Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS ROOSEVELT
ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON.
Visiting Filipinos the Quests of Honor
Recent Weddings-Per-
sonal Notes. ;.

President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained
at an elaborate luncheon 4his afternoon the
members of the honorary board of Filipino
commissioners. The luncheon was held in
the state dining room of the White House.
Prior to the luncheon the President and
Mrs Roosevelt received Informally the Wis
iting Filipinos and other guests invited to
meet them.
The rooms Of the lower part Of the
White House had been decorated hand
somely with palms and cut flowers. The
Marine Band furnished a specially ar
ranged program of music during the
luncheon.
At the luncheon Mrs. Roosevelt was at
tired in black and white muslin dress
trimmed with lace, while Miss Roosevelt
appeared in white muslin trimmed with
embroidery.
In addition to the Filipino commission
ers the guests at the luncheon included the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay, the Sec
rotary Of War and Mrs. Taft, Lieut.. Gen.
Chaffee, Arthur w. Ferguson, secretary
of the Philippine commission; Capt. and
Mrs Thomas Hardeman, Commissioner OF
Pensions and Mrs. Ware, Col. Clarence r.
Edwards, Col. Charles s. Bromweh, Major
Charles L. McCawley, DR.. Lyman Abbott,
Charles A. Willard, w. Cameron Forbes,
Mrs Clifford Richardson. Miss Roosevelt
and Miss Hagner.
Miss Mary Huntington Morgan. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Nash Morgan, was
married to Mr.. Daniel Edwards Brinsmade
of Shelton Yesterday in st. Pauls Church,
Bridgeport Conn., Bishop Brewster of
Hartford performed the ceremony, when
was witnessed by large gathering. The
church was erected In 1911, and in 1t the
brides father and mother and her grand
father and grandmother were welded. MISS
Martha Dotten Grosclaude was maid OF
honor and Mr.. Walter s. Brinsmade was
best man. Misses Frances Evans, Sara
Prin Alice
Mahan were the bridesmaids. The ushers
were Messrs. Clifford Peck, James Bassett,
Frank Manning, Thomas Bowel and Daniel
Morgan.
brook the country residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan, in Huntington, the nome OF
the family for generations.
The wedding gifts We're very naho those
and included many presents from those
who were in Washington during the -FOUR
wears that Mr.. Morgan was treasurer Oh
the United States under PRESIDENT Cieve-
land. Among those VINO sent renen-
hrances was former Speaker David b. Hen
Mr., Brtnsmade was graduated from the
Sheffield Scientific School OF Yale In 1880.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Doll gave farewell
sumner wednesday night at their city res
idence. 1884 street northwest, prior "
their departure from the city tor me sun
mer months. The dining room was .as.e
icai nlants and American beauty roses
Covers were laid for twelve. ana aus :,
tinpuished and brilliant company sal H =
the supper table. among whom were i,,a ms
excellency Chekib Bey, envoy extraoru,hI 1av
and minister plenipotentiary from turkey
Prot ssh9en M1 and nd MRS R p Albert p
r Dyer, Mrs. Arabellai Aiexanoel. ~ IN
Maud De Camp Herr osso Man and Mrs,
S e.on, Henry Agnew, cousins Of the host
ess The supper was nsI fsssMeI Is e about to
oon FOR Europe on an extended trip through
England, France Italy and ax Ge wash for St.
pa,, MINI. whence they will make tIip
TIN ough the Yellowstone Park y 10 ST. LOUIS
r,here they Will spend a few weeks at ine
orrnsition. Others of the party are "'s'
ernin~ on less extended trips ~orad
eG Many complimentary tsasstTsss asd
am ne TINS and safe return to all the VoS-
ayers. 1,, ~, ar a late hour, at
tor most enjoyable evening.
,.sarhled at the home