Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT BREAKS BREAD
WITH THE VANDERBILTs,
Warrington Guests at q Pier Banquet
Wedding Cards
Personals.

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. at her Newport
villa, gave a luncheon in Miss Roosevelt's
honor yesterday, and in the evening the
latter was the guest at a beach dinner
given by Mr.. J. NJ. Waterbury, jr. The
tables were spread between the bath houses,
the place Illuminated with japanese lam
terms and driftwood fires were burning
| while the meal lasted.
At dinner last night at Narraganssett,
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sydney Carpen-
| ter of Philadelphia, guests from Wash
ington included Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Don-
NELL Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard, Miss
Sa rtoris and Miss Clagett
AS might have been expected, the cricket
team with the British ambassador aus its
captain won by a margin of three on the
LenoX field yesterday.
Mrs. Mary De Pro, with her daughter
Madeline. accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Annie Huntington. and her son. Charles
LIE Roy. of Capitol Hill, have gone for
trip through the mountains of Pennsyl-
vania, where they will remain for an in
definite period.
Gen. and Mrs Draper and Miss Draper
are In St Petersburg for a week of sight
seeing.
to the city.
Miss Kitty Pearson of Washington, D. c.,
MRS. Collier of Lafayette flats and Mrs.
| Arthur Wilson and daughter, Miss Ruth, of
Brookland D. c., are sojourning at Fleet
| wood, White Sulphur Springs, Va.
| Miss Bessie l. Johnson of F. street south
fpyu of har frf IN,
-! honor of the birthday of her guest, Miss
| Mayme E. Hoffer of Reading, Pa. A pleas
| ant evening was spent in music and dane
| ing, after which the guests adjourned to
| beautifully decorated dining room for a
| buffet supper. Among those present were
| Misses Mabel Jacobs, Carrie Stuart, Jennie
Boyer, Mae Butt Mayme Hoffer, Bessie
| and Roberta Johnson, and Messrs- John
| Fogle, Harry Emerson, Jack O'Brien, Joe
Ullman. Hugh Augusterfer. Joe Pitcher,
Thomas Glib, Albert spiker, Charles
Burner, Joe Simpson, E. L. Hoffer and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest F. Glotfelty.
Mr. Henry Allen Brown of New Bern.
N. c., has issued cards for the marriage OF
his daughter, Rachel Cuthbert, to Mr.
Rufus Poindexter Clarke of this city. Tues
day morning, September g. at o'clock. at
| % Johnston street New Bern. n. {. the
couple will be at home after november L
| at 943 street, this city.
Announcement is made from London OF
| the engagement of Bradley Martin, IT, only
surviving son of Mr.. and Mrs Bradie!
Martin, to Miss Helen NJ. Phipps. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phipps. 1r-. VINO
have rented Beaufort Castle, Lord Lovart
place in Scotland. ]. Phipps, one OK ne.
brothers. is married to the daughter vi
Michael P Grace. while another brother Is
Henry Carnegie Phipps, who has place
near the Meadow Brook Club. on Long is
land. Bradley Martin, Jr., Is hepl.w Vi
General and Mrs Rochester of this city.
Or Millard F. Thompson and family are
at Atlantic City for the summer.
Miss Bessie Brown of G33 10th street
northeast and Miss Jessie Davies LETT last
Saturday for a ten days trip at Colohiai
Beach.
The guests of Mrs. w. w soper OF
Clarksburg, Md, were given a oehs HIt
straw ride Tuesday evening; nose IRON ,9r
Washington were Mrs. n. w. Leese, MI.
George Leese Misses Perley and jessie
Ieese and Watson Leese. Mrs. Clauo'a
Mahon and daughter Ruth
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Curran of 1115 9th
street northwest leave tonight with the
knights Templar special for San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward E. Wilson and
daughter Thelma left today for an eX-
tended visit among relatives ana lr'e 1,riI,
in Illinois. Before returning they VIII
visit the St. Louis exposition and Chi
cago.
granddaughter. Sophia and Lena ana
Mrs. Waddy of Baltimore, left last Mon
day on an extended trip to the fair
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Mahorney left
TODAY for a trip to Narragansett Pier ana
Newport, and will return in the fall after
a two weeks stay at Atlantic CITY.
n. o,d Nfrs = w CARLYLE have closed
their home at Washington Grove, Md,
and gone to Salt Lake City to live, where
Mr.. Carlyle is engaged in business.
The seventh birthday of little Beniu Pea
cock was celebrated by pleasant party
Tuesday evening last at the residence OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph feacock,
No 2O5 Harrison street, Anacostia. During
the evening the little folks INDUCED In
games and were entertained with lnstru-
mental music. Miss Ethel Ellis contrlput-
ed solo, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Agnes Yates The little hostess was
the recipient of a number of gifts. Refresh
ments were served. Those present We're MI
and Mrs Joseph Peacock. Mrs. Peacock,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peacock. Mr.. and
Mrs Glen Yates, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Kelley, Misses Mamie Wood, Bessie Wood,
Annette Carroll. Louise Weiss, Myrtle Pea,
cock, Helen Kelley, Hazel Thompson, Ethel
Ellis, Agnes Yates, Teresa Russell. Myrtle
Thompson. Maud Peacock, Josephine Err
mold Alma Yates and Masters Eugene Luz
genbeill Leroy Thompson, Arthur LuSby
and Bernard Peacock.
The marriage Of Lucia Lee Newcomb.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H. M. New
comb. to Mr.. John Edwards Bates, both
of this city, took place on the 18th instant,
the Rev. DR.. Hanks officiating. at the home
of the brides grandfather, Josiah Turner,
Owosso. Mich. Judge Turner presided over
the court of the seventh circuit of Michi-
gan for twenty-five years. He has at
tanned the advanced age of ninetythree,
and trip to Washington seemed mad
visable. This, together with the very
cent death of Mr.. Bates father, suggested
a quiet wedding in Owosso, carrying oat