Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Formality Gives Way to Open
Air Pleasures.
COMINGS AND GOINGS
RECENT AND FUTURE EVENTS
TALKED OF.
Summer Plans Of Well-Known Person
ages Travel
Notes.
ooMINGs AND G0INGS

| The charms of epen-air life are re-estab-
| lished and enter almost entirely into the
daily program. Few departures from town
| are yet for anything but short stays,
| and it begins TO look as IL the June brides
would have as large an admiring contingent
| as helped to make the Easter weddings SO
| fashionable The suburban parties thus far.
| given have been eminently successful In
| the way of genial weather and interesting
attendance, and the remaining events on the
+! cards will be no less attractive. The So
| liabilities lately for the visiting Colonial
| Danes exemplfied anew the hospitality OF
| the resident society and individual MEM
| bers. The presence here, coming and go
| ing to and from the home of Washington,
| of the Mount Vernon Association will at
| ford other pleasant reasons for bringing
| friends together.
| Mrs. Phoebe Hearst is on from New York
| for another visit to Representative and Mrs.
| Hearst and to take part in the family JOY
| over the presence of her baby grandson.
| Mrs Hearst will attend the annual council
| of the Mount Vernon Association, which be-
| gins next week, and in whose projects she
| has been so Interested and generous
| Mrs. J. T. Swami will close her 18th
| street home during the coming week and
| go TO Princeton, N. D., WDeTe ner pd&tiSA-
patton in the numerous social events or tpe
spring and early summer is so desired py
| her friends there and where her residence
| is the rendezvous Of SO many denghHui
people. During the past winters MIS-
| Swami has continued the elegant hospi-
| tally with which she has been SO long
| identified in this city, and very lately
| gave a luncheon of eighteen covers, at
| which the guests were from both residant
| and official circles.
|
| dinner Monday night
| The Austrian ambassador and Nine.
/ Hergelmuller will go to Bar Harbor LOT
the summer.
Mr.. ands-Mrs Henry Frank Moore are
| again at 1928 street, after winter spent
| In Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington announce the
| engagement of their daughter, Miss Allen
| Starr Worthington, to MI. Edgar carlos
| Riebe of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Droop and the
| Misses Droop sail Tuesday on the Nortn
German LLOYD steamer Princess Alice for
| Europe They will return to Washington
| in September.
Miss Wilson of East Milestone N. j., IS
| the guest Of Miss Emery at the latter
home 1873 Harvard street.
Mrs Charles H. verfill of Chevy Chase
| will he at home to members of the TWen-
| tieth Century Club Thursday, May L, Irom
| 3 to ..
Mr. and Mrs E. Steinem and Mrs. D.
| Ijssberper have moved to their new nome
| 100 P street northwest ,.
/ Mrs William j. LaVarre. VINO mas ueen
| critically iii at her residence 14l7 I'D street
| northwest, for the past week, was feporteo
| somewhat better today
Senator and Mrs. Dryden closed their
| Washington residence today, and, accom-
| panied by Colonel and Mrs: kuser ana
other members of their househoio, "eHt e.. ~
their seaside visit they will go to their
summer home, at Bernardsvllie, N. ).
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Henry White nave
| gone on a western trip, expecting TO WISH
the at. Louis fair on their return home In
| June.
| N.rs Inward n Droop of 1883 Columbia
| road has discontinued her Mondays al
home for this season.
Mrs G. F. Lippitt will sail Tor Europe
Nav IA. to continue her musical studles.
Cant and Mrs. VIM NJ Cruikshank are
visiting Mrs. Cruikshank at IL oiS'
| street GEORGETOWN, for few days.
Mrs G. Frank Lppett will soon go abroad
for the purpose of pursuing her STUDIES IN
| music She will be in Berlin until fall.
Mrs. Goodall who has been visiting
friends and relatives in this city for sew
eral weeks will return next week 10 her
| home in Bennington, VT.
Mrs Anna Jewell and little daughter
| Anna and Master Edward feweh OF BaIl-
| more Md are visiting Mrs. Oracle Hays
| Lowe.
/ Mr.. John G. Price and wife of Baltimore.
! Md. are spending rev Gays with MI. anu
| Mrs. Jas 8. Hays.
The marriage of Mr.. James L. Smith and
| Mise Margaretta Moreland took place last
| Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
residence of Rev. DR.. Mott. in the presence
of a small company Of friends and relatives.
The bride was ATTENDED py MISS , mas
4 Moreland was best man. reception Ioi-
lowed the ceremony at the future residence
of the couple, where congratulations Were
| extended and a pleasant evening enjoyed
The bride received many handsome ana
| ornamental presents. Among those present
at the reception We're: Mrs. smith, Mr..
| smith. Mr. and Mrs. Tew. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moreland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moreland, Mr.. and
Mrs E. A. Smith. Mr. apd Mrs. E. r. Muel-
Ter Mr. Matthews Miss Mary Reith, MI
Eugene Moreland, Mr. H. 7. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. MarceLuS Booze nave re-
turned home after visit to their brother
| in-law, Jas. s. Hays of 1913 Potomac street.
The c. H. X. Club held it's regular meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
Ethel Humphrey, 10th street southeast
Mrs Miller, president. presiding After
business transactions the social hour was
opened with a piano solo by Mrs. McCui-
lough followed by greatly enjoyed comic
address by Mr.. Mattern Several other
recitations and solos were also given. The
4 meeting had a full attendance of MEMBERS
with several visitors. and concluded at
late hour with refreshments.
The Jewellers, social club, organised the
latter part of last fall, held its regular
semi-monthly meeting last Tuesday night
at the residence of Miss Mamie Haines.
eco 18th street northeast. Several games Of
progressive finch were played, the winners
Of the prizes being Mr.. Clarence o. Wood
and Miss Helen Mae Bacon. respectively.
The next meeting will be held on the 18th
instant at the residence of Miss Georgiana
Maynard, 1912 9th street northeast.
Mrs. J. w. simms and daughter, Miss