Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MORE HONoRS FOR THE ENGLISH
EARL AND COUNTESS.
Miss Roosevelt Enjoying AL That
Newport Has to Offer
Personals.

Zen. ana MIS-. COTD1n. WHO went " A~C"
York, today en- route for West Point with
their guests, the Earl and Countess OF
shaftesbury. gave dinner for them last
night. when other guests present included
Secretary Hay. Secretary Hitchcock, Sec
rotary Wilson, Assistant Secretary Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould of New York
and Gen. Randolph.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was very prettily
dressed at the Newport horse show yester-
day. Her gown was of silver gray chiffon
and her hat of yellow straw trimmed with
roses.
subscription ball ct the Newport Casino
last night was great success. Very elab-
crate decorations gave the ball room an
appearance as II a private entertainment
was in progress. Beautiful favors were
| tables for 300 persons Miss Roosevelt
danced with Baron Robert de Rothschild OF
Paris.
| most of the summer at her Newport villa
sailed today for Europe. Miss Gwynn OF
this city accompanied her.
A house party at Driftwood. the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siegel. Nam
arodeck, N. Y, was given over Sunday, the
guests being Lady Swettenham. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Martin Kastle of this city. Miss Alice
| Vaughan, Miss Leonard, Mr.. Harold For
roster, Mr.. George Jackson and Mr.. Jerome
| Siegel.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Thomson and
| son of Louisville, KY, have returned from
an extended trip abroad. Mrs. Thomson Is
| visiting her mother, Mrs. James r. Fritts,
| No. 1913 street northeast.
Miss Louise Arom Childs, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Childs, and Mr.. Fred
| erick H. Leetch, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
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| terday at the home OF the brides parents
| by Rev. DR.. Alexander of Georgetown. in
| presence Of their immediate relatives and
| a few young friends Miss Idene Key of
Birmingham Ala. was the maid of honor
| and Mr.. Roy Palmer best man. The bride
| wore white wolfe, trimmed with Mechln
| lace and chiffon. A pearl and topaz necklace
| and violet bracelet, both the groom 8
gifts, were worn. Miss Key wore white
| null and lace. A wedding breakfast fol-
| lowed before the departure of the couple
for their honeymoon Journey. They will re-
| side with Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Leetch upon
| their return.
Mrs. w. N. King OF 1888 10th street north
west, accompanied by her son, Raymond,
| left Monday for a two weeks visit among
| relatives and friends at Cedar Grove, Mont
gomery county, Md
Miss Moling has returned from Atlantic
| City, where she was the guest Of Mrs.
| Striker at the Winchester.
| Master James Duncan has returned after
| a long stay with friends in Rockville, Md.
| Miss Renee Lawrence has returned from
Colonial Beach, after a pleasant stay.
Mrs. Richard c. Rynex and daughters,
who have been summering al Linganore, are
| spending this month at Ellerslie, home of
Mrs. Jos. Chlswell. Buckeystown. Md.
| Mr.. and Mrs Summers and their son, Ed
| win, have returned from a ten days visit
| at Mr.. H. G. Summers Chain Bridge road,
| District of Columbia.
Mrs. o. 8. Ellis and sister, Mrs. Wright.
| have returned to the city after several
| weeks stay at the Thousand Islands.
| DIR. and Mrs. L. Fleet Luckett have re-
turned to the city from Nova Scotia.
/ Miss Kathleen M. Clauchy has returned to
| Washington from her summer visit to rela-
| tives and friends in Ireland and England.
! Mrs. Ohio r. Beall has issued invitations
| for a reception for tomorrow evening in
| honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Thompson
| Beall.
Mr. John F. Duncan of Waterbury, Conn.,,
and his bride, who are on their honeymoon
| trip to Washington, Old Point Comfort and
the south, are visiting James L. Duncan of
! the Department Of State.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herndon Morsell and son
| have returned from their summer outing
| on the banks Of the Shenandoah river near
| Castleman's Ferry. Va.