Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-17

RIIIIANT things are foretold of
ID the coming winter and not without
q good rason. No foreign war us
~ turbs our international connections
M noIitical campaign is imminent
and with few notable exceptions every
body who ordinarily contributes to the
seasons gayety will be here as well as
some others who have great ambitions
along the same lines and are ready for
Tho proUitious moment to show what they
can do Starting off with the return of
the President and family and the cabinet
households a fortnight hence. period OF
official interchange of summer experiences
nj the social board will follow until the
departure Of the head of the nation for his
southern tour. The late fall is likely to
be very interesting with the festivities at
tending the marriage of Miss Hitchcock and
Commander Sims, which, of course, will
not occur until the President is home again.
Mrs Roosevelt has her Virginia place TO
tugr0ss her leisure moments and to MI
IN any lapses of interest she may ma IN
White House life throughout october, Inc
coming of Prince Louis of Battenberg is
another mOmentous event and is not hkeiy
TO be neeting a sensation as was NJ
Whites last Sunday. The real tashlohhoieS
of the diplomatic corps will make the most
of the autumn resorts If they happen 10
be in this country and will not he othclli-
y at home again IN TINS cIty uhth -
first meetng at the horse SHOW IN New
York i'm November. A great many changes
have been indicated in each of the en-
bassies and legations. so that new races
and households will be subjects OF Gus
Cusston Within a month two the de-
butantes will begin to find each other out
and late November will witness their com
tng-out bows. In the meantime the brides
and grooms will have the center or the
stage to the exclusion of everybody else.
prominence which nobody begrudges them'
and which in the case of the weddings al
ready arranged for are of a character well
able to stand close scrutiny.
Miss Mabel Higgins. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Higgins of Chicago. ana
Mr.. Charles n. Fowler. jr., will be married
at the Long Island home of the brides
sister Mrs. Burton, Lawrence. L. l. Neu-
nesday. September -. The BRIDE Is me
champion woman golfer in California. ana
the bridegroom is the son of Representative
and Mrs. Charles n. Fowler. many OF
who's. Washington friends have received
invitations to the wedding. Since Mr.
Fowler left Yale in 1872. he has been the
manager of his fathers marble works. IN
Fowler, VI.
MIR and Mrs W. J. Jackson entertained
AT their residence 1874 Union street south
west last Monday evening. the occasion
being the birthday anniversary or ine io'-
mpr Tie pIrior and dining room uecofa-
tiors were rot.ed plants with inheded eiec-
trio lights. Vocal and Instrumental sai@c-
lions were rendered by Misses JAMIE ana
Carrie owen and Ruby Lewis. Messrs. Full
linEton Van. Parm,ee ana Fritz Honn m
Mr. Fullingtun ard Mrs Christensen sang
several comic songs and Misses jamie and
Carrie owen. Ruby Lewis and Bessie New
man. Messrs. FUllnGton, Gardner. Van and
ParIniee. sang together. Others present
were: c. Worten. +. Taylor, l.. Agnew,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bentiy. Mr.. and
Mrs. owen. Mr.. and Mrs hurry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith. Mrs Krohn. Mrs. Wrothen.
Mrs Lewis Messrs. Hoffman. CLIFFORD
Boyd owen and ]. V. Cummins.
Mr. Walter Townley, the newly appointed
first secretary of the British embassy, and
his wife, Lady Susan Townley. arrived dur
Ding the late summer and after short stay
at Lenox made a Canadian trip. Lady
Susan is a sister of Lord Albemarle and
also of Mr.. George Keppel. who spent
nearly two years here representing the
interests of Sir Thomas Upton, and went
a good deal into society. Just before the
Townleys left Constantnople, where they
were stationed until last spring, their house
there caught fire aud all their belongings,
including Lady Susan's jewels and bric-a-
brac, were destroyed.
Monday evening last. Mr.. and Mrs