Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT HOME FROM HER
SOUTHERN TRIP.
Plans Of Diplomats for the Summer
Season-Timely Personal
Notes.

Mrs. Roosevelt and three of her children.
| who have been away on a short cruise IN
| Florida waters, returned TO Washington
yesterday. Mrs. Roosevelt greatly enjoyed
| the outing.
The British ambassador and Lady Durand
| will occupy the Kinnfcutt cottage at Lenox
| the coming summer.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Peters of
Philadelphia and Capt. Smedley D. Butler,
| L. s M. c.. will take place in June.
| The Cuban minister and Nine Quesada
| and their two children Will sail Thursday
| for Europe, to spend some time In travel
The American ambassador, Gen. Clayton.
| the retiring Spanish minister, Marquis de
| Nantoulet. and the Netherlands minister,
! Mr.. Won Swinderen, were the guests or
honor at a state banquet at the National
| Palace last week in the City of Mexico. TO
| the two first a farewell compliment and
| to the latter as a welcoming courtesy. he
| being also accredited to Mexico as minister
| as well as to this country.
The minister of Hayti and Nine. Leger
| have taken for the summer Il cottage at
| Deer Park. where they have spent several
| other seasons Their sons, who are In Paris
| at school. will spend their vacation with
| their parents as will Miss Kathleen Bourke,
their attractive young niece, whose birth
| day was made the reason for a very pleas
| ant informal gathering yesterday at the
| legation.
A most interesting figure in Washington
| society has passed away by the death or
| Miss Margaret Edes, whose serious Illness
| from pneumonia was noted in Saturday s
| Star. She died last night about O'Clock
| at the Hotel Brighton Atlantic City where
| she had been staying several weeks 10 re-
ttt1Nl hoy n
| matism and grip that had kept her pris-
oner nearly all the winter. Her home on
| X street popular place with hundreds
| and where 1t was her frequent pleasure 10
! entertain young people, children and grand
| children of her old acquaintance. Her New
| Year teas have long been noted as among
the most enjoyable gatherings of society
| each winter, being especially attractive 10
| the younger set Her health last December
did not permit her to arrange for the usual
| celebra ton and it was not until month
later that she felt able to carry out her
| intention. Then the tea, entirely FOR young
| people was in honor of Miss Morton and
Miss Elkins. Miss Edes belonged to an
old Washington family, whose properties
! and early homes were in Georgetown
The remains will be brought to this city
| today.
Miss Helen Barney, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles H. Barney and niece of the
late William c. Whitney, was married Sat
| urday in New York to Archibald stevens
|
The chancel of the church was canopied
| with masses of greens and genesta and
! banked with apple blossoms and other
spring flowers. The nave of the church was
| virtually transformed into a bower, and the
| majority of the guests were respondent in
spring costumes. The bride wore white
| satin. founced in point lace a point APP
plique veil and quantities of diamonds Her
| bridesmaids wore gowns of apple-green taft
| feta, trimmed with ruchings of the same
| material The bodices were made with
high corset belts trimmed with fiat bows of
green velvet, fastened with rhinestone
buckles. They wore picture hats of white
| chiffon and lace, made with fat crowns.
hand-pained with pink flowers and trimmed
| with white ostrich plumes and green velvet
ribbons. They carried apple blossoms and
wore the brides souvenirs, pendants of dia-
monds suspended to fine gold chains.
Mrs P. S. Garretson of 1912 18th street
northwest is on visit of two months 10
her daughter, Mrs. l. T. Bartlett of Rah-
way, N. j.
large number of friends and relatives
We're present Wednesday at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. B. Frank Maphis at Saums-
Vile, Va, when their attra ctive daughter
katherine Erma. became the bride of Mr.. l.
Holmes Crabill of this city, the Rev. w. j.
| Cooke of Atlanta. Ga, officiating. The
| bride was attfred in a beautiful princess
| gown of white tulle over silk, and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses Miss Beu-
lah Maphis, sister of the bride was maid
| the groom, was best man. Mr.. and Mrs
| Crabill were the recipients of many hand
some and useful presents They left on the
| night train for PHILADELPHIA where they
| TOOK ship for Jamaica. They will reside
| in this city.
| at her former home In Pittsburg lately
| was the guest of honor for whom her sis
| ters entertained at card party. Mrs
| Bennett, her mother gave an afternoon
! children in af ha-
| grandson, who accompanied his mother.
| Col and Mrs. A. L. Towar are visiting
| Col. and Mrs Z. a. Koerper 2234 Q street
Invitations are out for the past week for
| the wedding reception of Miss Marian Bell
| and Mr.. David G. Fairchld at Twin Oaks
| Woodley lane, Tuesday, April %, at
| O'Clock The ceremony will occur a half
hour earlier Rev. DR.. Hamlin will officate
and Mr.. Charles l.. Marlatt will be best
| man.
The Violet Pleasure Club spent a delight
| ful time at the home of Miss Nettie Kluge
| 935 E street southwest Friday evening
| interesting games were played, after which
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Miss Gladys Miller. Mr. Leroy
kluge. Mr.: John Green. Miss Nettie Kluge,
| Mr.. Alfred Buchanan, Miss Irene Godron
and Mr.. Ralph Stedman.
Mr.. and Mrs. WESTINGHOUSE entertained
at dinner last night the French ambassa-
DOR and Nine. Jusserand. the controller
OF the currency and Miss Ridgely, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Spencer Mr. and Mrs. David
H.. Mckee, Miss Boardman, Major Won Eft
| eel. military attache of the German en-
bassy; Charles H. Woodruff and Miss
| Wadsworth, who Is their house guest
Mrs. Burton Macafee expects to return
| home the latter part of this week from an
extended visit to her former home in Mon
| treal, Canada, and with her sister in the
Ad1rondacks. After Easter Mrs. Macafee
VIII be at home, informally, her usual days
curing April and May.
| Mrs. Grace Greenwood Andrews has Is
| Sued invitations to the marriage of her
daughter. Bessie Clarissa, to Mr.. Arba
Bryan Marvin, jr., of Schenectady, N. Y.
| The ceremony will take place in the apart