Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-04

age that Miss Roosevelt was at her debut.
the first year Of her residence in the White
House.
Miss Roosevelt arrived Friday in Clncin-
natl for her visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner
Wauingford the brother of the latter being
Representative LOngworth. whose mothers
home IS to be the scene of her stay. Miss
Roosevelt lust like less favored mOrtalS
who go travelling. had a little shopping to
do Thursday and with Miss Josephine
Boardman, who is 10 go with her to MANN
next month. were the observed of many
while they were inspecting all sorts of
small wares and quantities of dainty tinery
in one of the big shops. Miss Roosevelt
had on a short plated dress of black and
white check with touch of red appearing
in the trimming of the short Jacket. Red
velvet trimmed a small straw toque and a
red leather belt was worn. The Long
worths place in Cincinnati is called Rock
wood. Among ether festivities, Miss
Roosevelt Will be entertained at dinner at
the Pillars. Mr.. and Mrs Buckner Waling-
ford Mr. and Mrs. George II. Ingalls, and
Miss Anne Harrison being the hosts and
hostesses. Miss Rebecca Anderson, Miss
Gladys Ingalls, and Miss Marion Harrison,
debutantes this season in the Wallingford-
lngalls-Harrison families. will divide the
honors of the occasion with the daughter
of the President. lockwood is now in its
most radiant bloom and there are few
places anywhere. and none hereabout that
can match 1t for natural beauty.
BOnaparte. is said to have accepted his new
public duty with exceeding reluctance but
every one is hoping that the statement is
wrong, already in circulation, that when ne
did accept it was with the reservation that
the position did not necessarily mean a
change Of residence to this city. Their old
home in Baltimore, on ST. Paul street is en-
oeared by many memories. and is one of
the most interesting spots in the Monument
tai city by reason of its treasures in art
books and Napoleonic relies. Mrs Bona
parte lives quiet life and is not generally
known outside her personal acquaintance,
which naturally include most of the prom
inent residents and certainly all those
longest identified with the section in which
she lives None OF the plans for the future,
however. has yet been considered, the
Bonaparte summer home near Baltimore
Will again be opened. and It Will be there
generally the next two months that the
coming head of the navy will seek recrea-
ton and rest from his official duties. A
lady who met Mr.. Bonaparte for the first
time at a White House function not long
ago said TO him: so, at last l have the
pleasure OF meeting the great Bonaparte"
mo, no. madam" he instantly replied;
''this is the humble Bonaparte."
The wedding at 4 o'clock tomorrow OF
Miss Alicia Van Reypen and Baron Serge
Alexander kOrf of Russia will. as already
told in these columns. he accompanied by
double ceremony, at which the archbishop
OF the Greek church In this country Rev.
A. Hotoyitzky. will otTciate in the presence
OF the legal witnesses incidental TO the rite
followed in the Greek church. The brides
pastor Rev Roland Cotton Smith. u. D.,
VIII perform the second ceremony The
bride Will have no attendants. but a group
of her personal friends. Mrs. Edward Mar
shall, Mrs. David Fairchild. Miss Frances
Relm Of New York and Miss Streeter OF
Concord. n. H.. will witness the ceremonies
with the family party a reception for
about one hundred and fifty guests will
follow to which the Invitations are from
10 :. Baron Korff and his bride will be-
gin their honeymoon travels here, but will
shortly sail for Europe to spend some time
In visiting interesting points until they go
10 Finland. where the former IS pro-
fessor Of Russian law at Heisngfors Uni
VerSlty- This last American girl TO marry
a foreigner is exceptionally well educated.
and a most graceful representative of her
country. She met her future husband
while abroad three years ago with her
father, Rear Admiral Van Reypen who
was In attendance on Red Gross colven-
ton.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Margaret
Boyd and Mr.. Octavius Charles Smith will
take place Tuesday morning at ST. Joseph's