Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT HAS RETURNED
TO OYSTER BAY.
The Beale-Stuart Wedding Will Be a
Quiet one-Visitors to Capital
Homes-Notes.

tween her home there and New York city
When the White House offices are COM
pleted the floor now given up to the public
and clerks in the temporary white house
will afford additional space and comfort to
the Presidents family. The chances of
their being again In possession of the living
rooms Of the White House by Thanksgiving
or early December grow brighter day by
day.
Miss Ruby Bodeker Of Richmond, Va,
Will give reception tonight in honor of
Miss Emma Clark. who will be her guest
curing the horse show in that city. Miss
clark Is the daughter Of DR.. James J. Clark
of this city.
The marriage of Miss Sophie c. Stuart
and an DR.. Robert S. Beale will take place
thursday, october 16, at 1915 31st street.
owing to the recent death of Miss Stuarts
rather, only the immediate family will be
present at the ceremony
Mrs. Henry P. Arnold of PHILADELPHIA is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Anna Jack
son, I'LL 14th street
Mrs. M. E. Walker and her son, DR.. VIM
Walker of Westboro', Mass, who were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Buckler Of
this city last week. have gone to Richmond
Va, where they will spend few days with
relatives. Returning by way of Baltimore
and visiting their many friends and rela-
tires in that city, they expect to reach their
New England home Monday evening, No
Vember g.
Miss Alice Keith has returned from New
York city, accompanied by Mrs Leroy
Eairman and Mr.. Lawrence Fairman of
that city.
Last Thursday evening at the residence
of Rev. Joseph r. Muir, 513 Sd street, Miss
Eusenla jackson and Mr.. Frank Mcmahon.
1r., were married. The bride, whose home
is In the Indian territory, but who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Fries;se 612
street northeast, for the past year was
very becomingly attired in a dark brown
travelling suit, with hat and gloves to
match. The groom's home is in Chester
held county, Va. Mr.. and Mrs Mcmahon
left last Thursday for their future home
Richmond, Va.
Miss Susie Gibbons of 3o4 E street enter
ta1ned few friends last week in honor OF
her eighteenth birthday. In a guessing con-
test the prize was awarded to Miss Hoe and
Mrs. cant Williams of jackson, Ohio.
Mrs. Caroline A. Dodge and her son
Chauncy, residing at North Troy, N Y,
left for their home this morning. after visit
ing ing with her brother, Mr. A. H. Frear, on
SIN street northeast, during the encamp-
ment. Mrs. Dodge is a prominent member
OF the Woman's Relief Corps in Troy, N Y.
Patrick Hannah Of New York were married
at st. Marys Church. Alexandria, Va on
September 90 1902. by the Rev. Father
Cutler, rector of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur James Elliott. who
were married last Wednesday, are In New
York city on their wedding trip. Mrs. FL
lott was Miss Marie Louise Kemon. and
among her wedding gifts was a silver
service presented by the members of the
lexington Presbyterian Church, and not
by the North Presbyterian Church. as
stated. Rev. DR.. w. F. Thomson. pastor
or the former church, assisted In the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev Mr.
Ramsdell who OBLIGATED at the marriage of
The brides parents twenty-five years ago.
Miss Elizabeth Shuster and Mr. Michael
Hahn Sims Of Columbus. Ohio, the brides
attendants will include her young relative,
Miss Grace Perkins, with Miss Holmes
Paulding and Miss Kitty Paulding Mr.
Fred Morris of Columbus Will be best man
and Mr.. Mccartney and Mr.. Kenney Berry
groomsmen. The ceremony viii take place
at the Marlborough in the apartment of
Mrs. Mary Ward Shuster, the brides
mother, and only family gathering and
a few personal friends will be present.
Miss Susie Gibbons of ao4 E street enter
tanned few friends last week in honor of
her eighteenth birthday. In a guessing
contest the prize was awarded to Miss Hoe
anu MrS. w lllldInS OF jackson, ONO.
T. Fred. Jones' late sergeant, Troop e.
I'd United States Cavalry Gen. Lawton's
orderly, had the following visitors during
the encampment at his residence, No 945
c street southwest: D. V. Middleton, late
sergeant, Troop G. Sd United States Cav
airy, from LuZon, P. l., seven weeks: Frank
Yost of Camp No. 30, s. of V, Johnstown,
Pa: Corp. Miller of Company A. 19tl
United States" Infantry. who served with
Sergt. Jones in Luzon. P. l.; Sonora Anita
Fernandez and Senorita Fernandez OF
Manila, P. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry Douglass and
Mrs Williams of Rochester. N Y have
returned home after spending a week with
Mrs. and Miss Deyo, So Massachusetts ave-
nue..
Mrs. Lizzie Van Mugs, daughter of the
late Representative Hunter of Indiana. has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. Joseph H
Hunter and wife of 2O23 H street
Robert Christy Eaton of Illinois is visiting
his uncle, Col. Robert Christy, who recently
moved from his residence 1905 18th street,
to the Carrolton, 1875 Willard street
Mrs. ]. n. Culbertson is in New York city
the guest Of Mrs Eugene Prayer, No. 1913
West 104th street.