Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. AND MISS ROOSEVELT HAVE
GONE NORTH.
The Presidents Daughter Goes in for
Automobiling-Mo Wedding
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

day afternoon for Groton Mass, to visit
| her sons, Theodore and Kermit, who are
| attending school there. Miss Roosevelt left
| for Albany, n. Y, where, next Tuesday
! she will be bridesmaid at the wedding of
| Miss Ruth Pruyn and David NJ. Goodrich
| of Boston Mrs. Roosevelt will go from
Groton to Albany to attend the wedding.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, who has been very
| much interested in automobiling the past
year. is now the proud possessor of big
| red machine of her own. 1t has been
| whirled up to the White House entrance
| just often this week as the intervals
between the showers permitted, but her
goodbye ride yesterday had to be omitted
| because of the shower previous to her de-
parture for Albany. Miss Roosevelt is said
to have parted with $500 in exchange for
| the automobile. which is guaranteed to
| cover good roads at forty-five miles per
| hour. She has a chauffeur but is compe-
| tent and more than willing to run the ma
| chine herself. and generally will do so. The
| automobile carries five persons.
One of the June weddings which will be
| of interest to a great many people in WASH
| ington, where the prospective bride and
| groom have both lived for number of
years, Is to occur June Is, the contracting.
parties being Miss Josephine Trenholm and
Mr.. David Hinckley Lyman. Mr.. Lyman's
| family is originally from North Carolina,
and Miss Trenholm'S from South Carolina
| but for number of years the immediate
families Of both parties have lived in Wash
| ington The ceremony is to take place
down south, however, at the home of the
sister of the prospective bride, Mrs. John
G. Capers of Charleston, s. c. The cere-
| mony will be solemnized by Bishop Ellison
Capers, the Protestant Episcopal bishop of
| that state. Miss Trenholm's mother has
been visiting her daughter in Charleston
this winter and will remain until after the
wedding. Mr.. Lyman is highly regarded at
| the Navy Department, where he is one of
its trusted officials, and few young ladies
in Washington have more friends and ad-
mirers than Miss Trenholm. From Charles
| ton they will take sea trip to New York.
and return later to Washington, where
| they will reside.
Mrs. Mary S. Faunce has issued invita-
tons for the marriage of her daughter.
Lily Blanche, to Mr. William G. Menchine
Wednesday, June 10. at o'clock at Epip-
hany Chapel
Mrs. Wilbur Human yesterday afternoon
gave a tea to her friends at her beautiful
home on Spring street. Notwithstanding
| the inclemency of the weather during the
early part of the afternoon, about $50
guests greeted their host, and as the sky
cleared they were permitted to thoroughly
enjoy the spacious porch and lawn. The
parlors were most tastefully decorated with
| laurel, daisies and roses. Assisting Mrs.
| Human were Miss Blackwell, Miss Tucker
and Miss Wheeler, and among those pres
Mr. and Mrs. Emory ]. Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Broadus. Miss Cecilia
Franzoni, Mr.. Huebner, Mrs. Mary E. Hol-
| land, Miss Saidee B. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Leonard, Mr. Frank D. Middleton,
Miss Frances B. Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs
Collin PEBBLES Miss Pechin, Mrs. Maurice
Pechin, Miss Riggs, Mr.. Charles F. Sensner
Miss Effie V. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shell
ton, Mrs. George F. Simonds, Miss Simonds,
| Mrs. Daniel Weisel, Miss Weisel, Miss l.. s.
Weightman, Mr.. Oscar w. Wyatt, Dr. I.
A. Wilmington and Mrs. Thos A. Whit
tington.
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, whose health
was matter of much concern to her friends
during the past two or threee months, has
improved and is looking forward to spend
ing the summer at Narragansett Pier, r. l.
The home of Mr.. John NJ Mitchell, 729
18th street southeast, was the scene of a
delightful reception last evening, it being
Mr.. MitchelTs seventy-second birthday.
There were four generations present. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Mitchell Mrs. Annie Padjett, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Mitchell, Mr.. Harry Padjett, Mr..
and Mrs Howard Branson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quigley, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Joseph Taylor,
Mr.. Geo. Taylor, Mr.. Kenney, Rev. Mr..
| Thompson and wife, Mr.. VIM. B. Hardes
| ter Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Murray Mr.. and
| Mrs. Sam Johnson, Mrs. Grinnel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayberry, Mr..
| and Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Bond, Lieut.. Mo
| Cathran, Miss Emma Grinnel Miss Emma
| Kelley, Miss Mollie Kelley and Miss Ruth
| BranSen.
Miss Virginia Bayly is at her home, 1888
18th street. where she will remain during
| the month of June.
Mrs NJ Siegel of New York will receive
| from to 10 pm. Monday, June 1.
Mrs Helen R. Arnold has left town for
the summer.
Miss Cornelia D. Gordon, daughter of
Col. D. S. Gordon, U. s. A, retired, has
gone to visit her brother, Mr.. p. K. Gordon,
| in California. Miss Gordon will be Joined
by her mother at Denver, Col, and will
| be gone until October.
Mrs. John Robertson of No. Sth street
southeast will leave Thursday. May 2S, for
Baltimore to visit friends for few days.
Major Henry Romeyn, U. S. A, and fam
ily have moved and changed their residence
from ia goth street to 1906 18th street.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew ]. Barker announce
the marriage of their daughter, Lulu
Amelia, to Mr. Charles Iebermann Shep-
herd, Saturday May 49, in this city, Rev.
Richard P. Williams officiating. Mr. and
Mrs Shepherd will make their future home
| in Alexandria,, Va. Mr.. Shepherd is
nephew of the late Governor Shepherd.
Mrs. N A. Erb and daughter, Miss Daisy
E. Erb, are enjoying a pleasant visit with
| friends in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs Emma Miller has issued invitations
| for the marriage of her daughter, Anna, to
Mr. Montgomery Acking, at st. Marys
Church, on Wednesday morning, June 3, at
half-past 9.
Captain Stokes of Company H. the West
ern High School, gave dance to the cadets
of his company Thursday evening, May %.
at Mrs. Dyers 10th and R streets. The
hall was hung with gay festoons of the
school and company colors. varied by large
| banners and pennants. Refreshments were
| served at 1890. Those receiving with the
| host were: DR. and Mrs. Stokes, Miss Kath-
crime Reed, Miss Westcott, Miss Bently, DR..
and Mrs. Rathbun. Among those dancing
| were: Captain Stokes and Miss Stewart,
Lieut.. Hulse and Miss Rouzer, Lieut..
Rhodes and Miss Duvall, First Sergeant
Cumpton, Sergt. Rathbun and Miss Ed
wards, Sergt Taylor and Miss Taylor, Sergt.
Dunlop and Miss English, Sergt. Drum
Hunt and Miss Cronin. Corporal Clark and
Miss Davis, Corporal McOnturff and Miss
Fitzhugh, Corporal Ball and Miss Shepherd,
Corporal Kerby, together with the cadets
and their partners The company was in