of the bride.
Mr.. ]. b. Morton. chief clerk OF army
headquarters, with his wife and daughter
has gone to Madison, Ind, for a visit
h1rs. and Miss Morton will remain longer
Than Mr.. Morton, who will return i'm about
| a fortnight.
The Misses Bagaley left town on Thurs
| day. Miss Caroline to resume her studies
at st. Agnes College, Maryland, and Miss
Marie for Il weeks stay with friends in
Baltimore Upon her return the latter will
reside with her mother at lo41 T street.
Bishop Quintard of Tennessee is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham Pearre at
their residence, 1921 z street. Bishop Quin-
tard has just returned from the Lambeth
conference in London, and stopped in
Washington on his way home to baptize
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearre's daughter.
The friends of Mrs. Robt. o. Otterback
| Of No. 2S 9th street southeast gave her a
very agreeable surprise party, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birth, Sep
TENDER Ii.
She was the recipient of many pretty
! merry crowd dispersed. wishing her many
happy returns of the day.
Mt. View. Ardwick, Md, was the scene of
| 4 large gathering Tuesday evening, when
| The beautiful summer home of the Misses
| Mccarthy of Georgetown Heights was
| thrown open to their many friends from
Washington, as well as from Landover,
Lanhams and Ardwick. The spacious man.
| zion was beautifully decorated, and the
lawn surrounding the house was lighted
| by Japanese lanterns. The entire evening
was devoted to dancing, and supper was
served in the large dining hall
| Mrs. ]. Watts and Miss e. Fink of AL
| toona, Pa. have returned home, after a
short visit here.
A large party of Westinghouse has
where they have spent delightful sum-
mer at ''Glenbourne.' Last Saturday even
ing the guests gave very enjoyable
donkey party" which was the last of a
series of Saturday evening entertainments.
Prizes were won by MIR. and Mrs. VIM. n.
Moore and Mr. and Miss Lynn. after which
refreshments were served, and music fol-
lowed
Among those participating were DIR. and
Mrs. Bitter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Lucy, Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. William n. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fetis. Mrs. Craig. Mrs. whipple. the
Blaine. Walford and the Misses Belle,
Myrtle and Mayme Lynn, and the Messrs
Larner. Long, Odell, Harry and William
Whipple, Blaine, Lynn and Clark and many
others.
Mrs. ]. c. Peacock and daughters are
at home. after spending the summer at
Berkeley Sprirg w. Va.
The Misses Louisa NJ. and Clar:ssa L.
NJ Donch. who a short time ago returned
from st. Georges Island, left Thursday
to visit friends in Annapolis Before re-
turning home they will also visit i'm Bal
timore.
Miss Gertie Monsheimer of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is visiting Miss Estelle Peyser.
A delightful straw ride was given last
Wednesday eveLing TO Chillum. Md. by the
Golden Rell Pleasure Club. An enjoyable
evening YVES spent in dancing at the hall,
which was brilliantly Illuminated and dec
GRATED with bunting. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Pearson, Severs Ru-
pertus, Hammock, Pohlers. Linke, Craw-
ford. Elshlager, Burger. Meyers, Mealy,
Sipe and Nau and Messrs. Cissell, III. John
son, Zimmerman, A. johnson, W. John
son. Pitt, ]. Crawford, Beck Frank, Hart
man. Rosenthal, Joachim, Pearson, Craw-
ford and Lawton.
Miss Carrie Elumenthal who has bea-