Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-22
Wedding Invitations Begin to Circu-
late Again.
MATRIMONIAL EVENTS NEXT MONTH
Return of Residents From Long
Summer Vacations.
P E r S O n AL N OF E S

tendance of official or diplomatic society
for these happy occasions will defer the
date month or SO later. Recent announce
ments made show that large weddings will
add their usual interest to the winter gay
cites. and that next spring will be particu-
larry active in this regard.
A number of well-known homes will be
opened up within the next ten days, even If
only for short spells, while their owners
arrange other plans for passing the next
two months. The suburban hotels may look
for some Of the fashionable patronage, es-
peciaiiy since the President makes it
point during each of his little visits here
to forsake the White House for out-of-town
dinner. He has now made the rounds Of all
those within easy access Of the city.
Miss Helen Long will enjoy the novel sem
sation of voting this fall at Colorado
Springs, where she has spent the past year,
and where the climate has done such won
ders in restoring her health. There is no
mention, either, Of her return to this city in
the near future.
Mrs. George Westinghouse took a num-
Der of prizes at the second annual exhibit
ton of the Lenox Horse Show Association,
which was held yesterday on William D.
Sloanes farm at LenoX. She had some OF
the best horses shown, winning first for
farm horses, first on pair for light wagon,
first and fourth on carriage horses. third
for four-in-hand and other ribbons. Mrs
Grover Cleveland, who is visiting the Gill
ders. was among the spectators. Baron and
Baroness Fava were also present.
Ex-Secretary Carlisle. who has spent the
week here, says that Mrs. Carlisle's health
has greatly improved and that both of them
enjoyed the past summer, which they spent
travelling about. They visited former Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland at their Massachu-
settle home. The Carlisles live in a big, old
fashioned house on Washington square and
have their grandchildren and daughter-in-
law living with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. D. Fuller have re-
turned from their summer home at Sconset,
Mass.
A reminiscent vein 10 touched by the men
ton of Lady Saville who entertained at
recent house party the Prince of Wales
and the Duke and Duchess OF Marlborough.
Lady Saville was Mrs Helyar. and her first
husband was secretary of the British lega-
ton when they lived here. She was the
beauty Of the diplomatic corps and a belle.
understanding both maids and matrons in
her triumphs. She has a daughter, Miss
Helyar. whose debut occurred last season
in London Lord and Lady Saville entertain
ed handsomely during race week at Don.
caster, and it was then the future King Of
England was their guest.
MIR. and Mrs. Maupin have returned to
their home on Capitol Hill.
The Vida Club, through the kindness Of
their president. Mr.. Richard d. Walker. en-
tertained a number of their friends last
evening at progressive game party. Miss
Ellnor c. Walker shared honors with Mr..
Worth l.. Harper in capturing first prizes.
Consolation prizes were won by Miss Sophia
A. Vogt and Rev. E. Z. Fisher. Among
those present were the Misses Price, Bic
laski, c. Walker, E. Walker, Rollins, Vogt,
Carter, White, Reedshaw. Roberts, Grouse,
Taylor and Miller: Messrs. r. Walker,
jones, Camalier Norman, Ayre. Price, I.
Wafk Fisher. Reeves
Harper.
Mrs. Clinton Smith has far recovered
from her recent illness as to leave with
her husband Thursday, the Goth instant, for
sea trip to Boston and probably to New
Brunswick.
Among the passengers on the New York.
after q stormy trip, was Mr.. John w. Maui
pin of Capitol Hill He spent six weeks in
Paris, and also travelled in Germany, Bel
GUM, Holland and England.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Carrye BiumenthaI to Mr. Sam Goldenberg
of Harrisburg, Pa, formerly of Baltimore.
Mrs. r. J. Floyd Clark of New York is
visiting her mother. Mrs. E. w. STEELE, 1OS
4th street southeast. She will return to
New York on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Willoughby Sprigg Chesley
are among this weeks arrivals from
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Howe and their
little daughter have gone to Montgomery,
Ala, to visit Mrs. Howes mother.
Dr. D. Olin Leech and Mrs. Leech return
ed yesterday from delightful sojourn at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Mary A. Hendley has returned to the
city and is located at 200 A street southeast.
The "Rough Riders of Washington en-
joyed delightful outing last week at ST.
Georges Island, Md. Among those present
were Capt. and Mrs. Herald, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. L. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnsley.
Mr.. Amss Yost and wife. Mr.: w. Yost and
wife. Mr.. J. c. Yost, Mrs. c. Williams, Mr..
HI. Yost. Mr.. c. Connors. Mr.. b. b. Earn
shaw and son, Mr. Cowsill and Mr.. Thorn
son.
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills and their
daughter have gone to Mexico and will
spend October there. They will not return
to Washington till November. Miss Kath-
leen Kline and Mr.. and Mrs. Orndorff of
Worcester, Mass, are travelling with them.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Shuster have re-
turned to their home. 1922 @ street. after
spending two months at Cape May. Mr..
w. Morgan Shuster, deputy collector of
customs at Havana, Cuba. left today for
New York, whence he sails for Havana on
the I'D instant. He has been spending the
past month with his parents.
Miss Ida Schlegel of Rochester. N. Y, Is
visiting Mrs. E. w. Davis and sister, Miss
Topper. OF 40 G street.
The Misses Nellie and Fannie Woodward
of Elkins, w. Va, and Lilly MeCauley,
daughter of Mr.. John Y. McCauley of Bal
timore, visiting their aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Mcintosh, No. 81 Massachusetts avenue.
Cards have been received In Baltimore an
nouncing the engagement of Miss Maude
White, daughter of the Rev. Archibald
White of Baden-Baden. Germany and Dr..
Edward Morton Schaeffer Of Baltimore. The
marriage will take place In All Saints
Church. Baden-Baden. Germany, about the
middle Of October. and DIR. and Mrs. Schaef-
fer sail from Rotterdam on the 1st of No
vember. They will reside this winter at 1924
Park avenue, Baltimore. DIR. SchaefYer has
been absent a year. most of which time he
has spent In beautiful Baden and the Black
Forest region of Germany.
The announcement of Brooklyn wedding
which will be of interest here Is that of
Miss Mary Eileen Bersick to Mr.. A. T. Sea-
man. formerly of this city. The event took
place in Brooklyn September 13, and Mr..
and Mrs. Seaman are spending their honey
moon at Ithaca, N. Y.
Mrs. Bonnie has returned from Cape May,
and Is again at the Kenmore for the win
ter.
Miss Monroe has returned from a sojourn
Of six weeks at Saratoga to the Kenmore.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Murphy with their