Evening star., 1902-04-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD
A Merry Dance at the Chevy
Chase Club.
WITH THIRTY HOSTS
DINNERS AND WEDDINGS OF THE
PAST WEEK.
Departures for Short out-of- Town
Trips-Timely Personal
Notes.
WITH THIRTY HOSTS

With the departure of President and Mrs
Roosevelt for New York. Miss RooseveltAs
the mistress of the White House and the
companion Of the young members of the
family for few days Theodore Roosevelt,
tr.. who has about recovered from the eff
fects of his recent illness, will not return
to Groton this spring, but is pursuing his
studies for the remainder of the session at
the Preston School, where his younger
brother Kermit has been during the ses-
sion.
A dance at the Chevy Chase Club, with
thirty well-known dancing men as hosts,
engaged the youthful social attention last
night Mrs. Alex. Legare received and Pay
| master Hicks was in general charge. The
guests and hosts We're Miss Austin. Miss
Grace Bell, Miss Mattingly, Miss Martin,
Miss Taylor Miss Fitch Miss Johnson Miss
| Wadsworth Miss Kellogg, Miss Hagner,
Miss Cobb, Miss Strong Miss Wallach, Miss
Grossman, Miss Hood, Miss Howell, Miss
| Hoban, Miss Townsend. Miss Loring, Miss
| Hanna, Miss McKenna, Miss Wells, Miss
Seymour, Miss Washington, Miss Howard.
| Miss Poor, Miss Merriam, Miss Clagett and
Miss Ffoulke, Lieutenants Nibiack, Glib
| bons. Rousseau, Poor, Connor, Jackson,
| Knox and McCawley, Paymasters Merriam
| and Hagner and Messrs. Faust Peter
Marion, Bingham, Caldwell, Wyeth, Mitch
| ELL Taylor Cobb, BIoomer, Rowland Nc
| Cannon, Dennison, Totten. Poe, Hopkins
Heron and Wooisey: A dinner preceded
the dance, the meal being served at small
| tables.
| Dr. and Mrs J. L. NJ Curry and Mrs
| Connally Coke sailed today from New York
| on their way to Madrid, where the former
as the special representative of the United
| States will attend the coronation of the
| King Of Spain.
Senator and Mrs Depew went over to
| Baltimore to the opera last night.
| Col. and Mrs. Robert l. Fleming gave an
| elegant dinner last night, when their guests
were Senator and Mrs. Culom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Warner. White roses
adorned the daintily spread table.
Senator and Mrs. wetmore will give an
| opera party over to Baltimore tonight.
| Capt and Mrs. Sam C. Lemly have moved
| from the Everett to Chevy Chase for the
spring months.
| Mrs. Cushman K. Davis gave dinner
| last evening in honor Of Mrs. John H.
| MacLean of New York, who is Mrs Davis
| cousin, and her guest at the present time.
| AS dinner guests there were present Mrs.
Alice Rosseter Willard, Mrs Marian Ed
! wards. Miss Anna Belle Henderson of South
| Orange, N. j., Miss Coyne Fletcher. Miss
| Nellie l. GarritN, the Misses McLanahan of
| st. Paul, Mimi. Mr.. J. Eugene Geer of
| New York. Mr.. r. ]. Kirkpatrick Mr.
James w. s. Langerman, United States
| vice consul general at Tangier, Morocco;
| Mr.. Thomas S. Crdler, foreign commits
sioner of the St Louis exhibition; Mr.. Louis
Garthe and Mr.. S. H. Agnew, Mrs. Mac
Leans brother. The dining room was
tastefully decorated with tropical plants
and cut flowers.
The marriage of Miss Mamie A. Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Smith,
to Mr. James f. Rock took place Wednes-
day afternoon, April 16, in St. Dominics
parsonage Rev. Father O'Rourke off1clat-
ing The bride was very pretty in gown
of pearl-colored satin and duchesse lace.
She carried shower bouquet of La France
roses Miss Katie Smith, her sister. was
maid of honor, and wore silver-gray silk
and carried American beauty roses MI.
George Smith, brother of the bride, acted
as best man. Their presents We're many
and beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs. Rock left for
an extended bridal tour north.
The tenth birthday of Elsie Dyer was
celebrated recently at the home OF her
parents 4S7 NJ street southwest. Games
were provided for the entertainment Of the
little guests, and after these had been en-
joyed refreshments were served Inc
guests were Mary Wagner, Francis Helan,
Albert Dewey Regina O'Donnell, Bernice
Hopkins Katie Barrett, Mary Greene,
Gladys Hawkins. Mary Helan Ella Watson,
Mamie Hammack, Sally Mason, Nellie Hur-
ley, Loretta Helan, Nellie Lynch, Annie
Myers May Sullivan, Nellie Myers, Estelle
Heard, Regina Sis, Leila Hawkins, Edward
Barrett Thomas Helan, Edward Heard, M
Sullivan, r. Watson, Edward Bland, A.
Flynn, J. Dyer and F. Myers. The parents
of a number of the children were also in at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar w. White, OLYMPIC.
apartments. entertained a large number OF
their friends Thursday to meet MI. anu
Mrs PEBBLES of Ohio.
The marriage of Miss Leida A. Bache and
Mr. Martin S. Fealy took place Thursday
afternoon at the parsonage of st. Peters
Church, Father Bowling officiating. After
the ceremony the couple left for Niagara
Fails. Upon their return will reside at 32t
18th street southeast.
Lieut.. F. A Lewis, L. S. R. C. S., has
been detached from the life saving office
and ordered to the United States ship Dali
las, New London. Conn. His family will
leave Washington next week for Waverly,
N. Y, where they will reside for the sum-
mer.
The jolly Triple leasure Club gave a
dance and banquet in honor of the lady
members at Freund's Friday evening, April
Is. At the banquet Mr. +. G. Fellinger
acted as POSTMASTER. Short talks were
made by Mr.. John Trede, president of the
club, and all the, officers. Also by Mr. H. R.
Fellinger and Mr.. r. hewitt. Those present
were the Misses E. Balster, E. and M.
Strobel, b. Teagle, M Chambers, V. Muir
ray, f. Wenger and Mrs. F. G. Feliinger,
also Messrs ]. Trede, F. G. Fellinger, G.
Dyer c. Helm, w. Godron, F. Bowling II.
r. Fellinger and r. Nevitt
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Davis started
this morning for California. They will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Adams, for
merly of this city, who now reside at Long
Beach, in the southern part of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will return to Wash
ington about June 1. and will be accompa-
MED by Mr.. Davis mother, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adams since last
May.
The Columbia Heights Arts Club met
Thursday last at the home of Mrs. Tower,
2S03 14th street. Miss May Hadiey read a
paper on LIE Poussin and Claude Lorrain