Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WASHINGTON BELLIES AT HORSE
SHOW AND BALL.
Prince Louis Dance Tonight Aboard
the Drake-Engagement Announc-
ed-Personal Notes.

8. Cowles.
At the horse show yesterday Miss Roose-
velts costume gave distinction to the pop
ular fancy for olive green this autumn.
Her gown was of that shade, and was
trimmed with braid of the same color. n
long stole of grayish brown fur went twice
around the neck and hung down on eacn
side Her hat matched the dress color ana
was trimmed on the left side with an enor-
nous bird of paradise aigrette of corn color.
She wore white gloves
Other notable toilets were worn by
Miss Corinne Douglas Robinson, a cousin or
Miss Roosevelt's. sapphire velvet ana a nat
of the same shade, Mrs Fred Grant mouse
colored velvet, Miss Maud Wetmore In the
evening wore black Jet and lace over white.
with a black and white hat, and Lady
Susan Towniey wore black cloth and a
black hat trimmed with shaded green feath-
ers.
Miss Josephine Durand is in New York
staying with Mrs Thomas Gan, VINO Is
chaperonng party there for the princes
ball tonight Miss Calf and the Misses
Switzerland are with her.
AT the marriage Saturday next at Nor
folk Va. of Miss Maria Ten Eyck Decatur
Mayo, daughter of Capt. Wyndham Mayo
of Norfolk to Mr.. Walter Livingston Cut
ting the bride Will be attended by MISS
Virginia Latrobe of Baltimore, Nd. as
maid of honor. There will be no brides
maids. Mr.. Edwin Bartlett of Portsmouth,
N. H., is to be best man. The ushers VIII
be Messrs. Clarke Thompson. Wyndham
Mayo, jr.; Decatur Mayo, James De Won
Cutting, Brigham Curtis, Nicholas Btddle
and e Townsend Irwin.
After the ceremony there will be a break
fast at the brides home, in Freemason
street, Norfolk. The couple after their
wedding tour will live on Meadowbrook
Farm, at Lenox, Mass
The marriage of Miss Adelaide Daniels
Lanahan, daughter of Mr.. Charles NJ. Lam
ahan, to Mr.. Henry Duranquet Brennan of
New York, will take place tomorrow at
noon at the Baltimore Cathedral, when
Cardinal Gibbons will officiate.
Miss Ella G. Mccall of New York will be
the maid of honor and Mr.. T. b. Brennan
of New York will be his brothers best
man. The bridesmaids will be Miss M.
Jennings Carroll and Miss Margaret Nc
Elroy of Providence, R. l. The ushers are
to be Messrs Charles Brooks, Lloyd
Brooks and Edward d. Farrell, jr, of New
York; Richard Watkins of Washington and
Wilson Miles Cary, jr., and J. Clarke Du-
lany of Baltimore
The wedding will be followed by a break
fast at 1909 ST Paul street the residence
of Mrs. Lanahan, and the couple will leave
for a trip north. They will reside in New
York.
Public hospitality is now nearly over for
Prince Louis and he will now have
taste of the luxurious life led by some OF
his prospective New York entertainers. To-
day he is spending with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
B. Alexander at Tuxedo and tomorrow ne
will &C to Rllinebeck to spend a couple of
days with Col. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston
and where a large house party will greet
Him Mrs William Aston gives dinner OF
fifty covers for him Friday night in New
York
The celebration Of Mr. and Mrs Leo c.
Brooks fifteenth wedding anniversary
brought a houseful of their friends aoous
them last evening and was the occasion OF
a very happy time. Pink chrysanthemums |
autumn leaves, palms and vines decorated |
the house. The host and hostess, the lat |
ter wearing a pink satin with rose point |
lace, were assisted by the sister of the |
latter Mrs. John P. Doyle, who wore irish
lace over taffeta, and the Misses Hazel and
Alma De Larue, the first in blue and the
latter in white silk. A buffet supper was |
served Rev Thomas Outwater of this |
city, who officiated at the marriage of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Brooks, was present last evening |
to offer his congratulations. Mrs. BROOKS |
was formerly Miss Jessie e. Perkins OF |
this city Among the out-of-town guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hall and Mr.. ana |
Mrs William lsner of New YORK; Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Dickey and Mr.. Vandoren OF |
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis FOX |
of Albion, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ]. Adler announce
the approac ching marriage of their daughter |
Gertrude to Mr.. Charles Milton Newman |
of North Carolina, the wedding to take |
place on the evening of Wednesday No |
ents.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Barber left yesterday |
for New York and will be away several
days.
The Merry Fourteen gave their annual |
straw ride Thursday last, despite the cold |
weather to ForeStville, where they were
given a dance and reception at the Odo
Fellows Hall. Among those who attended
the ride were the Misses Mabel Leapley, |
Mary Bailey Ella Shaw, Marion Meichoir, |
Nody Grimes, Bessie Bernard and Jeanette |
Sloan; also Messrs. William Russell, Fred
Murray Harry Baker, Harry Mann WI,
liam flaming, Louis Rolater and Edward
HoHang.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Moss entertained
a small company at breakfast Sunday |
morning last in their apartments on 18TH
street northwest, the occasion being the an
niversary of the birthday of Prof IL 4. |
SALESMAN, who was the guest or honor. Inc
breakfast room was beautifully decorated |
with flowers and Japanese designs, and
many rare curios from the orient were dis |
played and much admired. The other guests |
were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hardy. Mrs. |
Victoria A Ripley of New York and Prof. |
William deFord.
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Dodd of this city an |
nounce the marriage of their daughter Jo- |
sephine F. to Mr.. John A Powell of Can |
ton Mass at Baltimore, Nd, September |
80, by Rev. David florence Nealy.
The Mems Club of Vermont Avenue Chris |
tan Church was delightfully."- entertained |
at fife beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. !
James w. Crutcher of Cleveland Park. A |
short business session was held. after |
which music was furnished by the sweet |
singer Miss Farmer, accompanied by |
Misses Lee Hill and Bigler of Fairmont |
Seminary, also Mr.. Palmer and mother. |
At the conclusion of the program refresh |
ments were served. Among those present |
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George P: Robinson.
Mr. w Frank Butts, Miss Marion Waters, |
Miss Mary Crutcher, Mr.. and Mrs. James |
Crutcher, DIR. and Mrs. Jenner, Mrs. H. s.
Palmer, MIR. Clyde Palmer DR.. and Mrs.
Ferguson, Mr.. Stoes. Miss Lee. Miss Bigler, |
Miss Hill, Miss Farmer. Mr.. W. A. Allen, !
Mr.. D. F. Gray, Mr.. A. Piper, Mr. Shelton, ,
Mr.. Wade, Mr. Eddingfeld Mr.. Wick. Mr.. |
Spear, Mr.. Matthews, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Mill
sap, Mr. C. W. Combs, Mr.. Wygant. Mr..
4, s. Leidlgh. Rev. F. D; Power Mr. Nc
Mr.. Burson DR.. Hayes, Mr.. Mighton, Mr.. |
P. Trent. Mr. John Lewis, Pref Carleton
Mr. Fitch, Mr.. Spencer, Mr.. Bradley, Mr..
L. B. Stine Mr.. Mackenzie, Mr.. L. e. Fitz. |
Mr. ]. o. Hudson, Mr.. j. V. Wyatt, Dr.
Brightwel Col. Alvord. Mr.. Thompson and
Mr.. C. NJ. Reich.