Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LOOKING FORWARD
TO EASTER MONDAY JOYS.
Events of Recent Happening and Some
of Coming Importance-Per-
sonal Notes.

| men in town, some of the official side or
| Washington life ought to be seen soon
| again. The Roosevelt children will enjoy
the Easter Monday pageant in the White
| House grounds. and the chances are that
| some of their elders will also be present
| with them in the windows or the bal
| conv.
| The egg rolling in the White House
| grounds Easter Monday will be limited
to children and those accompanying them.
| between am and l pm. There will be no
| concert by the Marine Band in the White
! House grounds in the morning, but the
| band will play in the White lot in the after
| moon.
The usual concerts will be given by the
| Marine Band in the White House grounds
during the summer
Miss Helen Varick Boswell has gone to
| New York for short visit to Miss Mil
! dred Reid. On Tuesday Miss Boswell will
respond to a toast, "Womans part in the
| Body Polite, at a luncheon of go covers
| to be given at Delmonco's by the New
| York State Woman's Republican AsSocia
| ton. Governor Higgins and Postmaster
! Wilcox will be distinguished guests, at
| tending the luncheon and responding to
| toasts.
| Mrs. Thomas B. Lamb. regent of the Kan
| sas City, Mo-. chapter. and Mrs. F. o. F.
| Harbeson, delegates to the d. A. r., leave
| Sunday for New York.
Rev. and Mrs w f. De Riemer and Miss
| Grace De Riemer will leave Washington on
| Monday. April a. to spend the summer in
| Portland, Ore Mr. De Riemer will be in
charge of the Smithsonian Institution ex-
hibt at the Lewis and Clarke Exposition.
holidays with relatives in Philadelphia, New
| York and Atlantic City.
Miss Gertrude Wagner of this city was
| honor wedding
in Pittsburg of Miss Henrietta Goehring
and Mr. I. H. Goehring.
The wedding of Miss Laura E. Jansen,
| formerly of this city. and the Rev. Edwin
S. Carson will take place Monday, April "a,
| at noon, in the Church of the Nativity,
| 18th and Mount Vernon streets, Philadel
phia. The ceremony will be performed by
| the Rev. l.. N. Galley, rector of the church,
| assisted by the Rev. Herman w. Jansen,
| brother of the bride.
| Capt Smedley Darlington Butler of the
| Marine Corps and Miss Ethel Peters of
Philadelphia will go to the Philippines
| shortly after their wedding, as the captain
| has been ordered there.
! Mr.. and Mrs. d. Salomonsohn will be
| at home Sunday, April 80, from until 10
| p. M, at 5O4 NJ street northwest, in honor
| Of the bar mitZwah of their Max next
| Wednesday, April 26
| of Miss Amanda V. Houston Wednesday
| evening, April 10, in honor of her birthday.
| Many beautiful presents were received.
| Solos were rendered by Mr.. Arthur Turner.
after which dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour. Those present were the Misses
Alice Turner. Lottie Cahoe, Lauro Brown
| ing, Annie Huck, Mrs. NJ. Lame, c. Mas
sino, Mabel Flowers, Lillian ONeil, Mrs.
Veal, Kate Garcia. Mrs Atkinson, Mrs.
| Annie White and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bell;
Messrs. Arthur Turner, Gordon, William
Shoots, Jackson, Joe Caspau, William Stur-
| geon, Coats, P. Hall, c. Griffith William
kirnan, D. E. Webb, Lewis Neshire, j. ].
Bickings, s. R. Turner and James.
Mrs. ]. T. Turner, with Miss NJ Elsie
| Turner is spending the Easter holidays
with her sister, Mrs. H B. Plumb, Brook
| Ign, N. Y.
Miss nellie Foster of Capitol Hill has gone
| to Atlantic City for the Easter season.
| Rev. John B. Kelly of Syracuse, N Y,
with his bride, is visiting his parents, Rev.
| Dr. and Mrs. ]. T. Kelly, at 1867 Kenesaw
| avenue Mr.. Kelly has nearly recovered
| from his recent serious Illness that he hopes
| to resume his work quite soon
| Mr.. and Mrs Jackson H. Ralston sailed
where they expect to spend about two
| months.
Miss Marie Montgomery Edelin, has re-
turned to her home in 18th street after a
visit with friends In New York
Mrs. William Woolls. 6o7 Queen street,
! Alexandria,, Va, will not be at home Tues
| day, April %, on account of the death of
! relative.
| Mrs. G. E Wade has gone to Baltimore to
attend the funeral of her father.
! Miss Constantia Albert is at Atlantic City
| for the Easter season.
|
visit to her sister, Mrs. Silas Matthews,
| 1925 B street southeast
Wednesday evening, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Slas Matthews, 1925 street
southeast a merry party of young people
| gathered in honor of Master Preston Mat
| thews' eighth birthday. Games, music and
! dancing were INDUCED in until o'clock,
| when the young folks repaired to the dim
ing room, where, around a prettily deco
| rated table, refreshments were served.
| Among those present were Misses Mil
dred Lithgore, Annie Fitzhugh, Gladys
| Constance Wood, Mary Evelyn Wright
Lane, Irone Lane, Evelyn Healey, Edith
Franks, Grace Maher, Luise Cary, Mary
| Speaker Edna Birch and Elsie Healey and
| Masters Ritchie Hall, George Walker,
| Thomas Lane, John Lane, Ambrose Healey,
| Leroy Franks, Charles and Ellsworth
| Franks, Emery Walker, Harry Wright,
| Preston Matthews, Fred Hide and Eugene
| Speaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wood. Mr..
| and Mrs. A. Franks Mr. Oscar Hartman,
| Mr.. Fry and Miss Selia Barrett.
| Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Austin and Mrs ].
| W. Pinchot of this city sailed today for
| foreign ports from New York.
| Mr. Pavloff, whose wife was Mile. Irene
| des Planques and whose marriage took
place at the Russian embassy in this city
| in February of 1903, will, it is understood,
be shortly appointed Russian minister to
| China. Countess Cassini is now staying
| with the Pavloffs in Paris.
| Mr. Vista r. Thompson, U. S. N, and
Miss Alice E. Cooley were quietly married
at o'clock Thursday, April 90 1905, at
| 1918 14th street northwest, the home of
| the bride Rev. Thomas c. Easton officiat-
ing. The bride was daintly gowned in
white silk null and carried a large shower
| bouquet of white sweet peas. The maid
of honor, the brides sister, Miss L. Anna
| Cooley, wore pink organdie and carried a
| bouquet of pink sweet peas. The groom
| was attended by Mr.. Albert Mackenzie as
! best man. The parlor was tastefully deco
| rated with ferns and potted palms, and
| the ceremony was performed under a smi-
| lax wedding arch in the presence of only
| the family and relatives. A delightful re-