Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Soon Will Be the Home Com
ing Of the President.
SOME OCTOBER BRIDES
MISS TYLER's AND MISS KNOBS
WEDDING DAYS.
Recent Inequalities and Coming Ones
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes.
SOME OCTOBER BRIDES

With the return of the President and
family the coming week and the various
hospitalites of which frequent mention has
been made since the dates were settled the
capital resumes it's official Importance at a
season when the dearth Of other forms of
social activity gives the favored few a
splendid opportunity to enjoy whatever will
be offered The White House will be spick
and span for the reception of the family, as
It will be given over to 2 cleaning up force
until the eve of the Presidents return. The
dinner in honor of the archbishop of Can
terbury next Saturday night will bring no.
liabilities now in town as well as others who
will return for the distinction about the
Presidents board. Mrs. Roosevelt will also
arrange that the wife of tee British primate
meet the cabinet women and others of her
acquaintance, at a semi-formal afternoon
gathering.
With the newcomers in the cabinet-the
presence Of three hostesses, two of whom,
Mrs Morton and Mrs. Taft, are unused to
the routine of a Washington season. the
coming winter will be almost as If change
of administration had occurred The charm
that X street has always exerted as a
homemaking thoroughfare is particularly
in evidence at present, when Secretary
Hitchcock will have Secretary Taft as his
next-door neighbor, and Secretary Morton
will be across the street. Wednesday call
ing when these households are ready for
visitors will be an easy matter as far as
distances are concerned, and this factor
may revive the public interest in what was
al one time an afternoons paStime of I'M
usual satisfaction to hundreds
Two October brides whom their friends
here would like to see the becomingness of
tulle and orange blossoms have chosen
other places for their wedding festivities.
The maria q Miss Tarpad TYLER
daughter of Col. and Mrs. A. c. Tyler, to
Mr.. Edward Everett Marshall of Philadel-
phia will take place on the 9TH at New
London, Conn.,. where the family residence
THE Elms,' Is among the most spacious
and imposing in the permanent colony.
The marriage of Miss Knox and Mr.. Tindle
is another at which the many admirers Of
the former cabinet girl would assist with
unusual pleasure. This ceremony will be
at Valley Forge, Pa, the farm home of
Senator and Mrs. Knox, October 49, and
will be surrounded by everything that
either wealth or taste can suggest to in
crease its beauty and give pleasure to
those united.
The winter season that will have until
March 8, 1905, to tempt the votaries of
gayety with unknown sensations may find
several new matrons not only willing, but
anxious, to not only follow old and ac-
cepted forms, but also to establish fresh
ones. Election day casualties will have lit
tie OF nOIHlnS 10 40 eltHeT WIN any IOT-
NAL program they have arranged. though,
indeed, residential society has bothered it
self but very little with considerations of
that sort of recent years. With the near
completion of the Larz Anderson manson
hopes are naturally rising that following
the splendid hospitality of its owners at
their various other residences. no dull days
are likely here for their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, who car
ried the burden so handsomely last winter
in the way of general entertaining, making
every one of their acquaintance as happy
as themselves in their occupation OF their
sCmptuouS new home, have returned TO
Washington. AS already stated their at
tractive young daughter Will spend the
coming winter in Paris and give her leisure
to the study of the piano.
The departure of Miss Flora Wilson for
Europe will leave noticeable gap in the
list of cabinet hostesses.. but she looks for
ward to the opportunity she will have in
Paris to resume the vocal study which
duties in her fathers home prevent her
from keeping up. as an especial good for
tune at this time. The farewells in her
honor will take many pleasant forms tho
next ten days or So
On the evening of September 10 Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Jackson Febrey at their resi-
dence at Edgewood. near Falls Church, Va,
gave a reception to their friends and iela
tives the occasion being the fifteenth ami
versary of their marriage There were
about one hundred guests present. Among
those present from this city were: Mrs.
Jas. E. Febrey, Miss Ethel Febrey NJ.
Harold Febrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Thompson of Elizabeth, N. j., Mrs. w. q.
Bailey. Miss Edna Bailey Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Baldwin
Mrs. Alice WEIGH and her daughter Mil
dred of Capitol Hill have returned after
an extended tour through Connecticut and
New York.
Miss Daisy A. Lucas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James j. Lucas, and Mr.. David
ID. Roger will be married Wednesday, No
vember %, at the home of the brides par
ents, 2242 18th street northwest.
of several months. has returned to her
home, Is Iowa circle. where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
have returned from their summer vacation
in the mountains of Pennsylvania, Lake
Hopatcong, N. j., and Atlantic City.
Mrs Susan shoop and her daughter, Miss
Shoop, of Williamsport Md, who have been
visiting in Baltimore, are in the city the
guests of Mrs. Shops daughter Mrs J.
William De Grange, No $40 A street north
east. Mrs. Shoop is ninety-two years of
age.
Miss Prudence B. Higgins of Wheeling,
w. Va, is visiting the family of Capt J. q
Hart of Capitol Hill.
Miss Hester r. Bunch of 80 n street left
Thursday for Long Branch, N. j., after
which she will visit friends in Providence.
Il. l., and the Catskill mountains
Mrs. George H. Mcmillan and Mrs. T. n
Whyte and sons, Clifford and Russell ara
spending the month of September at Allan
tic City.
Miss Sadie Eiseman of 1922 9Th street
northwest after an absence of two months.
has returned from st. Louis
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Schafhirt have re.
turned from their trip abroad
Mrs. j. Miner of Washington, Miss Mary
y. Frazier and Miss Viola Mae Britt Of
Niagara and Canada. "
Or. n. ii. Hawxhurst and family have re-
turned from their summer outing on the
South Bluffs of Block Island.