Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A BUFFET SUPPER AND A CAKE
WALK FOR VISITORS.
Recent and Coming Events Along
Hospitable Lines-Travel Plans
Personal Notes.

The Society of the Chemical Industry of
London, now on tour of this country, will
be given a reception with a buffet supper
tonight at Rauscher's. About 100 members
and twenty-five ladies make up the COM
pany, and the cake-walk. which is to be a
feature of the entertainment, was arranged
at the request of the LondOners, who have
long desired to see this particular style of
enjoyment in the way Of a dance.
A farewell reception was given to Mr..
George Biddle last Sunday evening at his
residence, 50z l. street southwest. by his
friends. in honor of his departure to Balti-
more College. The rooms were artistically
decorated with palms and cut flowers. Mu-
sic, singing and recitations were enjoyed
until a late hour, when refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. King,
ford, the Misses McCauley, Miss Carrie
King, Miss e. Mae King, Miss Ruth King,
Miss May Hail. Miss Ida Haas, Miss Isa-
belle Tanning and Messrs. William Pfunder.
William Tanning and William F. Tanner
A reception will be rendered Thursday
evening next, the 18th instant. in honor of
Mrs. Ida a. Oldroyd, national junior vice
president of the w. r. c., at the home of
the Potomac Department president, Mrs.
Ida l.. Chase. 12S Harrison street. Anacos-
tia. Some confusion has arisen as to the
date of this reception, but those who re-
ceived cards are advised that they have
correct information
Among the passengers landed at Balti-
more by the steamer Brookline, from the
Island of Jamaica, Sunday last, were Mrs.
Jane s. Mclean. Miss Martha f. Arm
lstead and Miss Lille Butcher of this city.
a granddaughter of the late Secretary of
a hal Ra ard yNar
daug liter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. War
rem, VIII be married shortly to Mr.. Joseph
Gardner Bradley. The bride-elect is tall
slender, with fair coloring, and eXcelS in
all the out-of-dOOr athletic pastmes. She
has younger sister, Katherine, named for
her brilliant aunt. Katherine Bayard,
whose sudden death caused such sensa-
ton during the first Cleveland administra.
ton, who is already a fine horsewoman,
and two brothers. Samuel D. Warren. jr.,
and Bayard Warren.
Representative and Mrs Morrell gave
dinner last week at Bar Harbor in honor
of Representative Bourke Cochran. and in
the company to meet him were Mr.. and
Mrs w. Butler Duncan, DR.. and Mrs. J.
Madison Taylor, Mrs. Inglis and Miss
Patten of Washington.
The marriage of Miss Jean Morton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Morton of
Chicago and niece of the Secretary of the
Navy, to Mr.. Joseph Cudahy, son of Mr.
will be celebrated October 1 at Arbor
Lodge, Nebraska City, Neb
The marriage of Miss Alice Howe Brown,
daughter of Representative and Mrs. James
w. Brown of Pennsylvania and Samuel
Clarke Reed will take place at the home of
the brides parents, in Woodland road, near
Pittsburg, Saturday afternoon, October I.
Miss Florence Howe Brown will be her
sisters only attendant. William McKen-
nan Reed, a brother Of the bridegroom,
will ,o hact Mr. i- of
George w. Reed of Woodmont street, East
End, Pittsburg, and is assistant cashier of
the Peoples National Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. George Westinghouse spent
last week at ST Louis with their son and
several friends, and are now back at Lenox,
where they have several entries at the
horse show.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle and Miss Carlisle
of this city, who have been abroad all sum-
mer returned to New York yesterday
DR.. Joseph Leidy will give luncheon to-
morrow at his Narragansett cottage in
honor of Judge White of the United States
Supreme Court.
The British ambassador and Lady Du-
rand were guests of honor at a luncheon
yesterday at LenoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh who are
visiting Mrs. James P. Kernochan at New
port, were to leave there today for this
city.
Mrs. John Robertson left on the 18th for
Pennsylvania to visit her sister.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham, with her three
boys. is spending few weeks at Atlantic
City.
Rev A. A: De Long of Easton and his
friend. Rev. J. A. Feger of Bangor, Pa, are
spending their vacation in this city as the
guests of Rev. De Longs daughter. Mrs
Paul S. Gable, Sth street northeast. Both
men are veterans of the civil war the for
mer having been stationed here at the time
of L1ncolns assassination
Mr. E. Guilford and family of 4O5 street
Beach They had in their party Mrs 10. r.
Reynolds, Messrs. Frank Robert and
Francois Reynolds of S13 East CapitoI
street. Mr. George Quinn, Miss Emma
and Arthur GuilfOrd
The marriage of Mr.. G. W. KEYS of At
1antic City and Mrs. Adele Johnson of 2117
Miss May Tobias and Mr.. Edw Lucas at
tended the couple. The presents were
numerous. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Lucas, MeSdames C w Wood pouau
Reeder, Hicks, Miss Lula Reeder. Messrs'
Brent Charles Reeder, William Brooks,
Misses Beatrice Wright, Flora Reeder and
MI. l.. y. Lucas.
Miss Hadger and Miss Pauline Hadser
nave returned from trip through the west
which included month at the ST. Louis
exposition.
Miss Lottie Langhenny of Capitol Hill has
returned from a two months vacation at
Woodlawn, in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Margaret Pierpont and Miss EVELYN
Price OF this city are now on an extensive
trip visiting friends in Maryland and Vir-
GINA, and are expected home in November.
Mr.: Chas. E. Dudley Of Georgetown, D. c..
an old veteran fireman, and Miss Ella Birch
OF Falls Church, Va, were married yester-
day by Rev. Alvan Smith of Peck's Chanel
at the residence of the former in George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs B. West Baker Of Winches-
ter, Va, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Miss Love Vir-
GINA Baker, to Mr.. Mckinney Berry of
Washington, D. c. The ceremony will take
place at Glendoblin, the Baker home near
Winchester, on Wednesday, September 81,
at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Marsh Saunders of
Buffalo have issued invitations to the mar
rage of their daughter. Tuna " tn Mr.