Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL GIVE a
MUSICALE THIS AFTERNOON.
Marriage Of Former WashingtoniaI
Other Recent Events-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Roosevelt is suffering from slight
/ attack of German measles. AS she is iso-
! lated from the rest of the household, her
/ physician does not think 1t is necessary for
i Mrs. Roosevelt to recall her Invitations for
this afternoon, though many who are in
vited may feel it wiser to forego the pleas
/ ure of being present. Miss Roosevelts ply
stefan thinks she will probably be out Of
quarantine tomorrow.
| Mrs. Dryden, wife Of Senator Dryden,
| gave luncheon today. when her guests
| were Miss Cannon, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Cio-
| YER Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Durand, Miss Shaw,
| Miss Hitchcock, Miss Elizabeth Kean, Miss
! Lucy Kean, Miss Thompson, Miss Postle-
thwaite, Mrs. MacVeagh, Miss Foraker,
| Miss Hagner and Mrs. Kuser.
General and Mrs. Gillespie gave a dinner
Saturday night when their guests were the
British ambassador and Lady Durand
i Senator Frye, Senator and Mrs. Dryden,
General and Mrs. Chaffee, DR.. and Mrs.
| Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lathrop
/ Bradley, Mrs. Audenried and Miss Cannon.
Mrs. Foss, wife of Representative Foss,
gave tea Saturday, when large company
was present and the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Culom and Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs.
DaIzell, Mrs. Boutell, Mrs. Mann, Mrs.
Hemphill and Mrs. Clifford Walton.
One of the notable New York out-of-
town weddings will be that of Miss
Helen r. Roosevelt and Theodore Doug
| las Robinson, which will take place at
the brides country place, at Hyde Park
on the Hudson. The couple are cousins.
and are niece and nephew of President
Roosevelt. The bride-elect is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Aston, who may hasten
| her return from Europe to be present. The
| Misses Alice Roosevelt and Caroline Dray-
ton and the Misses Whitmore of England.
| cousins of the bridegroom, will be among
the list of bridesmaids.
Mrs. Heard and daughter Florence of
| Boston, Mass, who have been the guest of
| friends in this city for the past week, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Burke of the Marlborough proved a
| most charming hostess Friday evening last
| in entertaining Mrs. Helen Mcdonald of
| Richmond, Va, who is her guest. Music
| and cards were a feature of the evening,
| and a delightful supper was served, the
table being beautifully decorated in colored
| electric lights and flowers
The marriage of Miss Pearl Berthe Trigg
| of Glasgow and Mr.. William Morgan Sinus
| ter of Manila, P. l., formerly of this city
| took place Wednesday evening, April 20 at
the home of the brides father, Mr.. H. c.
| Trigg of Glasgow KY. 1t was brilliant
| affair and was witnessed by several hum
dred relatives and friends of the young cou-
| pie, more than hundred OF whom were
| from other cities
| The bride is one of the handsomest young
| women in Kentucky, and represents in her
| lineage one of the oldest families in the
| south The groom, who is collector OF GUS
| toms for the Philippine archipelago, is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan Shus-
| ter, well-known residents of Washington
| D. c., who were present at the cere-
| mony This was performed amid a power
hGfn
| doors connecting two large parlors. by
| Archdeacon NJ M. Benton. The bride en-
| tered with her father, preceded by her little
| niece Anne Ballard Dickinson, and nephew,
| Haiden Trigg Dickinson She was goWneo
| in a magnificent imported creation of white
satin, trimmed in point applique. ana ner
| lace veil first worn by her grandmoth-
| err Mrs. Louise c. Ballard, who was num-
| bered among the beautiful women OF early
times in Louisville society. Miss Mary
| Frances Trigg, attired in white lace ana
| chiffon was the bridesmaid.
| The groomsman was Mr. Ralph W. Hills
| of Washington, D. c. Mrs. III. c. Trigg
| wore gray satin trimmed in duchess lace;
Mrs. William Morgan Shuster wore VINE VINE
| eauze over white satin with Valenclennes
| lace, ornaments, pearls and diamonds; mrs.
John w. vreeland pink silk and point iace;
| Mrs c. U. McElroy, white SILK ana poiilt
i lace: Mrs T P. Dickinson, all-over lace;
| Miss Louise Trigg, black lace over white:
| The house was decorated in white ana
! green Friends and relatives of the bride
and groom were present M IRON NV Orieans
/ A special train of sixty-five came up from
| Bowling Green.
Mr. Sinister and his bride left ;, the same a
| night Tor trip east and will sail Tor Ma
Mia later in the season.
Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Harrison No. 101 Az street was the scene
| of a merry gathering of their friends last
| Thursday evening. the occasion being the
fiftieth anniversary of Mr.. Harrison's
| birthday Mr.. Thomas B. Walker, master
of ceremonies of the occasion called carrier
| in the evening and invited Mr.. Harrison
| to accompany him to dinner. ana Wnen
they returned found all the guests as
sembled in the parlor awaiting them: AFTER
| receiving the congratulations and GOOD
| wishes of his friends. and viewing the many
| remembrances of the occasion. Mr. Harr1-
son thanked them for their thoughtfulness,
| and informed the guests that he trusted
that they were agreeably surprised as he
| was After speeches by Mr.. j. Harry Cum
ningham. eminent commander OF Columola
Commandery. No. 2. K. T.: Mr.. j. Frank But
| ton worshipful master of The New Jeru-
| salem Lodge, No. 8, T. A. A. M: Mr.. Peter
| Latterner and Mr.. Charles Long, each OF
| whom congratulated and toasted MIR. Har-
rison on reaching the age OF two score ana
| ten the guests repaired to the am
ing parlor where stood in the center of
| a huge f1ower-bedecked table cake, orna-
mented. as is the German custom with
fifty lighted candles. each candle repre-
| senting one year. In the parlor an orches-
ira played throughout the evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jacob
| SEN Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schneider, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Dauterich. Mr.; and Mrs.
| William Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. jack
| son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Matthews,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reiter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Latterner. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Lynn Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dennisor, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Some. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Harrison. Mrs. Peter Latterner,
Miss Sophie Dietrich. Miss Anna Granger.
Miss Anna Wagner. Misses Annie and
Katie Harrison. Mr.. Charles Long. Mr..
Frank A. Harrison. Mr.. Aaron Jackson, DR..
| Newton Edmonds. Mr.. George W. Smith,
Mr.. Louis Behrens. Mr.. Arthur E. Hess, Mr..
G. A. Kneessi. DR.. Charles Blumer, Mr..
Charles H. Ewald. Mr.. Fred Schellhorne,
Dr. Chester H. Beatty. Mr.. Win H. Smith,
Capt Charles S. Domer. Mr.. Robert c. Will
liams. Mr.. David N. Grier. Mr.. W. L. Men
denhalI, Dr. Frank E. Gibson. Mr.. William
E. Dennison. Mr.. Alfred H. Rickes, Mr..
Norris Mcdaniel Mr.. ]. Harry Cunning
ham, Mr.. George T. Dieterich. Mr.. VIM. c.
Long and Mr.. Frank Harrison.
/ Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Middleton Of Cedar
Grove, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
i q IT Neal Ia M street northeast.