Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT IS EXPECTED AT
MANCHESTER THIS WEEK.

A Golden Wedding in Capital Home
Miss Horstman's Engage
ment-Personals.
Miss Roosevelt is expected at Manchester,
Mass, the last Of this week to visit the
Misses Warder Mrs. Ward Theron accom-
| panied Miss Roosevelt on her present Bar
| Harbor visit and will return with her to
Manchester.
Miss Ethel Horstman has written to the
now widely scattered friends Of the family
| from Middlesexshire, England, announcing
| the engagement Of her sister Louise to Mr..
John Bolt Of Newport. The Misses Horst
| man and their brother went abroad in the
| early spring for an automobile tour in Eng
| land and expected to be gone a year. No
| date is mentioned for the wedding.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, who are at
Manhattan Beach, have had as recent
guests the son of the former, George Dewey
| of Chicago; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carberry Richie are now
the guests of the parents OF the latter, MI.
and Mrs Martin Maloney, at Spring Lake,
| who gave a large reception Saturday In
honor of Card nal Gibbons and ArchbShop
| Redwood of New Zealand.
Miss Elsie Snow of BOIL Cambridge place
| is spending her vacation at Harper's Ferry.
| Miss Snow is the daughter of the late
| Chauncey H. Snow.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Click of 2ls G street
celebrated their golden wedding on las
Saturday evening, receiving host or Tela-
| tives and friends who assembled to tender
| their congratulations on the happy occa-
| sion. Mr.. Click and his wife are both ma
| tives of Germany, but in their early youth
came to this country. AS young people
| they met in Washington in the early fifties,
| and were married in 1884, during the ad-
ministration of Pres dent Fillmore. Ihey
| have lived here since that time and are
| among the oldest inhabitants of Washing
| ton which they have seen grow from
struggling town to the most beautl1ui CAPT.
| tai in the world.
| Mr.. Click has been a successful business
man and now in the sunset of his Efe
| finds himself possessed of both fortune and a
host of relatives and friends. Ihese lrlenos
| took advantage of the occasion TO present
| many testimonials of their respect ana es
| TEEN to the venerable bride and groom, ana
| on behalf of the company Mr.. Boeiter mace
an appropriate address, felicitating them
upon the happy event and Wishing them
| many added years of connubfal bliss Kew.
| Mr. Schroeder of the German Lutheran
| Church of 4th and E streets also mace an
| earnest address and offered prayer ana
| his blessing.
| notable and very enjoyable feature to
| the venerable couple was the gift Of Blpie
| with heavy gilt letters giving the date Oh
| their marriage upon the cover and 1asteneo
! with a heavy gold clasp, presented by the
| brides sister, Mrs. E. Absolute OF Saginaw,
| Mich. Elaborate refreshments were served
| after the reception and many "reminiscences
| and best wishes exchanged between 'he
| couple and their friends.
| Among those present were Mrs. f. An
schultz and Miss Mary Absolute, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward l.. Barrett, Mrs. X. stroene,
| Mr. Frederic Absolute, all OF Saginaw,
Mich; Mrs. A. Holston, the daughter OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Click; Mr.. Albert Bageimann'
| and Mrs John Holston, Mr.. Hirt Mrs. wal.
decker, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Boeiter and
many others of Washington
Mr.. Moses Herzog left today for Atlantic
| City, New York and the east.
Misses Eta schmid and Alice sest k u, ksi,
| Ter, w. Va.
| Mrs. J. Whit Heron and daughter left to-
| day for Portland, Me, for a short stay, ana
| from there will go to Bethlehem N. H, In
| the White mountains, where they expect to
/ remain until October 1.
Mrs. J. B. Williams and daughter, Made
| line wife and daughter of DR.. ]. b. VIII
liams of 9Th street northeast, are spending
d
| at Caldwell, Tex. They will return to the
city about September i.
Mrs. Olive Miller and son of 341 street
southwest are visiting her friend, Mrs. ].
w. Owens, at Beltsviiie Md.
The Misses Sallie Sparks and Lille Cation
are spending two weeks at the worlds falr'
| st. Louis.
The Misses Eversman, Anna Clark and
! MAY Clark and Messrs Hayden and Duffy
spent pleasant time last night at the
Misses Holmead's, the occasion being the
birthday of Miss Cornelia Holmead. daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs Holmead of Holmead
Manor.
The Allegretto Social Club was enter
! tanned by Miss Henrietta Easter at her
home on Sth street northwest last FRIDAY
| evening Most of the members were pres
emit and the club spent a pleasant evening.
| The officers are as follows: President, Mr..
Joseph F. Brashears; vice president, MISS
Marie Cogan; secretary, MI VIM Spence;
| treasurer, Miss Vena Graeves- DAINTY re-
freshmentS were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest H. Kettler. with Mrs.
Kettler's sister, Miss Lola keeler, are
spending a vacation at the Thatcher home
stead near Martinsburg, w. Va. This his
toric farm was decided to the Thatchers
| by Lord Fairfax, and its title has never
owner is J. Newton Thatcher, one of the
| leading farmers of the Shenandoah valley.
Mrs Frank K. Raymond and daughters
Ethel and Loretta are visiting Mrs. Ray
mond's parents in Cambridge, Ohio, and
| from there they will go to st. Louis to
| visit the fair, returning the latter part of
September.
Mrs NJ S. Hirsh and son Edgar are in
Atlantic City for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Sutherland sailed on
| the steamship Carpathia to visit London,
Edinburgh and the quaint old town Mel
rose, Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. Stevens of No.
8 Tennessee avenue have gone for a two
weeks vacation. They will make trip
! to Boston by and also spend a week
| at Atlantic City before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dallas Tucker, whose
marriage was announced in this paper on
Thursday last, will be at home to their