The Washington times., 1905-09-13
ROOSEVE[TS WILL
HASTEN SEASON
Their Early Return of In
tereSt to Society.
NTE-OFFICIAL AFFAIRS
Presidents Wife Expected to Entertain
Before the Beginning of Actual
Social Season.

President Roosevelt's announcement
that he would return to Washington
September so will have the effect of
bringing society people back TO Wash
ington sooner than would otherwise be
the case, for il is said that Mrs. Roose-
velt, having become convinced of the
f.ckleness of spring weather at the
Capital, will devote some of her time
before the real official season opens to
receiving and entertaining friends at
small teas. or perhaps musicales.
Society was rained out at Newport
yesterday. and both the dog show and
flower show, which were held at the
Casino, had but few visitors. The ele-
ments seem set against Newport's
shows this year. for it will be remem-
bered that the horse show opened there
last week in a drenching rain.
Baron and Baroness Van TuylI We're
hosts fc- a dinner party at Newport
last evening Tine diplomats are most
of them, preparing to leave Newport
and the event of last evening will close
the brilliant season of the Van TuyIls
who have so ably represented the Meth
erlands in the society of this country.
They leave Newport Friday and will
visit Holland before coming to Wash
ington.
Viscount de Chambrun, who has been
one of the most popular men of the
resort this summer. has closed his sea-
son and reached Washington today. He
Will make his home at Stoneleigh Court
for the present.
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four years old. a founder of Sorosis AMI
of the Chaplin Home for the Aged, in
New York, and whose philanthropy in
the early seventies made such 4
figure as Helen Gould is TO day, is dead
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Kath-
arine Morse, of New Rochelle. Possessed
once of a princely fortune. she died
comparatively poor 1t was her money
that made it possible for Emma Abbott
the great singer, to have her voice
trained by the European masters.
Mrs. Benjamin Butterworth and DIR.
and Mrs. S. o. Richey are spending Sep
tember in Atlantic City
Miss Myrtle Gibson and William p.
Thorn were married hst evening at
the home of the brides mother, SO4
East Capitol street, in the presence of
friends of the young people. The Rev
E B. Bagby, of the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, officiated- Bride and
groom were attended by Miss Viola
Gibson and George l.. Thorn. sister and
brother, respectively, of the bride and
groom.
Mr. Thorn is an expert craftsman al
the navy yard, and like the bride has
large number of friends in Wash
mill rzsrfr a
their future home at Is Ninth street
southeast.
w. A. Thomas and Miss Florence FL
lott. both of Petersburg, Va, were
married in this city last evening, IN
the presence of a large party, Of friends
who accompanied them to the Capital
The Rev. +. B. Bagby officiated.
General Lord and Lady Cheylesmore
ended a months stay in America yes
terday afternoon and sailed for England
or the Kaiser Wilhelm. Before depar-
trre they took luncheon at Sherry's with
LADY Cfleylesmore's sister and mother
| Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Mrs
| Francis Ormond French. Mrs. Sydney
Smith was likewise Of the party
Justice and Mrs. Brown are at Haddor
Hall, Atlantic City
]. Augustus Taylor has gone TO Atlan
| tic city for a short outing
! St. Paurs Protestant Episcopal Churcl
was the scene yesterday afternoon o
one of this autumn's prettiest weddings
| when the Rev Enoch Thompson mar
ried Miss Gertrude Squires Brown
daughter of Mrs Richard /. Brown. o
Philadelphia, and Ethelbert Benjamin
Frey. of this city.
The brides gown was white sill
eolienne over white taffeta. with a yok
| OF rare lace. She carried a shower bou
! ouet of Bride roses Her sister. Mis-
| Sarah e Brown. Of Philadelphia, wa
maid OF honor. She wore gray hahq
| some gown of mousseline, trimmed
| valenciennes lace. and carried Douque
| OF bridesmaid roses. The bridesmaid.
Miss Lulu Frey, sister OF the groom
! and Miss Annie Goodacre, were ro"ne
like the maid of honor, and also carrie
pink roses. Edward Crane was the bes
| man. and the ushers were George
; Mueller. jr., Abram G. Frey, )r-, an
John A Wagonner. a reception for IN
families of the bride and groom an
their relatives was held after the cert
rnony in the residence OF MT ana Mrs
Joseph G Squires, uncle and aunt
the bride.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs Ere
left for their wedding trip- They VI
he at home on Wednesdays during Nc
vember AZ olb fourtn stISet Hoi az 80 80
Among the out-of-town guests weI
Mr. and Mrs. Peoples. Mrs. John
Snuircs. Mrs O. q. Hull, Miss Mau
Hull. Miss Helen Squires, Samuel
Shryock. jr.. Miss Minnie Helnem3l
ali of Philadelphia; the Rev. Charlie
Hunt and wife of Reading, Pa. an
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. +. Frey. Of Marriott;
Pa.
Miss Rose Well. of Baltimore. VIII
has been visiting her cousins. the Misse
We'll of this city. has returned TO he
home.
| NIIsses Hennie and Birdie Wolf haV
returned from! a Northern trip, whe
, thew Travelled through New York, Mia
| CARA. and Quebec. and spent coupl
! weeks in Boston.
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