Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER HAS
RETURNED TO WHITE HOUSE.
Bride and Groom Of Tomorrow's We'd
ding Greatly Feted-Recent Socia-
bilities-Personal Notes.

from Washington since early in the sum-
mer, returned home last night, and will be
present tonight at Mrs. Roosevelts dinner
in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Parker and Mr..
Roland Lyman. whose marriage takes place
tomorrow, and the bridal party. Miss
Christine Kean Roosevelt will be a guest
at the White House during her stay. To-
day Mrs. Charles ]. Bell gave luncheon
for the bride and her maids, Miss Helen
Bell being in the group. number Of the
brides relatives from Newark, NJ j., will
arrive today for the ceremony. Among
them will be Representative and Mrs.
Wayne Parker, Mr. Cortlandt Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker, CortIandt
Parker, jr., and Robert Parker
Washington friends have received from
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren Moody in
y1tations to the marriage of their daughter
irene to j. Arthur Robinson, Wednesday
evening, November 2, at O'clock at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church, Scottsboro, Ala.
At home cards for after December /, Wash
ington. D. c., are inclosed. Miss Moody is
one of the most charming young ladies in
north Alabama. Mr.. Robinson formerly
lived in Memphis but is now resident Of
this city.
Last Monday afternoon Mrs George
Westinghouse gave one of the large recep-
tons of the autumn at Erskine Park,
LenoX. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. West
inghouse gave dinner complimentary to
their house party, composed of Paul D.
Cravath of New York, Gordon Bibby of
London and Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Smith
of Pittsburg. The guests of Mrs Westing-
mouse were much interested in fine new
automobile that she has just imported from
France. This machine of 24-horsepower will
carry eight persons. The cab, beautifully
upholstered, is inclosed in glass The car is
one of the best equipped in the Berkshires.
1t cost $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson will enter
tain largely this week in Chicago during
the progress of the horse show, in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page,
parents of the hostess and her sister, Miss
Field, with other guests from this city.
Mr.. Gutowski of the Russian embassy
staff. who will sail Thursday on the
Deutschland for two months vacation
In Russia, reciprocated a number of cour-
tesies shown him during his stay at the
Hot Springs by a dinner last night.
Marquis Alfred Dusmet de smours of
Italy and his bride, who was Miss Edith
Ann Oliver of SewIckly, Pa, came here
after their marriage Saturday and will be
IN New York tomorrow as they sail Thurs
day for Europe, and will go to Naples,
where their home awaits it's new mistress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Blondheim and sons
left Prescott, Ariz., for Tucson, Ariz., where
ehSy WAL SpSlo Tic WlHleI.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hechinger of e14 M
street northwest celebrated housewarming
and their twentietr wedding anniversary
Sunday night. The house was tastefully at
tired In autumn leaves and presented a
pleasing appearance. large company was
present.
Mrs. ]. B. Altman and Miss Carrie
Childs have gone to New York CITY and
later will go to Hudson, N. Y, and be the
guests OF Miss Louise Hazleton, from which
place they will visit friends in Albany and
Saratoga.
DR.. Wade H. Atkinson and little son hsve
returned from a two weeks visit to St
Louis and the worlds fair. Mr. Thomas n
Atkinson, his brother, was also in the
party.
Mrs C. II. Brinkman has returned from
Kansas City and ST. Louis and will he at
nome wednesday from 1 till and after
O'Clock.
General and Mrs. L. H. Matile and daueb-
yer nave taken apartments at the Portner
for the winter. 'eA
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Beck wish to announce
the marriage of their daughter, Dorothea
Md, Tuesday, October 10. She will ho ot
ner nome, 1910 D street northeast. to ber
friends after November 10. -
progressive euchre partv wac eiyo,, h,,
MI. ana MRS. Myers last Saturday evening
at their home, 1871 East Capitol street jn
GGonl I of Mr.. Myers birthday.
Inc parlors were appropriately decorat TOD
with flowers and colors to represent an
tunn, the color scheme being carried out In
serving the refreshments. Mrs Battison
anu MI. Grlnstead captured the two first
prizes, and Mrs. Grinstead and Mr.. Comm
ton We're awarded the consolation prizes
Following is list of those present: DR.. and
MRS WI Mhtne a Mr. and Mrs. Chase. Mr..
and Mrs. BattiSon, Mr.. and Mrs Cromnton
Mrs c. H. Leroy, Miss Daisy LEROY. Miss
Hammond. Mr.. Harry Myers. Mr. Fern
Myers, Captain and Mrs Thatcher, Mr.. A. |
Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs Grinstead Colonel
and Mrs. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs Macomber.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Russell Graham. be.
cause OF the non-completion of their home
at Alta Vista. as expected, will remain in
the city for the present. They would be |
pleased to receive their friends at No All
4th street southeast, where they are now
stopping.
Yesterday at noon, at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Carl Haneke, their daughter. |
Emma Louise, was married to Mr.. William
X. Thompson of Front Royal, Va The |
ceremony was performed by the Rev. w. C. |
Alexander, DID,, of the West Street Pres |
byterian Church, and only the immediate
fully decorated with palms and autumn |
leaves. and the bridal couple marched in |
to the strains of "'Lohengrin," played by
the brides sister. After November l they
will be at home to their friends in Front |
Royal. where the groom is engaged in bust
ness.
A pretty wedding took place last evening |
at O'Clock at the residence of Mr. and |
Mrs. VIM. Bishop, 133 s street northwest
when the sister of the former. Miss Mabel |
Anna Bishop, was married to Mr. John Ross
Chamberlain, both of Detroit, Mich Rev.
]. j. Muir of Temple Baptist Church off,
ciated. The bridal party entered the par |
lors, which were handsomely decorated |
with palms, American beauty roses carna-
tons and chrysanthemums, while Miss |
Clara Burrought played Wagners "Lohen-
grin"
The bride was becomingly attired and |
was accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. |
VIM. Bishop. as matron of honor. |
After the ceremony a reception was held |
and an elegant supper served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain were the recipients of a |
number of beautiful and costly presents
After a pleasant evening the bride and |
groom left Washington under a heavy |
shower of rice for Baltimore, New York |
and other points They will then return to |
Detroit and make ii their future home |
Mrs. Chamberlain is the only daughter OF |
Mr. Paul Bishop, a banker of Detroit
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. |