Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE PRESIDENTS WIFE OFF FOR
A SHORT TRIP TO NEW YORK.
Marriage Tomorrow of Two Well
Known Young People
Personal Notes.

Mrs, Roosevelt went to New York yester-
day, but is expected to return tomorrow
| afternoon.
/ Miss Mabel Wilson and Mr.. Carroll Beale
| will be married tomorrow at the residence
| of the bride. A large reception will follow
| the ceremony.
Mrs. Shaw, wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury. who has been at a Baltimore
sanitarium for more than a month, has
| progressed so satisfactorily that she is ex-
| pected to return home tomorrow. Miss
| Shaw who has been with her frequently.
will return with her mother tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Edmonston have is
| sued invitations TO the marriage of their
daughter, Bertha Ker, to Mr.. Edward Owen
| Leech. Wednesday evening. April 70. at 8
| O'Clock. The ceremony Will be performed
/ by Rev. ]. G. Butler, pastor, in Luther Place
| Memorial Church, and will be the nrst
wedding there since that beautiful edihce
| was rebuilt and rededicated
Mrs John Dougherty and her daughter.
| Miss Kathleen Dougherty of Yankton, south
| Dakota, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. sam
| Milton at the Royalton on M street north
| west.
Mrs. and Miss Whitside. wife and
| daughter Of the late Gen. Samuel M Wmt-
| side have returned from Charleston, 3. G.,
| where they have spend the past winter,
and are now at Woodley Inn,. on the Ten
leytOwn road.
| Mrs. B. Ogder. Loxley and son of Phila-
| delphia arrived Tuesday for ten days
| visit to Mrs. Loxley's parents, Prof. ana
| Mrs VIM. ]. Rhees of 1922 18th street,
| where she will be pleased to see her friends,
informally, tomorrow afternoon.
| Miss Catherine O'Neill and Miss Toomey
| of Chicago, who are en- tour of the United
States, are devoting few days or their
| trip to visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. Charles d. Walcott has left town
| for brief visit in Baltimore.
| Miss Anna Linton Herndon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George p. Herndon, 1915 Yer
mont avenue and Mr.. Paul Holder Hern-
| don of Tampa, Fla, were married Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at the home of the
| bride by Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. The
| bride was gowned in white, and wore as Or
| naments handsome diamond brooch, pre-
| scented by her mother, and a diamond
| locket a gift of the groom The couple re-
| ceived many very beautiful and costly pres
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon went by
steamer to Savannah. Ga, where they will
visit the groom's sister, and from there
| will go to Tampa, Fla, their future home
Dr. and Mrs c. Duffey have gone to Her,
| Jacksonville, n. c., for months stay.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
| IneZ Latham, daughter of Mr.. X. {. Lath-
| am of Hickory Grove, Loudoun county, Va,
| to Mr. Frank Pitcher of Fauquier county,
| Va The ceremony will take place at the
| home of the bride Wednesday, April IL.
The engagement has just been announced
| of Miss katherine Reed, daughter of the
| late Speaker Reed, to Lieut.. Arthur 7. Bal
| entine, son of Capt. D. c.. Balentine of this
| city. Miss Reed made her debut while her
father was at the height of his national
| prominence Since his death she and her
| mother have travelled extensively in this
| country and abroad. They are now In this
| city.
| Arthur T. Balentine is a native offspring
| field, Ohio, and was educated at common
schools and Ohio State University. He was
| city engineer of Springfield when the Span
| ish-American war began. He organized a
| company for the I'd Regiment, United
| States Volunteer Engineers, and served as
| an officer in Cuba, afterward was appointed
| first lieutenant in the 31st Regiment United
| States Volunteer Infantry, and served In
| the Philippines two years. He was ap-
| pointed in 1901 by President Mckinley
| first lieutenant of the coast artillery, and
has since been occupied in that branch OF
| the army service. He is at present sta
| toned at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs. Ellis S. Pepper of st. Louis is at the
Riggs Hotel.
| Miss Winona Johnson, daughter Of Col.
| and Mrs. Edmond Johnson of Vineland, N.
j., niece of the Princess Salam-Salam of
Germany, is visiting the family of DIR. F.
| T. Chamberlin for few days. Miss john
son expects to return to Germany with her
aunt in May.
The coming marriage of Miss Margaretta
Holmes Mccormick, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs Marshall Mccormick of Berryville,
Va, to Mr.. Charles F. MCGUIRE is
nounced. The ceremony is to take place
Wednesday evening, April %. The bride
and groom have many friends in this city
and Alexandria.
very interesting and enjoyable recep-
ton was given last evening by Miss Car
RE o. Jackson of Mt Pleasant, grand
daughter Of Judge John ]. Jackson of West
Virginia, in honor of Miss Marie Miller and
Mr. Alexander G.. Bentley, who will be the
principals of one of the early spring we'd
dings. The first part Of the evening was
devoted to the playing of games, each par
ticipant progressing as he or she won. At
ter the tally cards had been counted, beau
tiful prizes were presented to the winners
by the charming hostess. When supper was
announced the company, which included
the bridal party, marched to the dining
room. The procession in its church order
marched around the room three times and
then were served from a beautifully decor
ated table to a buffet supper. Among those
present were Miss Marie E. Miller, Miss
Mabel A. Green, Miss Lyde Waters, Miss
Maude Blaine Miss Helen Cassn, Miss
Edith LIE Due, Miss Clara May Blake
Donald Mclean, Harry Telluck, Leon L.
French Green and c. P Miller.
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