Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-30

of Yale Miss Hanna whose belleship has
been undsputed since her debut, over a
year ago, is very much liked here, especial
ly in the younger settle debutantes of the
past two years Ambassador and Mrs Nc
Cormick have just returned to this country
for visit. and will attend the marriage of
Mr. Joseph Medill Patterson and Miss Alice
HigginbOtham, soon to occur.
The wedding day for Miss Hanna and Mr..
Mccormick has not yet been settled upon
but, Judging from other of the important
occurrences in the family calendar the
event Is more than likely to take place at
the Cleveland home of Senator and Mrs.
H: ina than at their residence in this city.
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Flynn,
daughter Of the delegate from Oklahoma,
Mr. Dennis T: Flynn, and DR.. ]. ]. Rich
ardson of this city has been announced.
Miss Flynn Is a charming young woman
and has wide circle of friends here.
Another engagement announcement in
which many Washington acquaintance
will be interested was made in New York
yesterday, according to the New York Her
aid. 1t was that of Miss Helen Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson. The young folks are
cousins. but several times removed. Miss
Helen Roosevelts father is James Roose-
welt Roosevelt of New York and her mother
who died in 1893. was Miss Helen Astor
daughter of Mrs. William Aston, Mrs w.
S. Cowles. the Presidents sister, had the
charge Oh leE young relative AFTER her
mothers death and the two went to Europe
together the past summer. Miss Helen
Roosevelt visited Mrs Cowles last winter
and spring In this city. Her fathers home
Is at Hyde Park, New York. Her fance Is
a nephew and namesake Of the President
and the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rob-
inson of New York and Orange, N. Y. He
is a Harvard student.
Major and Mrs. A. Hewitt Nickerson have
returned to the city and are stopping at the
Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunter of Berkeley
Springs have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Ethel. to Mr.. Oscar H.
Cushwa of New York city.
Mrs. Geo. Rollings has just returned
from visit in Maryland to her home, 1O19
10th street northwest.
Mrs John Sherman and Miss E. Lillian
Sherman have returned and are at the
Mendoza.
Mr.. and Mrs Westinghouse, after visit
east to establish their at Yale, are
back again a Lenox, where yesterday the
Austrian minister and Nine. Hengelmuller
were their luncheon guests. Yesterday
Mrs. Westinghouse began series of Mon
day afternoons at home.
West end homes are gradually being
opened up after the long absences of their
owners. Mrs. Letter was driving yester-
day. having returned with Mr.. Letter few
days ago from Bar Harbor. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh are also here for a stay,
having in contemplation visits west and to
New York before the winter. The diplo-
matte circle will receive many accessions
within week ten days. The cabinet
families also begin to have a permanent
representation in town after summer travels
| that have scattered them from each other
| and the capital.
Miss Roosevelt has come on to see the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, but will
start north soon again for series Of visits
at the homes Of relatives and Others
At the marriage Of Miss Mary Tilton.
daughter of Col. H, R. Tilton, to Capt
Samuel c. Seay at st. Paups Church Octo-
Der 8. Miss jamie Seay, sister of the latter,
will be maid Of honor
Mrs. w. Nordlinger announces that the
engagement reception Of her daughter
Suevin and Mr.. Randolph B. Behrend has
been postponed from October 5 to a later
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will
remain throughout October at their country
home on the Military road, and the latter
will be at home Wednesday afternoons
Mrs. John Sherman and Miss E. Lillian
Sherman have returned and are at the