Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-31
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ENGLISH VISITORS TASTE SUB
URBAN HOSPITALITY.
Col. and Mrs. Fleming Entertain Lord
Lyveden and Party-Miss
Roosevelt-Person


itors. to whom both official and private
hospitality have been charmingly extended
during their stay at the capital. The sup
per table was prettily adorned with spirea
and lavender f1eur de lis blooms. The
guests were Lord Lyveden, Sir Alfred New
ton, ex-lord mayor of London; Lady New
ton, Mr. ]. H. Lisle, city councillor of Lon
don; Miss Lisle, Mr.. ]. D. Hunt, Mr.. New
ton Husbands, Mrs ]. c. Burrows. Mrs. T.
De Witt Talmage. Mrs. Needham. Mrs. An
drews and Miss India Bell Fleming. The
| occasion was delightful ending to a love-
ly afternoon spent by the visitors at the
open-air services at the cathedral close.
Last night at the New Willard Lord
Lyveden was host at an elegant dinner,
when Col. and Mrs. Fleming and Miss In
dla Bell Fleming were in the party of four
teen guests. Yesterday the visitors went
to Arlington and were interested specta-
tors of the memorial services. They have
enjoyed all the sights of the national CAPT.
tai and Mount Vernon, and today they left
for st. Louis, reluctant to leave Washing
ton, but expecting the greatest pleasure in
every detail of the exposition's wonders.
Secretary Loeb and Mrs. Loeb will leave
here tomorrow for a two weeks trip to
the Yellowstone Park. They intend break
ing the journey west by a stay of a day or
two in Minneapolis before going in the
Yellowstone. AS it is to be Mrs. Loeb S
first glimpse of the west, she anticipates
the vacation with the greatest pleasure.
After their return to the capital late in
June Mr.. and Mrs Loeb will be at the
Highlands, where they have taken an
apartment
Mrs. Burrows, who has been at her home
on Massachusetts avenue since returning
from Hawaii and the Pacific coast, leaves
today for her home in Michigan, where
Senator Burrows went several weeks ago.
Mrs. I. Small announces the engagement
of her sister, Miss Minerva Rappoport, to
Mr. George w. Levy. AT home Sunday,
June 5. after o'clock, at 724 9th street
northwest.
Miss Roosevelts stay in st. Louis is so
| full of engagements and excitement that to
| one less used to a strenuous program than
/ is the daughter of the President bewlder-
| ment and fatigue would take the place OF
| pleasure. At each of the foreign pavilions
! there is every courtesy shown that could
| add to her information, but in most cases
| the necessity for getting through the
crowds of sightseers who follow her about
| in every direction makes her late for the
| social events. In the Japanese section MISS
| Roosevelt was the special guest at tea,
when Nine Sugawa was the hostess, and
| her performances on the koto, the native
| instrument, the particular feature. An in
| formal dance, preceded by number OF
dinners. was the event of distinction a the
| Country Club. Miss Catlin, with whom
Miss Roosevelt and Miss Warder are stay
| ing. gave dinner of sixteen covers. when
| Representative Longworth was in the par
| ty Miss Roosevelt wore white NULL in
serted with fine lace, the soft French
! blouse, with slightly open neck. cut in
square English fashion and worn with a
string of turquoise beads. Her hat a
| large one of cream-colored erin, the brim
| encircled with thick white ostrich plume.
| Miss Warder wore a costume almost iden-
| teal. except that the lace insertions were
wider and of different pattern, while her
yub ito haf had fayu ,ipE on ice
! Catlin, to whom white and blue are espec-
! cially becoming, by reason of her blonde
| hair, fine complexion and vivid colorng,
| wore white dotted Swiss with Val. laces
| and white dropping lace hat tied with
| blue ribbons Long cloaks and yards of
/ white yelling covered all this dainty finery
| as the party was whirled rapidly in the
| Catlin automobile to the club house. A
| breakfast will be given tomorrow in the
| New York state building by the commits
| sioners in Miss Roosevelt's honor.
Miss Lillian Sherman will be bridesmaid
| for her sister, Miss Belle Sherman, at her
marriage tomorrow to Mr.. William Bolt on
Farnham of Rochester N. Y. Mr.. John s.
| Wright Of Rochester will be best man.
| The Spanish minister, Senior Ojeda who
| has but recently returned from his country,
| was a guest at luncheon yesterday at the
Russian embassy.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Josephine
| Walsh and John Savage Bates. first lieu
| tenant United States Marine Corps, both
well known in this city, will take place
| Saturday, June f. at $3.50 pm. at ST. Fran
| els Xavier's Church. St. Louis Rev. James
| Sullivan, S. j., is to perform the ceremony.
The maid of honor is to be Miss Clara Bell
| of Kentucky, the bridesmaids Misses Nam
| cite Paschal, Julia Maffitt. Alice Welles OF
New York and Mabel Murray of Baltimore.
The best man is to be Capt Breckenridge,
and the groomsmen, Capt. Clifford, Capt.
| Frank WINNIE of Washington Lent
| Harry r. Lay and Lieut.. Evans. A recep-
| ton will follow the ceremony at the home
| of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius
| S. Walsh of Delmar boulevard. The bride
| is graduate of Georgetown Convent.
The marriage of Miss Avis Burnley daugh-
| ter of Mr.. Clarence A Burley, to Mr.. Roger
| Sherman Boutell, son of Representa- tive
and Mrs BoutelI. will take place tomor-
| row afternoon at the family residence. 254
Dearborn avenue, Chicago.
| The marriage of Miss Mildred Stone.
| daughter of Senator and Mrs. William j.
| Stone of Missouri. to Mr.. John Parkinson
| will take place tomorrow at Jefferson City.
| 1t will be al, evening wedding at the Pres
| byterian Church, and will be followed by a
| large reception. Mrs. Daniel Manning will
| be one of party of friends going from St.
| Louis to witness the ceremony. The brides
| maids the Misses Mary Brown of Fulton
| Mo-; Lucille Cockrell, Madge Wilson, Vir-
! ginia Clardy and Katharine Walker of st.
Louis, with Miss Mary Pearson, maid Of
| honor are to wear white mousseline de
sole and lace over pale green silk. The
| bride will wear a white lace dress over
chiffon. The couple, after trip to ST.
Louis. will go to their future home in ST.
Joseph.
Mrs. William Birney left this morning for
an extended trip to the Pacific coast,
and hopes to spend the greater part of the
| summer with her sister. Mrs. Hauch, in Ia
coma, Wash.
Mrs, M. B. Kirby who spent some time
with her daughter, Mrs. c. F. Flathe. at
the Ethelhurst, has gone to Newark, NJ j.,
for a months stay.
Miss Leavitt of 1457 14th street will not
be at home this evening, but will see her
friends informally on succeeding Tuesday
evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Kemp entertained
party of friends at their beautiful coun-
try home near Rockville, Nd. on the both.
After splendid dinner very interesting
game of base ball was played between the
old men, Mr.. Kemps friends. and the boys.
Lee Kemp's friends. After much painful ex-
ertion by the old men they lost by 137 runs.