Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-18

Miss Emily Carow, arrived from Europe.
where she has spent the past year. Both
went later to the home of Mr.. James Roose-
velt where the wife of the President has
been staying for a week.
Mrs. Roosevelt will return to Washington
from New York this afternoon with her sis
ter, Miss Carow, who will be her guest at
Miss Alice Roosevelt was a much-observed
attendant at the New York horse show yes
terday. She with Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
and Miss Reid in their box.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Won Hengelmuller are in New York and
went to the horse show with the Elbridge L.
Gerrys.
The Russian government has not yet pur-
chased the present home of the Russian
embassy in this city, although negotiations
are under way. The making of the house
and grounds into Russian territory cannot
be accomplished too quick ky for the Coun tess
Cassini, who likes the present advancement
very well and has in mind a plan by which
the entertaining facilities could be largely
increased She is already busy with vari-
Gus changes IN the decoration and furnish
Ing that when finished will make the in
terror even more to her liking
MI anu MIS- j. MICS. Buchanan of Peters
EuIg, Va, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Susie Austin,
to Mr.. Edward CASTOR Russell of this city
j'he ceremony will take place at the resi-
deEce OF the brides parents No. II West
Tabb street. Petersburg at o'clock pm
Wednesday November %. After January
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will be at home to
their friends at No 1107 P street northwest,
In this city.
Miss Josephine Drexel, one of the most
sought-after heiresses In New York and
well known here has announced her en-
gagement to DR.. John Duncan Emmett of
New York Miss Drexel is the Youngest
daughter of the late Joseph Drexel of Phil
adelphia, and has large fortune Her
elder sisters married John Vinton Dahl
gren and Eric Dahlgren of this CITY, After
the death of 1.-The former Mrs Dah1gren
became Mrs. Harry Lehr Miss Drexcl,
whlie she spends much time al her mothers
place at Torresdale, Pa, keeps a New York
house for herself. She has never cared
especially for society life Her fiance is
the son of a well-known physician and IS
DIR. Jesse Veniman Reeve of washington
and Miss Ashley Macon Miller were married
az the nome OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w. q. Miller. in Richmond, Va yes-
'erday The date was also the forty fifth
wedding anniversary of the brides parents
and the bride carried the same handsome
fan of white lace that her mother carried
as bride. Father O'Reilly was assisted by
Rev. w Meade Clark. the brides pastor.
Miss Katie Blankenship was maid of honor
and Dr. Greer Baughman best man. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Miller
or Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Miller
of Chicago; Mrs. Frank Schell and SON.
Frank. of Annapolis. Md, and Miss Mile
Reeve of Washington.
Miss Enid Shaw. daughter of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury will make her debut
next month. the probable date being De-
cember 49,
Miss Catherine Cullom Ridgely daughter
of the controller OF the currency Mr. w B.
Ridgely, made her debut yesterday at the
home of her aunt Mrs. William A Vincent
In Chicago. Mrs. Charles Ridgely, Miss
Ridgelys grandmother. assisted her
daughter. Mrs. Vincent. and others of the
entertaining party We're: Mrs. William Wal
Ter. Mrs. SOLOMON Sturges, Mrs. Philip
Schuyler Doane. Mrs. Stewart Patterson,
Miss Margaret Winterbotham. Miss Cath
crime Williams Miss Dorothed Johnson,
Miss Lesley Johnson, Miss Marjorie King,
Miss Marie Hallberg. Miss Genevieve Mott.
Miss Marion Key, Miss Harriet LIE Grand
Smith, Miss Agnes Street. Miss Amy Wal
Ter Miss Hadassah FELTON,. Miss Ruth Eel
ton. Miss Anna Barker and Miss Oglesby.
Miss Ridgely will be presented to the Wash
ington friends of the family by her grand
mother Mrs. Cullom, next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Seaman of $50 E
street northeast entertained a number of
last evening. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. o. J. Burton. Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Bes-
se lI Dr. I and : Mrs: C. B. Campbell, Dr..
Edw: S. Greenwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
A. Fennng, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. CLANCY.
Mr. and Mrs. H; G: Tegeler, Mr.; and Mrs
ningham, Mrs. H. Seaman, Mrs. Jas, r.
Fritts Mrs. Mayer, Miss Irene Temple
Bailey, Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Mary
Fritts, Mr.. Walter n. Collins, Mr.. Ebers-
fin1d nd r
Mr.. Patrick E. Daily and Miss Marjorie
B. Cunningham were married at st. Mat
thew's Church by Rev. Father Buckley at
$50 this morning. reception followed at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith, 1121 18th
street
A reception was held at Wimodaughsis
last Wednesday. when Mrs. Sara T. An
drew played the role of hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Mabrey. Mrs Burkhardt, Miss
Debris and Mrs Battles.
At the wedding late this afternoon of
Miss Eleanor Berger Moran. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Berger Moran of
Congress Hall, Charlottesville, Va, and
1217 New Hampshire avenue, this city, to
Mr.. Malcolm Stuart McConighe of New
York city the bride will have six attendants
Mrs. John Melton Higgins. sister and
Mrs. Richard Murphy of Troy. N. Y, sister
of the bridegroom. as matrons OF honor,
Miss Ethel Studley of Providence, K. l.,
lotte Blackburn. Judge Warren McConi-
CHE of Troy will be best man, and Messrs.
Adams, Warren and Marvin and Lieut.
Higgins will be groomsmeh. Rev. Henry
B. Lee of Charlottesville will officiate. A
large reception follows the ceremony, only
the relatives joining the bridal party for
the first event.
Lady Herbert, widow of the former Brit
ish ambassador, and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt are at the Shoreham. Lady Herbert
comes here to have her personal and house
hold effects removed from the British en-
bassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bogley have issued in
vitations for the wedding reception of their
daughter, Ruth Emma, and Mr.. James Ma
son Richardson, Wednesday evening. No
vember %, from $50 to 10 o'clock, 1907 2sth
street.
A large number of young people as
sembled Saturday. November IA. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dickman, |
e3S I street northwest, to celebrate the
twenty-first birthday Of their son, Mr. |
Harry E. Dickman. After many games of
progressive peanuts, in which Miss Gather
inc Moritz and Mr.. Roe won the prizes, |
and several musical selections by Miss |