Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT WILL END HER
NEWPORT STAY TODAY.
The Marriage of Miss Auerbach and
Mr.. Sol Minister Tonight-Travel
Plans-Personal Notes.

Miss Roosevelt, who has had nearly three
weeks of Newport gayety and enjoyed every
hour of it, is leaving today for Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish gave a dinner to
80 guests at Crossways, her Newport villa.
last night and number of others came in
later for the scarlet ball. All the flowers
were scarlet, as were the cotillion favors,
and the effect was extremely brilliant.
This evening at Z o'clock Mr.. Sol Minister
and Miss Alne Auerbach will be married
in the parlors of the Arlington Hotel, Rev.
Abraham Simon officiating. Mr.. Minister is
well known in local musical circles and for
number of years has conducted the Columbia
Theater orchestra. Miss Auerbach is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach of
this city, and is young woman of many
accomplishments. Mr. Max NJ. Minister,
brother of the groom, will act as best man.
Miss Edith Auerbach, sister of the bride,
will be maid of honor, and little Miss Mil
dred d. Minister, a niece of Mr. Minister
will be the flower girl. After the ceremony
| the couple will leave for an extended tour
through the north, going first to Boston.
The marriage of Miss Alice Grace Clark
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Herman j.
Clark, and Mr. David Edgar Stephan will
take place this evening at o'clock at
Grace Lutheran Church. Owing to a re-
cent death in the family of the bridegroom
the reception to follow is intended only for
| the immediate relatives of the couple.
Mr.. David Louis Shoemaker and wife of
New York are on visit to Mrs. d. L.
Shoemaker of 1868 n street.
Baron Won Dem Bussche, first secretary
OF the German embassy, sails next week
for Germany. The baroness will remain
at LenoX until his return in November.
Mrs. Audenried is at Hot Springs, Va,
Tor her usual autumn visit.
Miss Routh has returned after a months
stay with friends at New London, Bar
Harbor and Tuxedo, in each of which
places she was handsomely entertained.
Mr.: Ainsworth R. Spofford and Miss
Spoford have returned from a four
months tour OF Italy, Spain and France
and are at Chevy Chase Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward s. Smith of George
town have returned from a trip to New
York.
Miss Annie Harley and Miss Allie welch,
poth OF Washington, are a Atlantic City.
DR. M. F. Finley and his son, Mark jr
have returned after a two weeks visit to
st. Louis and the exposition.
turned from their country place. Hynes-
Doro Park, Nd, and are al their home 80
9TH street southeast
Mrs. Mary Eleanor Barnum and Master
Walter Livingston Barnum left Monday
for months sojourn in New England and
a visit to their home in Rutland Vt ston-
ping at Orange, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ketner of Riverdale
Md, celebrated their daughters nineteenth
= md nnfn tot,
large number of young people.
Miss Fannie Watson has returned after
an extended trip to her home and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker are at
Llnganore Hills Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. sheetz are home, after
| a pleasant summer spent in the mountains
of Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs.qH H: c. Duffey left today for
ST. Louis and the west, to remain for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Robert Ketchum, accompanied by his
mother, left today for the White Mountains.
Miss Genevieve Matthews has joined her
mother and brother at Asbury Park.
Mr.. 7. P; ,Wilgus:: Mrs Ramsaur and two
west, left today for Atlantic City.
The Misses Dade of NJ street have re-
turned home after month spent in the
White Mountains.
Among the passengers who arrived at
New York from Europe Monday on the
steamer Ryndam were the following from
Washington: Mrs. Josef Kaspar, Misses
Mary E. Lutz, Marian Lutz, Abbie c.
Graves aSd Jennie A. Graves, Mr.. Bsnja-
min S. Graves and Mr. w. O. Ison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Millidge Harts1eld will
| return from Atlantic City about Septem-
Der 90
Ne and Mrs. Charles T. Eldridge of the
Plaza will leave this city tomorrow morn
ing for trip to eastern Maine and New
Brunswick, returning the latter part of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Libbey and their
SON Arthur r. Collins of 1858 street
northwest left today for the worlds fair.
They will also visit some of the principal
cities of the west.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Curtis and Miss
Curtis, who have just completed a tour
around the world, were at Colorado Springs
last week and the recipients Of much at
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Leet are spend
ing the fall months at Linganore Hills. Nd.
Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Holland and
Miss Grace Brown, with party of friends
from West Virginia, are spending some
tlfne at LOUIS.
Mrs. Amherst w Barber and Miss Bar
Der, who spent the summer in Maine re-
turned yesterday to their home at 7O3
East Capitol street.
Miss Anna Cockrell, daughter of Senator
Cockrell. who is visiting in Denver, took
part in an automobile race last week with
her hostess, Miss Virginia Dimes Both
young ladies were dressed in lavender
from head to foot and got no end of ap-
plause they spun around the track, not
only winning the race, but breaking the
record, with their long lavender wells float
ing far behind like feecy clouds. Their
costumes were all dyed and made to order
for the occasion and were very stunning
with accordion pleated skirts and box
coats. After the the men were ten
feet deep around them and it was as much
the rest of the people could do to get
glimpse. of the tops of their hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hart have returned
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