Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT HAS ARRIVED
IN ST. LOUIS.
Nine. Hengelmuller is Well on Road to
Recovery-Personal
Notes.

ence yesterday Of the curiosity of woman
kind in catching a glimpse of her. The
train brought her to the midway gates at
| the st. Louis exposition, and it was with
difficulty Miss Catlin, with whom she is
staying, could reach her guest. The ex-
citement over Miss Roosevelt's arrival was
| totally unexpected, and therefore there had
not been made any preparations to keep
the throng away, the few policemen at
| hand being totally inadequate to the de-
mand on their services.
Nine Hengelmuller, whose serious ILL
ness has given so much concern TO her
friends. is much improved today, and her
speedy recovery is assured.
The Mexican ambassador and his daugh-
ter, Nine Perez, have returned from a
short stay in New York.
Bishop and Mrs William Paret have an
nounced the engagement of Miss Helen
Tudor Haskell, daughter of Mrs. Paret and
the late Mr.. Henry Tudor Haskell, to the
Rev. Bruce Mcpherson. rector of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trim
ity, North Gilmor street, Baltimore Miss
Haskell has not yet been introduced form
ally, as she has just finished school, She
is fine musician and linguist. Rev. Mr..
Mcpherson is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mcpherson of Prince Georges county, Md.
He is a graduate of Hobart College, Ge-
neva, N. Y, and after his ordination took a
course of study in Semitic languages at
the Johns Hopkins University. He has
also travelled extensively abroad The
wedding will take place in November
Miss Laura worthington of this city was
bridesmaid yesterday at the marriage In
New York Of Miss Peck and Rev. Harlln
Mendenhall. d. D.
Miss Helen Koerper, who has been visit
ing her brother, Assistant Surgeon c. e.
Koerper, in the Philippines. has returned
and is at her home. 2234 Q street.
Mrs H. c. Lacock and Miss Elisabeth
Lyon of Rochester, Pa, returned to their
home after a pleasant visit with Mrs. X. L.
Power, 80 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor g. Fischer will sail
early in June for Europe, to return in Sep
TENDER for visit to the st. Louis fair.
Commander Reamey and family, 1746 N
street, will spend the summer in Italy,
Switzerland and northern Europe.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Josephine Keller. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward A Kecler. to Mr.. Ernest h.
Kettler The wedding will take place June
A reception from to will be ten
dered the friends of the couple at the
brides residence, 1349 East Capitol street.
The engagement is announced of Miss Eda
Kleppisch daughter of Mrs. L. L. Klep-
pisch to Mr.. Herbert Foster Plumer of
Boston, Mass. Miss Kleppisch who has fire.
quently visited here, Is a Baltimore belle,
handsor., and accomplished and extremely
popular Mr. Plumer Is a senior in the civil
engineering department at Cornell Univer-
sty and prominent In athletics, being a
member of both the track and cross country
teams. The announcement was made last
Wednesday at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Kleppisch at ner home in New York.
Rev and Mrs Clement Brown sailed to-
day on the Canop:c from Boston, for three
months trip abroad for the benefit of Mr..
Browns health.
Mr.. Charles G. Prentiss has issued invi-
tations to the marriage reception of his
and Mr.. Franklin Day Keith of Worcester,
Mass, Wednesday evening, June s.
Miss Shaw, daughter of the Secretary of
the Treasury, has gone to Des Moines,
Iowa. on a visit, and will attend the COM
nlencement exercises at Cornell College,
where she graduated last summer. Secre-
tary and Mrs. Shaw will travel considerably
during the summer In the far west.
Mr.. ]. W. Whelpley announces the mar
riage Of his daughter, Mary Ellen Whelp-
ley, to Mr.. Joseph w. Ballard of Griswold-
vile. Mass. May Is. 1904.
The Bloomingdale Choral Society was en-
tertained at the residence of Mrs. Wes-
thorpe. 145 u street, last Monday evening.
Several good choruseS were sung, and So
los by Mr.. Dorsey and Miss Buxman. Mr..
Davis and Miss Edith Maddox gave recita-
TONS Mr.. S. F. Compton made a neat
little speech, and presented Miss Westhorpe
members for her work in organizing the
choral society. The last meeting for the
season will be held at the residence of Mr..
s. F. Compton.