Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Roosevelt OFF to Visit
Relatives.
A FEW MORE WEDDINGS
MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL REMAIN
HERE THIS MONTH.
Recent Hospitalities in Capital Homes
Departures for the Sum-
mer--Notes.
A FEW MORE WEDDINGS

departures Tor the sum-
mer--Notes-
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt now
| look forward to spending the rest of this
| month at the White House. Last night
| they took dinner with the Secretary of
| State and Mrs. Hay. This morning Miss
| Alice Roosevelt left for Boston and will
spend several weeks there with her grand
mother. Mrs George C. Lee.
The British ambassador and Lady Her
bert. who have been in Newport this week
with the parents of the latter will sail
| next Friday for England
Commander Cowles will go north today
| to join his family at their home in Farm
| ington. Conn, and to spend months leave
| OF absence
The marriage of Miss Anita Veronica
Phillips to Lieutenant Gilbert c. Smith ID
Cavalry, will take place Monday evening at
| the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
| Mrs. George r. Phillips, No. 1919 X street.
| Chaplain Pierce of Fort Myer will perform
| the ceremony, in the presence of a small
| company, and reception will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Willoughby Nor
| gan have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter. Mary Willoughby, to
| Mr.. Howard Stailey Burbank, on Tuesday
June 49, at II o'clock, at St Pauls Epis-
| copal Church. Admission to the church
| will be by card.
Mrs. Schuyler Catlett is visiting her moth
er in Cape May city. N. ].
A merry throng of little folks gathered
| at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Tucker, 31S C street southeast on Thurs
| day evening last. to celebrate the second
| anniversary of the birth of their little
| by the little ones. the "grab-bag'' being one
of the most amusing. They then marched
| to the handsomely decorated dining
ROOM where they partook of the refresh
| ments which had been provided for them.
| Little Loris received many beautiful gifts.
Among those present were; Mildred WEIGH.
Adelaide Dwyer, Ada Howard. Lillian
Dwyer, Agnes Agnew, Ethel Harper,
Evelyn Bright. Edna Bradley, Monica
Dwyer, Margaret Wickham Marian Hoffar.
Helen Flushell and Alfred Agnew.
Thursday evening last at the home of the
| brides parents in Baltimore. Miss Mar
garet Goetz daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| George GoetZ, was married to Mr.. Henry
| Lucke of Washington by Rev. DR.. w.
L. Mcdowell. The ceremony was witnessed
| by the families of the contracting parties.
Miss katherine E. Lucke. sister of the
groom. was bridesmaid, and DIR. Gustavus
| c. DOhme best man. The bride wore white
| French mousseline and carried bride roses.
| The bridesmaid wore white crepe de chine
and carried La France roses. The wedding
| march was from "Lohengrin' and was
| played by Mr.. Rudolph H. Lucke, father
of the groom. The groom is a graduate of
| the Johns Hopkins University and is now
| examiner in electro-chemistry at the pat
| ent Office. The young couple were the re-
| cipients of many handsome gifts. Later in
/ the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lucke left on
trip north. They will reside in Washing
! ton.
The marriage of Miss Lillian May of Bal
| timore to Lord Bagot will take place in
| London some time next month. Miss May,
| who is a sister of Col. Henry May of this
| city. who with her family is now abroad.
| is the daughter of the late Henry May of
| Baltimore and has lived abroad with her
| mother for the past sixteen years. She Is
| tall and graceful and regarded as a hand
| some woman. Lord Bagot, who is a lord
| in waiting on Queen Alexandra, is the
fourth baron of his line In the EngIlsh
| peerage. His family is one of the oldest
and most important in England-the name
| being in the Doomsday book, the most an
| cient of records In the united Kingdom
| He has served as captain in the South STAFF
| fordshire Regiment, lieutenant colonel of
| the Staffordshire Yeomanry and was aid
| de-camp to the Marquis of Lorne when the
| latter was governor general OF Canada. he
| was also gentleman usher of the privy
| chamber of Queen Victoria. He has an es
| tate in Staffordshre and another county
seat at Blithfield Hall, Rugley Pool Park
Ruthin north Wales, comprising 10000
acres The picture gallery has many mas
terpieces 1t is expected that the king
and queen will attend the wedding
| Mr.. and Mrs Edison Gallaudet, the latter
| formerly Miss Marion Cockrell, are making
| visit to the parents of the former. DR..
and Mrs. Gallaudet, at Kendall Green.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Cissel and Mrs. John
Roche have gone to New York for a stay
of two weeks
| sioners from the Washington city presby-
| terry to the Presbyterian general assembly,
which met last month in Los Angeles. Cal,
| returned yesterday. Mr.. Linton was accom-
panied by his wife and niece, Mrs Hugh A.
Campbell On the return trip the party
stopped over at Due West. S. c.. to attend
| the graduation of Mr.. Irwin H. Linton from
Erskine College. He will pursue law
| course in the Columbian University.
Miss Daisy Frey was quietly married to
| Mr. Andrew B. Madison June II, at the
| parsonage of Rev. Charles F. Sontag, In
| the presence of her presents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Frey, Miss Lula and Master Emile, Sis
| ter and brother of the bride, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. B. Skinner.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward c. Barstow will be
| at home informally to their friends on June
| % and 80 at ZIG North Capitol street after
p. m.
Mrs j. ST. Clair Hill of 1925 Oregon
avenue northwest Is spending the week in
| Baltimore, the guest of Mrs. H. w. Peerce
| of East Preston street.
Miss May Whitney Emerson is seriously
| i'll at her home, 1852 Yale street.
Misses Florence Stevens and Katherine
Cologne spending few days in Mar
| shall, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush Rhees have
returned from their sojourn at Atlantic City
| and will be at home after June Is at the
| Stratford, Mount Pleasant.
Col. ]. T. Deweese Is still critically Ill at
his home on Kenyon street northwest.
Miss Hoffman has returned to New York
after a weeks visit to her parents.