Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-26

President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Miss Flora Wilson went to New York
| yesterday, accompanying Miss Evelyn
| Walsh who was her guest here last week.
They sail on Thursday to spend the winter
in Paris, and will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh in New York until then.
Miss Emma Shaw, the second daughter
of Secretary and Mrs. Shaw, has gone to a
| boarding school near New York.
Col. and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming gave
beautiful dinner Saturday night at Oak
View in honor of their guest. Capt. George
H. McMaster, U. S. A., who spent last
week with them. The others present were
Gen. and Miss Wilcox, Maj and Mrs. Will
liam C. Borden, Capt. and Mrs. Charles B.
| Wheeler, Miss Anna Long and Miss India
Bell Fleming.
and Miss Maud Weldon of this city left
today for Atlantic City for a stay of sew
eTal weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi p Morton and their
daughters, Nine H. Morton, formerly
ton, may return to Europe for the winter
They are now at Ellerslie, their country
place at Rhinebeck-on-the-H Hudson
At Richfield Springs Saturday Miss Pau
| line Swift, daughter of Captain and MRS.
| w. B. Swift, United States navy OF WASH
| ington, was married at noon at the sum
| mer home of her parents to Frederick A.
| Asserson passed assistant surgeon. son of
| Rear Admiral P. c. Asserson, United States
| navy, of Brooklyn. The maid or honor
was Miss Virginia Swift, and the best man
was w Garfield Swift of Pittsburg. The
ushers were Lieutenant A. B. keatlng'
| United States navy, of Baltimore and Geo.
| T. Tunnicliff of Richfeld Springs.
Miss Rose Douglas Wallach. whose en-
| engagement to Paymaster John Hancock
| Merriam, United States navy, now on duty
| at the Washington navy yard, was an
| nounced recently at Narragansett Pier. has
returned with her mother Mrs Wallach,
| to their home in this city.
The first assistant postmaster general
| and Mrs. Wynne. with their young daugh-
| tiers, sailed from Cherbourg Saturday for
| this country.
| An interesting wedding in Brooklyn next
| Saturday will be that Of Miss Elsie White
| Hopkins daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Franh-
| lin Whetston Hopkins of Columbia Heights
to Mr.. Willard Tisdel Thompson of Wash
| ington. The wedding will take place at
| the residence of the brides parents. Miss
Hedelind E. Beck, cousin of the bride. will
be maid of honor. The bridesmaids are to
| De the Misses Alice II. stanton, EledHoT
Williams, Kathlyn B. Stryker and Helen Fl.
| Jackson. Little Miss Dorothy White,
| cousin of the bride, is to be the flower girl.
| Mr.. Thompson's best man will be Mr.. War
| rem Sanford Morgan of Washington. The
| ushers selected are to be Messrs. Ashbel
| WEIGH. Philip Goold and Stephen Van Cullen
| Hopkins a brother of the bride Miss
Hopkins, who passed the summer with
| her parents at their country place in AL
| pine, N. j., is a granddaughter of Mr..
Stephen v. White.
Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd has returned
| to the city, after an absence of three
months in different parts of New York
| state.
Chaplain C.. c. Pierce, D. D., of Fort
Myer will go to Buffalo, N Y, today, where
| he is to officiate at the marriage tomorrow
| evening of Miss Bessie Foster and Lieut..
| Wallace De Witt of the army Medical
Corps. The ceremony will take place at
the home of the brides father, Major F.
| w. Foster at Fort Porter. The groom is
son of Brig. Gen. Calvin De Witt of this
| city.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Stilwell of Bal
timore have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Nancy
Katharine Constance Whitley, to Mr.. Jo-
| seph Reutch Stonebraker Wednesday even
ing, October II, at o'clock, at the Arun-
del, Baltimore, Md. The bride-elect has
many friends in this city, where she has
spent the winters of recent years. The
21O4 st. Paul street, Baltimore.
| Mr. and Mrs Maurice e. Miller and Mrs.
| NJ w. Beveridge have returned home
Mrs Hormess has returned from Haven.
| Me-, where she has been the guest of Miss
| Margaret Key of Chattanooga, Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman T. Lake, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Trouty, DIR. and Mrs. James CheStley and
| Mr. Wedding have returned after spending
| six weeks at Berkeley Springs and front
! Royal, Va.
Mrs William Gross entertained her Sun
| day school class on Friday evening. After
| music and games refreshments were served.
| Among those present were Misses Clara
| Mansfield, Amelia Mansfield, Anna Volker,
| Florence Sando, Eliza Bettenbender, Ruth
| Branson. Ethel Batson, Olga Melick, Emma
| Rothwell. May Roper and Master Harry
| and Charles Gross.
| Mrs M. Hull, with her daughter Mrs.
| Courtnage of Hagerville,. Ontario, who has
| been visiting her son, Mr.. Harry Hull of
III street northwest, will leave for home
| tomorrow
| A pleasant farewell surprise party, given
| in honor of Frederick M. Crollard by his
college friends, was held last Friday even
| ing at his residence. Several well rem
| dered piano solos by Mr.. Frank Norris
Jones added to the evenings enjoyment.
|
| and refreshments were served. Among
| those present were Misses Boudren, Kuns-
man, E. Bartlett, r. Bartlett, Crossman.
Emerson. HeitmulIer, Quill. r. Sigourney
| and Mrs. L. Crollard, also Messrs. Hilliar1,
| Hopkins, Moore, Mangum, Dickson, Clay,
Jones, Louis and Frederick Crollard.
| Miss Jean Stone daughter Of the former
| governor Of Pennsylvania has returned
from Europe, where she accompanied her
| younger sister, who is to stay at a school
| in Switzerland for year.
| At the wedding of Miss Jean Morton.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Morton and
Mr.. Joseph Cudahy, which will take place
| Saturday, Miss Pauline Morton, the brides
| cousin, will attend as maid of honor and
| the groom's sister and cousin-the Misses
| Clara and Julia Cudahy-will be the brides
maids. Mr.. Edward Cudahy will be best
| man, and the ushers will be Mr.. John Cud-
| any, another brother, who resides in Kan
| sas City; Mr.. Sterling Morton, brother OF
| the bride; Mr.. Frederic Mclaughlin and
Mr.. Give Runnells of Chicago. The we'd
| ding will take place at Arbor Lodge, the
| Morton country residence, near Nebraska
City. Bishop Spalding of Peoria will OFF,
ciate, and the ceremony is fixed for
| o'clock in the afternoon. This week Is a
busy one for the couple. The bridal party