Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Roosevelt Has Returned
to Sycamore Hill.
OUT-OF-TOWN EVENTS
THE PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER
WITH BAR HARBoR FRIENDS:
Every Day Full Of Enjoyment-Recent
Departures and Hometown
ings-Personals.

Miss Alice Roosevelt has entertainment
! for every hour Of her Bar Harbor stay.
Yesterday after going to the swimming pool
| with the Countess Cassini she was the
| guest of honor at luncheon given by Mrs.
Knowlton and at night at a dinner given
by Senator and Mrs. Hale at Ellsworth.
Mr.. Bobroff of the Russian embassy gave
dinner and dance last night at Bar
Harbor, when the Austrian Ambassador
and Baroness Hengelmuller were among
the guests.
1t is understood that the marriage of Miss
Ruth Snyder to the Count Camille de
Borchgrave dAlena of Brussels will take
place September IL at Bar Harbor. The
young couple is now there and receiving
no end of social attentions.
A subscription cotillion Of 100 was given
last night at Narragansett Pier and was
led by Mr.. William c. Marrow of this city.
Mrs Townsend of this city is beginning
to entertain largely at her Bar Harbor cot
tage and will give dinner of fifty tonight.
Mrs. Cowles, sister of the President is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid at
their Adirondack camp.
The eighth birthday Of little Audrey
HAZEL was celebrated at the residence OF
her grandparents 12S 18th street south
east, the past week, by a party which
Der CT presents was an upright piano from
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Hazel, parents Of the
| little miss. The house was handsomely
decoraed with flowers, and japanese Ian
terms Illuminated the garden. A large
| table extending the length of the dining
room was filled with refreshments and
prettily decorated with flowers, birthday
cake with candles, eight carnations and
eight roses around it and favors. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Burr. Mr.. and Mrs. George Duvall, Mr..
and Mrs: R. z: HAZEL, Mrs Thornton.
from Ballston. Va; Mrs. Timberlake. Mrs.
Weinheimer, Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. I'ergu
son. Mrs. George Bury from Anacostla;
Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs. Arends. Audrey's
godmother; Mr.. Totten and sister, Mr..
Edwin Lusby. Fred Keithley, Charlie
Hazel. Joe and Albert Bury. Miss Addie
sic Lusby, Edna Keithley, Ida Zeither from
kenilworth; Addie Keithley, little Miss
Anna May Moore, Helen and Gertrude
Bury, Helen Ferris. Katie and Virgie Gross,
Bessie Prender, Teresa Russell, Madge and
Irene Thornton, Masters George Duvall,
Leo and George Kaufman. Charlie Cross
sr recss P ark an Robert Ferris, Willie
and Milton, Raymon and Edgar Hazel
MT ana mrs. refer Harr left on the Sd
instant for the Pocono mountains and Del
aware Water Gap. where they will spend
four or five weeks.
last Saturday evening at Washington
Grove. Miss Edith Eliason, Allan E. VII
son, jr., and Tom Wilson, all cousins, were
the happy trio. The trees on the lawn sur
rounding Mrs. Bushby's cottage were hung
with Chinese lanterns and tables were
spread beneath the trees, where refresh
ments were served. It was also a farewell
as as many OF the young people left for their
were the Misses Ruth Koontz Alice Jost,
Edith Eliason, Myra McCathran, Elsie
Hurdle Minnie Nicholson. Mae Wilson,
Davis Palmer, Edwin Wilson, Julius Kaiser
Stuart Wallace, Ralph johnson, Tom VII.
son and Leroy McCathran. The chaperons
were ui Mrs. 1: E. Bushby, Mr.. and Mrs. A
f. wilson, Miss Ivy Jost, Mr.. lie Barnes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bushby.
Mrs. Aimee H Keller and children are
spending the summer at Colonial Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Thomas
S Scrlnner and family have gone to Ocean
city for an extended visit.
mrs Herbert r. Morgan and her mother.
MRS MRS. Amy e. Wallis, are staying for a
MISS Amelia Alexander and Miss Edna
u e"n lent To-Day for trip to Boston by
sea and will be gone all of this month.
Miss Bertha Alexander has gone to Rail
timore for few days to visit friends.
Gen w, F. Spurgin and family have gone
to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs
have returned after spending several months
In the White mountains, New Hampshire,
and Old Orchard Me.
Mr.. Joseph D. MCGUIRE who has been IN
washington since the sudden death of his
wl1e at Blowing Rock, N. c., on July 20,
has again closed his residence, 1884 10th
street, and gone with his daughter to Fish
ers Island, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert F.. Bergman of
IVOo M street northwest, who opened their
cottage at Washington Grove to entertain
uuTinS camp, have now returned home
ihey expect to visit the st. Louis exposition
later in the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beydheim Of A,ex-
andria and Mr.. and Mrs Max Fischer left
for Norfolk, New York, Boston and At
lantic City.
Miss Annie E. Burke of 621 9th street
left last week on an extended tour through
the west as far as Pixies Peak. Col. She
Will be gone for the month of August and
on her return trip will stop at the worlds
fair. ~ WIN
Mrs. Edward B. Thiele and little daueh-
ter Florence and Miss Florence Babbitt are
stopping at Colonial Beach for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Buckley and Mr.
Robert r. Buckley and Miss Bessie Baker
are at Harper's Ferry.
"Wednesday evening. August 8, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roberts entertained at a large
reception at their home on NJ street In
honor Of their fiftieth wedding anniversary
Present with them were the only four sur
viving witnesses to their marriage namely.
Mrs. 8. Hardy, Mrs NJ. A. Handy, Mrs
Bridget and Mr.. G. q. Colison The chill
dren Of the couple. who are Mrs. M. e.
Gheen and Mr.. Chas. G. Roberts, four
grandchildren and one great-grandchild
made up the family party. The christ.
ening Of the great-grandchild Elsie w.
Abernethy was an interesting feature
OF the evening. The parlors and din
ing room were beautifully decorated in vel
low flowers and golden draperies. The
bride and groom Of fifty years received their
guests seated under a golden wedding bell
They were the recipients OF many beauti-
full and costly presents. Among those pres