Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT NOW VISITING
HER GRANDMOTHER.
Engagement Announced of Senator
Clark's Son-A Quiet Wedding
Personal Notes.

Miss Alice Roosevelt is now at Brookline.
Mass. visiting her grandmother. and is ex-
rected at Oyster Bay shortly.
Saturday afternoon Miss Laura Virginia
Breretoh and Mr.. Leroy A. Poole, both of
this city, were married. The ceremony was
performed at the parsonage of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, 1907 Wallach
place northwest. by Rev. F. D. Power pas
tor Of the church. Only the immediate rela-
tives OF the contracting parrles were present
at the ceremony. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Poole
left for a southern trip, including Norfolk,
Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach.
Rev. Henry Baker, D. D., and wife Of
1900 Q street northwest will sail for Liver
pool the 18th, on the steamship Carpathia.
Quite a number of friends will join them in
New York and make an extensive tour
through northern Europe
The announcement was made in San Fran
cisco Saturday of the engagement of Miss
Cecilia Tobin, second daughter OF the late
Richard Tobin, and Charlie, w. Clark. son
o. Senator Clark of Montana Miss Tobin Is
an accomplished young woman. VINO is pop
ular in society circles. Mr.. Clark is a wild
over
Where society is summering is easily
mer Social Register, which indicate that of
the 8, 246 families belonging to New York
Washington, Philadelphia Boston, Chicago.
Baltimore, St Louis Buffalo. Pittsburg and
the southern cities from Richmond to Allan
ia, who have sent their summer addresses.
1854 are summering inland and 2,6SS
are at the seashore. Strange to say the in
crease of about 10 per cent in the inland
resorts as compared with but slight
change in the number of seashore resi-
dences has been typical Of these statistics
for the last five six years.
Eight hundred and seventy-one families
are abroad and may be reached at their
bankers address. Four hundred and fifty
of these sailed since the LIST of April, an in
crease OF some IL per cent, as compared to
last year. One hundred and twenty-eight
families have returned in the same period.
One hundred and thirty-seven are sum-
mering on their yachts and may be reached
through the yacht club to which they be-
long.
Five hundred and ten persons have mar
r1ed within the last quarter, an increase of
some 40 per cent, compared to last year.
There is noted the deaths of 126 men and
loZ women. an increase as compared to last
year which may be partially accounted for
by the addition of Pittsburg and the south
eTn cities from Richmond to Atlanta
OF the 3,6S4 inland summer addresses, 60
families are at LenOx, 129 are grouped at
Bernardvfle and Morristown, III are in
the Adirondacks, 100 in Canada, consider
able increase over last year
VI tHS -,oco SedSlue summer addresses,
24O are at Bar Harbor, 602 on the New Eng
land coast, above Newport; 331 at New
port, 81 at Narragansett. 800 are summering
on the Connecticut shore of the sound, 76O
are in Long Island, divided as follows: 4S1
ID the interior and on the southerly shore,
1O6 on the north shore, 1S5 at the Hamptons
and continuing down the coast there are
81 on the New Jersey coast.
Mrs. Hattie McCeney Bowie and her sis
Ter Mrs VIM. Oler Head. are at the Brex-
ton, Atlantic City. In August Mrs. Bowie
VIII visit relatives in southern MARYLAND
Rabbi and Mrs. Abram Simon and fam
lily will spend the next fortnight at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. NJ H. Stevens and his son, Roy B.
Stevens, are the guests of DR.. Rufus
Choate. 1887 o street Mr. Stevens is a
veteran Of the war of 81, and is showing
his son the battlefields where he took an
active part.
Mrs. L. Cohen and daughter OF 500 L
street northwest are at East Falls Church.
Va, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Barber and Mr.. and
Mrs. LIE Droit Langdon Barber and their
baby have been spending the past four
weeks at a hotel in Brooklyn, where they
had superb view from their windows COW
ering all of lower New York. the rivers and
bay, Governors and Ellis Islands, the stat
lie of Liberty and Staten Island. This week
tney go AfuSley-On- f1uQSOn lot the
mainder of the summer
Mrs. William Helmus and her daughter.
Mrs. H. G. Ward, have gone to Atlantic
City, where they will remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Somerville have left
for sojourn In the mountains near Har-
pers Ferry, W. Va.
Mrs Flora B. Cabell Of Capitol Hill left
today for Lily Dale N. Y and later in the
season will attend the fair at st. Louis.
and there meet her son. Mr.. M. s. Cabell,
and wife.
Miss Grace Beasley, of Petersburg, Va.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs H. w. Tote, OF
ia 10th street southeast.
Mr.. L. NJ. Saunders and family have
gone to Atlantic City for stay Of a few
weeks.
Pay Director Stephen Rand, u. S. N.
and Mrs. Rand have returned from the
Philippine Islands. where Director Rand
had been stationed. They are stopping at
the Ebbitt House.