Evening star., 1905-08-16

pany state that Miss Alice Roosevelt Will
| not come back with Secretary of War Taft
and party. Scheduled to return on the Ko-
rea about October l. Miss Roosevelt, it
| Is said. has been invited to visit the family
| of Minister w. w. Rockhill at PekIn, and
will leave the Taft party upon her return
| to Japan from Manila. Accompanied by
her companions. Miss Mcmillan and Miss
Boardman, she VII proceed to Pekin, later
| returning to Japan or Shanghai. where she
will board the steamer Mongolia, arriving
| here on November B.
The annual fruit and flower show at
| Lenox opened yesterday and afforded an In
| teresting place for the cottagers and ex-
hibitors to meet while pouring rain pre-
vented any participation in outdoor affairs.
Mrs. George Westinghouse won a diploma
for flower exhibit not in competition and
another for blackberries.
Miss Gertrude Hast. daughter of Mr..
George p Hast of Cumberland and a
former teacher IN the State Normal School
in Baltimore will be married at her home
tomorrow to Mr. Karl Frederick kellerman
of Ohio. who is now an assistant In the
Department of Agriculture at Washington.
Both young people students at tho
same time at Cornell University, from
which they graduated Miss Hast having
been a special student of literature. Mr..
Kellerman is a of Prof. kellerman OF
the Ohio State University. After gradual
ing from Cornell he was assistant professor
In botany there.
Mrs, Hermanus L. Baer, daughter of the
late Abner Mckinley and the favorite
niece of the late Presidents Mckinley, and
known the stage as Mabel Mckinley,
has left her summer home at Somerset for
New York to begin rehearsals in the play
in which she takes lad ng part ard Whlch
is to be given first production early IN
September. Mrs. Baer recently became the
Nf MIX I'M q n
where she dispensed generous hospitality
during the six weeks of her stay there.
Mr.. and Mrs D. T Gochenour of % r
street northwest left Tuesday for a months
vacation among friends in Virginia and
West Virginia. Mrs. Gochenour will not
return before October-or November.
Major George G. Cornish and Mr.. and
Mrs S. Hazen Bond sailed from New York
yesterday the Prinz Oskar of the Ham
burg-American line for Genoa. They Will
visit Switzerland, Austria and northern
Italy. returning to Washington about No
vember !.
Mr.. w II. sherier and daughters of this
city were very agreeably surprised by a
visit of son and brother from Idaho whom
they had not seen for twenty-five years.
Mr.. Will H Sherier will be pleased to see
his friends and relatives at his sisters resi-
dence, 1t21 3oth street northwest.
Miss Clara Sherier. accompanied by her
sisters, Misses Nettie and Sadie Sherier, and
their cousin, Miss Cora e. Sauter, have re-
turned to their home, 1927 35th street north
west, to meet their brother, Mr.. VIII II.
Sherier of Idaho
Mrs. Robert s. Brown of Chestnut avenue,
Takoma Park, with her mother Mrs James
Morrison of Roanoke street, returned Mon
day on the steamship Statenden after de-
lightful trip of two months spent in Great
Britain and central Europe, much benefited
by the trip.
Rev Donald c. Macleod. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Mac
Leod have returned from their vacation.
They have been away since the 1st of July
and have spent their time on the coast of
Maine and in Nova Scotia. For the past
ten days Mr.. Macleod has been attending
the Northtield conference.
Miss Gilmore Eastman WalGern, formerly
of Portland Me, and Mr. Joshua b. Col
lins of the census office were married to-
day by Rev. DR.. c. w. Gallagher at Rust
Hall Chapel. Only few invited guests
and relatives were present. The bride wore
a princess gown of white crepe de chine
and net over white silk and carried bride
roses The popularity of both Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins testified by the number of
beautiful presents they received. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for Balti-
more, where they will take the boat for
Boston, and from there will make
tended northern tour. After September 15
they will be at home al the Lexington.
Colonel and Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie who
have had an apartment in Stoneleigh Court
the past year, expect to occupy their own
house at 18th and streets next fall. 1t
has lately been vacated and is now under
going some changes and repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gilliland are up
in St. John, n. b, and enjoying a temper
ature of IS degrees.
Friends of Mrs. C. Well gathered last
evening at the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mrs. and Mr.. B. Endres, 1892
10th street northwest. to celebrate Mrs.
Wells ffty-ifth birthday anniversary The
early part of the evening was devoted to
music. Later the guests partook of a
bountiful supper. The Endres home was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
palms. Mrs Wen was the recipient of
many handsome presents.
Mr. and Mrs. William H McCaffrey and
nephew have returned from two weeks
stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Grace H. De Riemer. who has been
spending the summer in Portland, Ore, has
accepted position in Honolulu as teacher
OF vocal music in "a private school, and will
leave for the islands August IS and spend
the winter i'll Honolulu.
Mr.. J. II. Jones of the weather bureau
left TINS morning for a two weeks trip to
Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Nolan of Capitol Hill is
spending her summer vacation at Colonial
Beach, the guest of Miss Gertrude Eek
stein.
Mr.. Howard Harrison is visiting his sis
ter at Chattanooga, Tenn.
MI. George II. Birch and Samuel T. Payne
are spending their vacation In the vicinity
of Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Clara E. Hartigan and little grand
son orme have left the city for month at
the seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas announce the
marriage of their daughter Mary to Mr.
Patrlck NJ Loudon, Saturday July % 10O5
az their former home, 1918 Harvard avenue
Seattle. Wash. e'
Mrs Jordan and daughter Pearl Mrs
Smal!Wood and mother. Miss Sallie Gates
ana MISS Nora Jackson have gone to At
iantlc city for two weeks trip
MRS A. Melville Bell, Miss Ada Y. warl
man and Mr.. John Hitz are at the Iinpa
more Hills Inn, Frederick, Md