Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT OFF TOMORROW
FOR SUMMER HOME.
Mr.. Crawford and Miss Nye Married
Departures for Summer
Travels-Personals.

Mrs. Roosevelt will leave tomorrow for
Oyster Bay. Wednesday she will view the
Harvard Yale boat races from the Sylph,
where she will be Joined Dy Miss Roosevelt.
Afterward Miss Roosevelt will pay visit
to her aunt, Mrs Cowles, at Pennington.
Conn.
Miss Alice Richardson Clarke of 1912 +
street northwest sailed on the Friesiand
Saturday for three months visit to reia-
tives and friends in southern England.
Miss Grace Greenwood of Capitol Hill has
accompanied her cousin, Mr.. Herman M
Brown, to his home at Roanoke. Va.
Miss Marie Brown is at West Point the
guest Of her cousin, Lieut.. Lytle Brown of
the Engineer Corps. Lieut. Brown will also
have as his guest his sister, Mrs. Marjori-
banks of London, England Mrs. MarJpfi-
banks is much admired in London society
Her late husband was Mr.. Archibald Mar
joribanks, brother of Lord Tweedmouth
and the Countess of Aberdeen.
Last Thursday evening a pretty wedding
took place at the home of the bride, on
Capitol HILL this city, between Miss Harriet
White Compton and Mr.. John E. McMur-
| ray Hail. The bride entered the main par
lor with her father, who subsequently gave
her away. The bride wore white French
muslin made over liberty satin. Her veil.
Brussels net, was fastened with spray Of
| orange blossoms. Her flowers were sweet
peas and ornaments pearls. The marriage
service was performed by Rev. H. G. Hall.
uncle of the groom, who is presiding elder
of the jamestown district of New York.
| bride was attended by her sister Anna
Compton. The wedding march, "Lohen-
grim was played by Mrs. Mary Sitz
Parker After the ceremony a reception
| of the couple. The large parlors of the
Ardmore were beautifully decorated with
palms and flowers.
Hill left June 10 for Niagara Falls. N. Y.
to attend the conference Of the American
Library Association.
Miss M. H. Hill of 100 street southeast
will leave today to remain away until Oc-
tober, visiting the seashore and mountains.
Mrs. Jennie L. Monroe. Mrs. Margaret C.
Lohr and Miss Metcalf left for New Haven.
stopping en- route in Philadelphia and New
York.
On Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the bride Miss Lola Nye of Langdon, D. c.,
and Mr.. James Albert Crawford of this
city were quietly married in the presence
of the immediate friends by the Rev. D. z.
Blakemore of Epworth Church South. cor
ner 7th and northeast The stylish young
bride looked especially well in her hand
some travelling gown of fawn wolfe, trim
med with cream lace and touches of pale
blue Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford have left the
will reside with the bridegrooms parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hardy Crawford, at 33 B
street northwest, where they will be glad
to see their friends after July 1.
The marriage of Miss Selma Michaels and
Mr.. Isaac Horowitz took place in Cincin-
natl last week, where the bride was quite
popular in social circles. Upon their ar
rival in this city they were entertained in
a very charming manner by Mrs. Eliza
beth Overman and her niece, Miss Riker.
In the evening the happy couple left for
their future home, at ed street and 9Th
avenue, New York city.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling of Washington
D. c., general founder of the Daughters Of
the Revolution, who has been in New York
the past month, left yesterday for Boston,
where Judge and Mrs. VIM. B. Matthews
join her for summer on the New England
coast and an inland sea trip to Duluth
before their return to Washington.
Miss Emma A. Bright, 235 sth street
southeast is in New York city.
At noon today the rector of ST. Thomas
Cnufcn, rev. u. ETneSI 0IIlltIl, uUlteu III
marriage Miss Ethel j. Wainwright Law
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Lawson of Galveston, Tex, and Mr.. Gin
ton Root Foutz of Baltimore, Md. Only the
immediate family was present. After
wedding breakfast at the Willard Mr.. and
Mrs. Foutz left for an extended northern
trip. They will reside at 1416 Harlem ave-
nue., Baltimore, Md.
The marriage in Pittsburg last Saturday
OF Miss Elizabeth Thaw and Mr.. Henry l..
Collins is of interest here because two
Washington girls were in the bridal party,
Miss Elsie Curtis and Miss Enrol Cuthbert
Brown. The bridesmaids wore gowns OF
white chiffon, with trimmings of ecru lace,
large white picture hats with white plumes,
and carried white chiffon parasols.
Mrs. Maggie Zell and Mrs Lizzie Rackey
rendered their father, George T. Elmer,
grand surprise gathering last week in
honor of his seventy-seventh birthday.
Music and singing were INDUCED in up to
a late hour, when refreshments were
served.
Mr. Lucius L. Smith, jr., of New York
city is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lucius L. Smith, ST., No 1918 Riggs street.
Broad Street M. E. Church.. Columbus.
Ohio, Mr.. John M. Barringer and Miss
Margaret Kaufman, daughter of Prof.
George B. Kaufman. were married. The
green, The bride looked charming in white
satin and lace. She wore a tulle veil and
carried white prayer book. Miss Henrietta
Kaufman, the brides sister, was maid OF
honor. and the groom's best man was his
brother, Lawrence E. Barringer of Schenec-
tady, N Y Many persons from outside the
city were in attendance. The church cere-
mony was followed by a reception at the
Kaufman home, where about 100 guests
were handsomely entertained. Mr.. John
M Barringer is the son of Capt and Mrs.
M. Barringer of 1433 @ street, this city.
Nine. L. Macdonald sailed on Saturday
on steamer Friesland from Philadelphia for
an extended continental tour She will re-
turn during early September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis are at Bar
Harbor for the summer.
Major General M. I. Ludington, U. s.
army. retired, and Mrs. Ludington have
given up their residence, 1918 @ street, and
will be at their summer home in SkaneatleS,