Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
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Journal
Accompanied by Mrs. Shaw and Willis L.
Moore and Mrs. Moore, Secretary Shaw left
Washington late yesterday afternoon for
Tampa, Fla. Secretary Shaw's visit TO
Tampa is incidental TO the acceptance OF
an invitation extended some time ago to
attend the Florida state fair, which is now
in progress. The invitation was given the
Secretary by a COMMITTEES of leading Flor
idians. headed by Representative Spark
man. While there Secretary Shaw win de-
liver one or two speeches lie will return
to Washington Saturday night Before he
left yesterday Mr.. Shaw received scores of
kilograms from all parts of the country
congratnlating him on deciding 10 prolong
his stay in President Roosevelt's cabinet.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Bonaparte will do their official entertaining
the coming winter at their Baltimore resi-
dence, at Park avenue and Centre street.
AS the only custom which cabinet Of
ficer now feels Obliged to keep up is the an
nual dinner to the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, 1t is presumed that these distin-
guished guests will be entertained when
the Secretary's turn comes I'm house
which Is replete with historic interest and
mementoes of Napoleon and other great
men. Inasmuch as the cabinet is no
longer expected TO bring their colleagues
together when the President dines with one
honor his home friends by invitations.
Lieut. Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee will leave
here tomorrow afternoon for visit of IN
spectlon to the country place near Los
Angeles, Cal, where they expect to take
up their permanent abode after Gen. Chaf-
fees retirement from the Office OF chief of
STAN early next year. On their way gu.
they will pay short visit to Mrs. Chaf-
fees sister in Kansas City. They expect
to return to this city just before Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubers Rossnagel of Thu
ringia, Germany, who have been visiting
the principal points of interest In this
country, are spending few days with their
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Bender. at
Congress Heights, previous to their return
to Germany from New York city next FRI
day.
OF Frederick. Nd, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Helen Abel
Baughman. to DR.. Charles Henry Conley.
Miss Baughman is granddaughter Of
the late A. s. Abel of Baltimore and John
w. Baughman of Frederick, Nd. She made
her social debut year or two ago. and
was one Of Baltimore's most attractive de-
butantes. Since then she has been most
popular not only among her younger
friends, but with those of her parents as
well.
DR. Conley is of Montgomery county,
where his family have lived in a beautiful
old home for over forty years.
He is graduate of tie University Of
Virginia, and is a member of the Univer-
Miss Larrick of Virginia, and he is related
to the Guyer and Bryant families. He is
also related TO the late DR.. Hunter Nc
CURE, the well-known Virginia physician
At the marriage of Miss Heloise Chase
Ingersoll. daughter of Mrs. Edward Chase
Ingersoll, to Mr.. Joseph Edward Angel at
ST. Thomas Church Wednesday, November
y Ia ,ooiI Of hoy mill
Miss Eliza beth Eppes Mnetree and the
bridesmaids the Miss ANNE Florence
Knode of St. Paul, Mimi. cousin of the
bride, and Bette Preston Angel OF Rich
mond, sister of the bridegroom. The rib
bon bearers will be the Misses Kathryn
Livingston 1ngersoll and Alice Creath An
gel Messrs. John Lawrence Minetree,
Walter Gravenor, Maurice Pilson. Daniel
Fowler, all of Washington. and Paul
Crosby Chamberlain of West Brookfeld,
Mass, will serve as ushers.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger has returned
to her house in x street for the winter.
She will visit friends in New York during
December.
Miss May Coughlin of Leesburg. Va,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. S. D. Lewis, at
1898 ~ street southwest
Mrs. Greedy has invitations out for
debut reception for her third daughter
Miss Rose Greedy, Friday, December l.
Mr.. Samuel Hay Kaufman has sent out
the cards for the wedding reception of his
daughter, Louise, and DIR. John Crayke
Simpson Tuesday afternoon, December il,
from until o'clock. at 1421 Massachusetts
avenue.
Miss Grace Bell gave a tea yesterday
for her guest, Miss Cox Of Utica, N Y.
Mrs Aldrich wife of Senator Aldrich.
sailed for Europe yesterday to place Miss
Elsie Aldrich in school and will be abroad
most of the winter
DR.. and Mrs. Randolph Lowe Elliott have
issued Invitations for the marriage of their
Jessie Eugene, and Mr.. Charles
Newton Thompson at st. Andreys Church
Thursday December Z. at 7:30 pm On