Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11


ident and Mrs. Roosevelt for their new
home in Virginia to stay over Sunday. The
younger members of their household
up In Pennington, Conn, at the Cowles
place, for a few days visit. The family
will be again united within ten days at
Oyster Bay, where quiet summer is an
ucpated by Mrs. Roosevelt until the time
is opportune for return to the White
House.
The weddings Monday start in a week of
which they will be the leading features.
The first on the list will be that of Miss
Ella Gleason and DIR. Daniel ID. Mulcahy,
which will take place at st. Patrick's
Church at 1880 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Stafford
officiating. The bridal party will include
Mrs Thomas w. Cantwell of Albany, ma
tron of honor. and Miss Gertrude Patter-
son of Albany. Miss Aileen Doyle of ia
maica Plains, Mass; Miss Josephine
O'Keefe of Leavenworth, Kan; Miss Min
ME Ryan of Buffalo, sister of Representa-
tive Ryan: Miss May Harlow and Miss Ger
aldine Toomey of Washington brides
maids DIR. Frank ]. Kirby of Baltimore
Will be best man, and DIR. Robert c.. Rams
dell, DIR. Charles w. BeaIl DR.. Reginald r.
Walker DIR. John A. O'Donoghue DR.. Thos.
s d. Grasty and DR.. S. Logan Owens ush-
ers. nuptial high mass will follow the
ceremony, and later the wedding breakfast
to which the personal friends of the brides
father, Mr.. Andrew Gleeson, and of the
couple will follow at the family residence
on North Capitol street The bride will
wear princess lace dress. her matrOn of
honor cream white and her bridesmaids
white lace dresses. Green and white will
form the color scheme of the decorations
at the church and at the house. DR.. Null
cahy and his bride Will leave for a honey
moon journey late that afternoon. Tonight
the bride will entertain the bridal party at
supper.
The consul general to London and Mrs
Wynne went over to Baltimore last night
to be the guests of Mrs. Alexander Shriver
who is entertaining house party over Sun
day in their honor, her son, Mr. John S.
shriver of this city, being in the number.
Miss Helen Marietta Goodwill, formerly
or Canton, Ohio. and now of this city and
Mr.. Walter A. Hildebrand a Washington
newspaper writer, will be married at
Worcester, Mass, June 10. at the residence
OF the brides aunt, Mrs Moody Edison
Shattuck.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her mother
Mrs. Perrtne, were present last week at the
wedding in Buffalo. N. Y. of Miss Marie
Louise Ellsworth and Mr.. T. Harry Hud-
dleston Mrs. Cleveland was attired in blue
satin foulard with white tooue trimmed
with pink roses. Mrs. Perrine wore a gray
ra1ah silk and black lace bonnet trimmed
with Nlacs.
Mr.. James Hopkins of this city has been
SpenuiHg rev days at the navy yard San
Francisco, as the guest of Pavmastar r
dasner OF the Independence
,,, The marriage of Miss Mary Kohl and Mr.
P1Hsbury will take place in San Francisco
shortly, the bride-elect being aIraadt, ~ -,
clplent of many elaborate Inequalities from
her lriends. She was here last year ar the
marriage of her brother to Miss Bessie
Mr., and Mrs. s. W. Woodward have onen-
gu 'her nome at jamestown, R. I.
Baron and Baroness Korff sailed vester-
Gay on the Finland for Antwerp.
~, MRS; Robert Hinckley sailed yesterday on
the Finland for Europe oAi
DR.. and Mrs William AIaxandar Y,.,
SSnhouhce the engagement of their dauebtar
Sardh Elizabeth to Walter Cumins Ryrna
- ~. OF Elmlra, N. Y. The wedding will
take pace early in October "
The marriage of Miss Margaret Dohh,-s
ana Mr.. Henry Francis Bell tooiI piaaa
Wednesday at the Church Of ~ IN place
officiating. MI 0nSoer
Inc ceremony was sweet in its simnl;c;ty
NO invitations were issued the puests he
ing limited to the members of the fano;Iio.
friends. oS' inliilate
The bride, who is prepossessing blonde.
was attractive in a white gown of cloth
ana lace white suede slippers and nictnra
nat of lace and tulle. She wore a corsaee
bouquet or cape jessamine, the convention
was unattended and entered the churcb
with her brother-in-law, Mr. Joseph Ex
niclos, who gave her in marriage Mr.
beIi met them at the chancel rail with his
brother, Mr.. Charles Bell. Miss Dickinson
the organist at the Church of the linear,
nation rendered the wedding march and
other appropriate selections
Both the bride and groom eniov an on
Viabie popularity in the church where thew
are members of the choir, Mrs Bell having
oeen leading soprano for nearly five years.
Mr.. Bell holds position of trust with the
southern railway and is extremely popular
among his official associates
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left Immediately for
" Atlantic City, where they will remain two
weeks, after which time they will be at
home 10 their friends at 1892 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs Bell wore a going-away gown of
dark tafeta with jaunty shirt waist hat
Of white.
Former Representative and Mrs Joseph
z. Washington who have been on an ex-
tended southern trip, have received great
deal OF attention. In Nashville Mrs Wash
ington was presented with a handsome sill
yer pitcher in recognition of her services
as chairman of the flower parade. Next
week they will leave for New Haven to at
tend the commencement exercises of Yale.
when Joe Washington jr., will be gradu-
ated Miss Anne Washington. who has
been visiting in Baltimore and the east for
several weeks and Miss Bessie Washing
ton. who has been. the guest of friends
since her departure from school at Brian
Cliff Hudson, will join Mrs. Washington
at New Haven for commencement week.
Miss Roosevelt, during her visit last week
to Cincinnati and to the Latonia race
course. did not have the good luck always
attending her here in escaping the photog-
raphers. Her presence created so much IN
terest that even the great Derby was les
sened in importance Representative Long
worth. his sister, Mrs Buckner Walllng-
ford and Miss Roosevelt. with the members
of their party occupied car going to the
track which then made its maiden voyage
Miss Roosevelt wore lavender linen SUIT
made with suspender straps and deep.
loosely fitted girdle. a white SOFT fagoted
, null waist and a lavender polo turban with
a great golden brown ostrich plume laid nat
10 the left side
fine brown face veil kept her hair from
blowing but late In the afternoon she
raised Il to the edge of her hat. She wore
long white kid gloves, and carried a small
lavender poeketbook. As she stepped out
on the veranda there were dozen cilcks
from as many cameras, the far recipient
of so much attention giving the picture
makers lust as much help she could py