Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD
A Few Signs d Returning
Gayety and Life.
THE SEPTEMBER iiQU1Br
WILL BE BROKEN WHEN Of
F1c1ALs COME BACK.
Recent Movements of Well-Known Per-
sonages-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.


sonal Notes.
few wagon loads of trunks with other
summer impedimenta have been noticed
| lately being unlOaded at various west end
| establishments and are evidence that hot
weather outings have come to an end, but
| by no means show that their owners will
| be soon met with on Washington streets.
| The geographic congress will afford reason
| for a number of notabilities to return the
coming week, but in the main their stays
will be short BY the Goth, however when
! the President and family and the cabinet
households will be once more established
| here the capital will take on quite another
| look, to official eyes, anyway. A few of
| the ambassadors will be here soon. The
coming of the Archbishop of Canterbury
| and the hospitality that will be offered
| at the home of the representative of his
| sovereign will insure the return soon of
| the British ambassador The Bishop of
| Washington and Mrs. Satterlee will be
back in town for the visit of the English
primate Bishop Satterlee has spent his
vacation at Atlantic City, recuperating
|. from his serious illness of the early sum-
mer.
| OF the cabinet hostesses, Mrs. Shaw and
| Miss Wilson will be in town the coming
| week, Mrs. Hay, Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs. Taft
and possibly Mrs. Metcaif and Mrs Nor
| ton within the next fortnight. A White
House dinner party about that date is
! safe assumption that the new cabinet Off
| GERS and their wives and daughters may
| meet the older set
and legations are at Manassas, the guests
| of the military authorities for the man
| euvers.
| n
| Pacific coast with Gen. Chaffee have Sc
lected residence for their occupancy next
winter at 1871 K street Since Gen. and
| Mrs. Chaffee came to Washington they
| have been at the Highlands.
| Mr.. and Mrs Crosby S. Noyes, Mr.. Theo-
| dore w Noyes and family and Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas c. Noyes have returned from
| Poland Spring, Me-. and are at Alton Farm,
the country home of Mr. c. s. Noyes.
There has been quite large w Washington
| Among those there were Mr.. and Mrs. Jas:
H Mckinney, Miss NJ E. McCeney, Mr. and
Mrs. Beriah wilkins, John F. Wilkins,
Robert C. Wilkins, NJ Jarrett. Mr.. and Mrs
A. r salter, Mrs A. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Crosby s. Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
| W. Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. 7. c. Moves, Mrs.
VIM. T. Carroll, Miss Grace E. Carroll,
Miss ]. T. Train, Mr.: and Mrs. EdW: D.
Stellwagen, DR.. and Mrs. w S; Harlan
| William ]. Flather, William J. Flather, jr::,
| mann. Capt. and Mrs. 6. J. Train, Louis
F. Corea, minister from. Nicaragua; Mrs.
| l., B. Honor Capt and Mrs. B. w. Buck
ingham, Miss Olga Converts, MISS Eleanor
Mr. Beriah Wilkins has. greaGy improved
| in health at Poland SPRING his host of
friends will be glad to hear.
The Misses Tanena and Catherine Desc
have returned to the city after a pleasant
| three months sojourh in the White noun
,1Shi
in New England, New York city and New
! Jersey. E s,sF - s-'s
Mai. and Mrs. Frank A. Butts are spend
ing a few weeks at Asbury Park. They
leave next Saturday for Larchmont N. y,
where they will be the guests OF ther
cousin, Mr.. Ed. Tower of Poughkeepsle.
A plain home wedding occurred last We'd
nesday night. by which Mr.. Fred. NJ Bur
| hans son of Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Bur-
| hans of this city and Miss Mary E. Nyman,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas h. NY
| man, were united. Those present We're the
| immediate relatives and friends. Rev. Jas
| H. Huddle officiated. The parlor was artis-
| tically decorated with palms and golden rod,
| while the dining room was in pink and
| white. The presents were numerous The
| bride wore white, trimmed in real lace and
| carried shower of brides roses and lilies
| of the valley. Miss Sue Z. Nyman, sister
| of the bride, attended maid of honor and
| Mr. Charles r. Burhans was best man.
|
| bridesmaid roses. After a short stay with
| friends in the mountains of western Mary
| land the newly welded couple will be at
| home at 1924 9th street northwest after Oc-
| tober !.
The house party now at Erskine Park,
| Lenox, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westing-
| house, includes Miss Hunt of this city. The
host and hostess will leave Monday for st.
Louis to spend ten days at the fair.
Mr.. John 1mmich, accompanied by his sis
| ter, Miss May 1mmich, and Miss Anna AL
| sop, have gone for u two weeks stay to
Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen, Thousand
Islands and Canada.
| Mrs. Carl Joerissen of 1412 Chaplin street
returned last night from Owlyout Lodge in
| the Adirondacks, where she has been since
July !. Mrs. Joerissen will be in town UNI
| til the 10th, when she leaves for st. Louis.
Mrs. Pinkney T Bodel is at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. r. A. w. McKedin. after having
| spent three weeks in Atlantic City and
| who is now visiting her parents, Capt. and
| Mrs. Samuel Iaughlin in Philadelphia, Is
entertaining Miss Eva Bohrer of Washing
ton, d. c., for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b Hester have returned
| to their home on T street after an abserfce
| of several months from the city
| Miss Ruth NJ. Smith and Miss Mary V.
| Nessmith left today for Atlantic City.
| Mr.. n w. Owens and Mr. Irwin Pridgeon
| have returned from a stay at the nome or
Mr.. James T. Mulikin in Trappe, Md
| DR.. and Mrs. L. ID. Wilson of 316 b street
| southeast left today for Atlantic City to be
gone about two weeks. r
Mrs. VIM B. Palmer, accompanied by the
Misses Sommers. SMITH Dutrow and Bier
ley, who are at present STOPPING In Port
land, Me-, after having visited Bangor, Bar
| Harbor, Blue Hill. Brookin and other
| places of interest on the Maine coast, VIII
| leave the first of the coming week for Bos-
ton and New York, from where they will
go to Atlantic City to spend the last week
In September, reaching Washington about
October l.
Mrs. VIM. N. Glover and her niece, Miss
Virgie B. Sullivan, have returned from their
two-months' trip spent most delightfully."-
| at the Delaware Breakwater Hotel, Reno
| Reach. ~, nd An