Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING EVENTS CASTING PLEAS
ANT SHADOWS.
Where Many Westinghouse Are
Spending the Last Vacation Days
Personal Notes.

MISS CaTOlllle l.. baStey oiiu "a. co.i'SS
E. Alexander will be married Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock ut Holy Trinity
Church in Georgetown. The rector, Rev
Father Mulvaney. s. j.. will perform the
ceremony, which will be followed b. nur-
tial mass. The bride is granddaughter of
the late Robert lie Roy Livingston Of New
York. and is very popular among the
younger residents in the northwest. The
prospective bridegroom is grandson of The
late Columbus Alexander, and is engaged
in newspaper work In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules A. Demonet of 1909 II
street have returned home after spending
four months at their summer home in the
Blue Ridge mountains. Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. West and children
have returned to their home. 22e 18th street
southwest, after an absence of three
months. having spent the months or July
and August at Wundoria. Va, and the
Mrs. S. l.. Reynolds of 1898 9th street
northwest has as her guest Mrs. Ira Lee Of
King George county, Va.
Mr.. James NJ Beck. formerly assistant
attorney general, and now a member Of n
law firm in New York city, has returned
from Europe with his family. Mr.. and MIS-.
Beck have taken a house in New York at
Al East 64th street
Mrs. James, wife of John H. James, chief
Justice of the court of appeals of Texas, is
in Washington brief visit to her sister.
Mrs. Joseph Andrew Settle, at the Astoria.
Colonel Rose, RETIRED Mrs. Rose and Miss
Addie Rose spent Saturday with Mrs. Burn
nam. Colonel Rose and family are living
IN Baltimore, and have a very pleasant
home there.
Mrs. w. E. Amin of Denver arrived in
the city yesterday and is staying at the
Raleigh.
Miss Marion Jones dress at her wedding
tomorrow to Mr.. Robert D. Farquahar,
New York city, is to be of ivory white
satin, trimmed with old lace. His sister,
who will be her maid of honor is to wear
yellow chiffon in dress and hat. The couple
will go abroad for honeymoon trip.
Mr.. Peirce. the third assistant secretary
of state. and family were last week in Ber-
lin on the way to Leipzig.
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt Scovel were in
Paris last week after visits to Scotland
and England.
Miss Isabel McKenna is visiting the John
Sloanes at Wyndhurst, Lenox.
MI. anu MIS-. InOmaS r. walsh, while
awaiting the furnishing of their new home
on Massachusetts avenue, will stay at the
New Willard. This week they will be in
New York. having accompanied their
daughter, who will enter school at Dobbs
Ferry
On the 25th instant a pleasant evening
was spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Wilson, 907 F street northeast, by num-
Der OF their friends. the occasion being
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
Music was the feature of the evening
Many selections were given on the graphic
phone, after which Mr. E. N. Hopewell, ac-
violin solos. Miss Josephine MacMorris
gave piano solo and Miss Grace Wilson
violin selections. AT a late hour, to the
strains of the wedding march. the BRIDE
and groom Of twenty-five years led the
guests to the dining room. where a delight
full repast was served. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
son were the recipients Of many beautiful
presents.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ida
Mr.. and Mrs. auckland, Mr.. and Mrs Mac
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Tune, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed, Mr. and Mrs Bradley. Master Charlie
Bradley and little Miss Josephine MacNIor-
ris, Mr.. e. N. Hopewell, Mr.. W. F. Elliott
and the Misses Wilson.
A surprise birthday party was rendered
MRS. Katherine Glenn, 16 Q street north
east, Thursday evening, September "a Mr..
VIM q. Glenn gave an address of welcome
after which the following program was rem
dered: Piano solo by Miss Susie Laing:
vocal solo by Mrs. Glenn; reading by Mr.
Richard F. Jones' vocal solo by j. Eldridse
Burns; piano solo by Hazel S. Glenn; quar-
tet by Mr.. and Mrs. LANG and Mr. and
Mrs Glenn; recitation by VIM c. Glenn
question contest was participated in
after which refreshments were served The
host presented the hostess with a handsome
silver tray. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eldrdge Burns, Mr.. and
a II nr1 I'll.
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Richard Riggles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Herring Mr. and
Mrs. August M. Laing. Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard F: Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Petersen.
Mrs ]. B. Ward, Mrs Viola Longacre Mr..
Clarence Longacre, Miss Susie Laing, Miss
Estelle Laing, Mrs. Charles E, Burnett.
Mrs Fannie A. MacAllister, Miss Catherine
Surgess' Mrs; Sarah Kaufman, Mrs.
Humphrey, Mrs VIM. S. Hennen, Mrs Ma
jor Moore, Mrs. Matte Lewis, Mr.. Middle
ton Birckhead. Mrs. Victoria Joyce, Mrs
McElhenny, Miss May Hendricks, Miss Eth
ell Thompkins, Miss Hazel S. Glenn, Misses
Francis and katherine Moore, Masters
McElhenny and Arthur H. Glenn.
The ceremonies incident to the unwilling
Of the statue of General Sherman next
month will bring about a reunion of the
Sherman sons and daughters Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Fitch of Pittsburg the
latter the eldest of the family. will be here
with Father Thomas Ewing Sherman ST.
and P. Tecumseh Sherman, the sons and
Mrs Paul Thorndyke and Miss Lizzie Sher-
man, two other daughters of the general
and two grandSonS. Sherman Thorndyke
and Sherman Thackara. The fourth daugh-
ter is Mrs. Thackara wife of the American
consul at Havre. The Pitches will be the
guests of General and Mrs. Miles while
here.
Mrs S. Berry of 521 4th street northwest
is visiting relatives and friends in Indiana
and Ohio.
Mrs. Maud L. Newman, who with her
mother, Mrs. Lena w. ketcham, has been
sojourning in California for the past two
months, will sail from San Francisco Octo-
Der 1. for Manila, to join her husband, who
left Washington August 8, 1902, for the
Philippines.