Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SPEAKER HENDERsONs VACATION
IN FOREIGN CLIMEs.
Recent Out-Of-Town Events In Which
Home Friends Have Great In
terest-Personal Notes.

Speaker Henderson and his wife and
daughter have left Paris for London. They
will go shortly to Scotland for visit to
Mr.. Carnegie. and later to Aberdeenshire,
where General Henderson was born.
Mrs. Pierre de Margerie, wife Of the sec
rotary of the French embassy. sailed for
New York Saturday from Havre with her
infant child.
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell and daugh-
ter returned from Europe Saturday.
The Russian ambassador sails tomorrow
for Europe. Passengers on the same ship
with him will be MIR. and Mrs. Cruz of the
Chilean legation and Mr.. Corea, the Mica
raguan minister.
Mr.. Wauters, charge daffaires of the
Belgian legation. VIII go west this week.
and at Glenwood Springs. Col, will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Although the name of Mr.. Algernon Sar-
toris appeared on a steamer list last week
he did not sail for Europe as announced.
A message from his sister Vivian stating
the indefinite postponement OF her mar
riage made II unnecessary for him to go
abroad at this time. Miss Sartoris rela-
tives on this side of the ocean have not
yet received any explanation of why the
contemplated marriage. which was set for
July H. has been abandoned beyond the
brief cable messages mentioned.
The marriage of DR.. A. L. Howard of
Washington and Miss Anna r. Morrison
took place last Thursday morning at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. q. *.
Morrison, Salem, y. j. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Alfred Wagg, assisted
by Rev. Benjamin Patterson. The couple
entered to the strains of Lohengrin. played
by Miss Hires. and were preceded by the
ushers Mr.. B. Carl Patterson and Mir.
George R. Morrison, and the maid of hon
or Miss Mary A. Morrison, sister to the
bride After partaking OF a wedding break
70 CT Dr Howard denarted for
the Atlantic coast. They will be at home
to their friends at 1904 Sd street after Sep
TENDER 1.
Miss Bertha Louise Robinson sailed Sat
urday for Liverpool.
Among the Washingtonians at Capon
Springs, w. Va, are Col. George A. Wood
ward L. S. A. and family of 2llo MasSa-
chusetts avenue.
surprise party was rendered Thursday
evening to Miss Josephine Myers of No. SO
X street northeast by her friends. During
the evening vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by Mr.. 7. ]. Trodden,
jr.. Miss Keyser and Miss Hart. Mr.. Trod-
den sang comic songs, which were greatly
appreciated. Those present We're Miss Jo-
sephine Myers. Miss Mary McGrath. Miss
Agnes McGrath, Miss Connors, Miss Crook,
Miss keyser, Miss Hart, Messrs. T. ]. Trod-
den, jr., Thos. Crook, John Myers, William
McGrath, w. Burnestou and Daniel Myers.
At the wedding at Saint Andrews Church
Wednesday evening at o'clock of Miss
Fannie Whiting Washington and Mr.. Hen
ry Elliot Grice four pretty bridesmaids,
matron of honor usherS and a groomsman,
as also the choir of the church singing the
bridal music. will tend to make this one of
the most attractive of the seasons mar
riageS.
Miss Alma knobloch sailed "Wednesday
last for Europe, expecting to visit poiuts OF
interest in Germany. After few months
sojourn there she will join party of
fr;a 10 .arfn S,a
probably return home the latter part Of the
winter.
The many friends of Mr. Chas l.. Glee-
son will be interested to hear of his mar
riage. His wife was Miss Jean Bernardine
Sargent of Spokane. Wash, and the cere-
mony took place in Chicago. ILL.,, Thursday,
June 20, at the Holy Name Cathedral resi-
aence, Rev. Father Code officiating. Miss
Sargent is popular member Of the young
er Spokane set, and her father. Mr.. James
B. Sargent is identified with mining inter-
ests. The young lady is accomplished
musician and fine linguist. Mr.. Gleeson Is
1916 r street. Mr.. and Mrs. Gleeson are on
their way east, and will visit his parents
in this city.
Mrs. Anna +. Crossman and her daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie Crossman are spending
the summer at Bluemont. Va.
Mrs. Frank B. Ketchum has returned to
her home in New York, accompanied by
her sister Miss Anna Johnson.
Gen. and Mrs. Moore left the city this
morning for Greenwich, Conn. Mrs
Moore's brother is spending the summer
there Later they will so to the coast of
Maine.
Justice and Mrs. Brown, who sailed last
| week for Genoa, are accompanied by Mrs.
Frederic Halsey Tyler of Boston, who will
be their guest for the summer.
Miss Ida c. Burroughs of Georgetown
and Mr.. John H. Johnson. jr., were mar
lad INV Dow ,I,1,.
age of st. Mary's Church, Alexandria, Va,
Thursday evening, June 20.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of John F. Gallagher to Miss Mary E. Pal
las both Of this city.