Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

Mrs Roosevelt and family will leave
Monday for their oyster Bay home and in
all likelihood will not return to Washing
ton until the fall. In every way Mrs.
Roosevelt has shown courtesies without
number to friends and strangers alike since
she became the most hospitable mistress
the White House has ever known.
The weddings continue to have more than
a local interest and engrossing topics
of the month The Colbert-Sullivan we'd
ding at Trinity Church, Georgetown, Tues
day evening at will be followed by re-
ception at the brides home on Both street
before the departure of the couple for New
York. The wedding journey is to Europe.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Sigsbee and
Mr.. Robert T. Small interests a wide cir
Gle of friends both in the naval contingent
where Capt. and Mrs. Sgsbee and family
well known, but also in resident
Getty and in the ranks of journalists, to
which the bridegroom belongs. The couple
will houSekeep at the Albemarle after a
short wedding trip. Other Wednesday we'd
dings are those of Miss Elizabeth c. Pros
peri to Charles Albert Fonner at Trinity
Church, Sd and streets, at o'clock, and
of Miss Kate Ward, daughter of Major and
Mrs Lowe. to Mr.. John e. Woodford, at
the Lexington apartment Miss Florence
l-oulSe MelLdI anu MI btol &c NAH Is SolSy
will also be married Wednesday.
Thursday at noon Miss Louisa Georgia
McCalla and Rev. Enoch Magruder Thomp-
will be married at ST Pauls Protestant
Episcopal Church. 2}d street, and small
reception will follow at the residence of
Mrs McCalla.
Maj and Mrs Chauncey B. Baker, Miss
Caroline S. Larner and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles n. Fowler are at Chevy Chase Inn
Mrs. Percy II. Brereton left the city Sun
day last for ADponanS, K. l., where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Lottie King and Mr.. John c. Reeves
were quietly married at the home Of the
bride, 1O2 18th northeast, in the presence
of the relatives of the contracting parties.
Wednesday, at o'clock. by Rev. s. M.
Hartsock. The couple entered the par,or
to the strains of the wedding march, Miss
Hattie Yost presiding at the piano The
bride was becominSly attired in white or
candle over white silk, wore a tulle veil
and carried white bride roses. The couple
received many handsome and useful pres
ents Mr. and Mrs. Reeves have left for
their future home at Front Royal, Va.
Mr. WI, the Chinese minster.} gave din
Eer at the New Willard last night to
party of friends who had just completed a
pleasant ride in automobiles. Among those
present were: Minister Corea, Nicaragua
Thurston, Nebraska: Captain Deitrick, Wy
omng; Mr.. Detrick, Pittsburg; Mr.. Nc
Sherry, Pittsburg; Mrs. Nicosun. Miss Eliz-
abeth Minitree, Miss f. Manning Miss Sa-
die Brown, Miss Mary Pike, Miss L. Man
ming.
DR.. J. II. Mitchell and family are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 0. Chance at III Roanoke
street. DR.. Mitchell is a delegate to the
convention of the surgeons of the Southern
railway.
The announcement has been made abroad
of the engagement of Mr. Henry Outram
Ba%-Ironside, British charge d'affaires at
Stockholm, to Countess Martha Gylden-
stOlpe. daughter of Count Gyldenstolpe
master Of horse to his ma jesty the King
OF Sweden. Mr.. Bax-Ironside was formerly
a member of the British embassy staff in
Washington, and at one time was reported
engaged to a Washington girl
The Misses Brice have taken a Newport
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Slater has not opened her Newport
home yet, but is there visiting her sister
Mrs. Safe.
MY. and Mrs. Ellis Logan have been called
suddenly west by the dangerous illness Of
Mrs. Logans father, Mr. j. H Bovnton of
Sterling, III.
Mrs John R. Neely wife If Dr lob, ID