The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-09
Goes to indianapolis This
Afternoon.
ACTOR WEEDS AN HElRESS
Erroll Dunbar and Miss Sharpsteen
Married Yesterday-Fosters in
Eighteenth Street House.


of her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
and Mrs. John Timmons, will leave
the city this afternoon for indianapolis.
and tomorrow afternoon will be the
guest of honor at a reception in that
city, given by the United Literary
Clubs.
After a visit of a day or so in In
dianapolis, Mrs. Fairbanks will join the
Vice President In n visit to their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Fairbanks, in Astor street.
Chicago. They will not return to
Washington until the first of Decem-
Der.
The lieutenant and Mrs Timmons
have taken charming house in Leroy
place, off Connecticut avenue extend
ed, for the next year, and are now
comfortably ensconced there. Mrs.
Timmons attended her mother on her
visit to Mrs. Roosevelt at the White
House yesterday.
Two of the principal events of the
week will be the reception at the White
House Wednesday, when President and
Mrs. Roosevelt will receive the visiting
bankers. and the reception given at the
Arlington in the evening, when the Sec
same body of financiers.
Former Secretary of State and Mrs.
John w Foster are at their Eighteenth
street residence. where they have been
entertaining some notable European
travellers informally. The latter part of
last season, when so much was expected
of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster socially, found
them in mourning for a near relative,
and their entertaining for the early sea-
son will be very quiet.
Miss Helen 4. Sharpsteen. wealthy
Boston girl, and Enroll Dunbar, now
starring in Sherlock Holiness" We're
married Yesterday in New York at the
Little Church Around the Corner
with a number of the actors friends
as witnesses.
Mr.. Dunbar is Virginian with a host
of good friends in Washington. all of
whom will congratulate him on the an
nouncement-
1t was the announcement OF the en-
gagement of Miss Sharpsteen and Mr..
Dunbar last summer which caused lot
of comment, many of the fashionable set
being surprised by the unexpected news
The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey are among the notable people TO
early return to Washington They have
opened their Rhode Island avenue resi-
dence and are daily seen about the
streets, either driving or walking.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons. of New
York, have taken the attractive resi-
dence of Miss Anna Paulding. niece of
Senator Depew. located at the corner of
and Nineteenth streets. which was
occupied by Commander and Mrs. Wins
low for several seasons. The com
mander has been assigned to sea duty.
Mrs. Howell Carroll. of Baltimore.
has taken an apartment at StoneIeigh
| Court for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lanier Dunn. of Washington
gave a pretty luncheon at their villa
ut the Hot Springs, Va, Friday for her
young women friends, concluding with
bridge.
Among those invited were Miss Mar
| jorie Critten. Miss BETTY Collamore,
Miss Louise Gaylord, Miss Celeste Brit
ten. Mrs. Morris Johnston, Miss Kate
| Harris. Mrs. Egbert r. Leigh, Jr-, and
the Misses Lattimer.
Saturday Mrs. Lanier Dunn entertain
ed at luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Aver. Miss Aver, of Boston; Mrs.
Jose Aymar. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tiffany
Dyer, and others OF New York
Edward Mallet. jr., and daughter have
returned froC1 their summer vacation
/ and are now at 1904 X street northwest.
| Forty years ago on October I. Mr..
! and Mrs. John Grimstead were married
/ after a four years service of the groom
] Saturday evening the event was cele-
| brated at Mr. Grimstead's home, 400
| Eighth street northeast. in conjunction
/ with an old fashioned house warming
/ l,rimCtp4n
| of the board of review. Pension Bureau.
| Refreshments, cards and music formed
delightful evening. Col. =. a;
Keller made an address to the host and
| hostess. who are held in universal es-
TEEN. Mr.. Grimstead responded.
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Thomas Il. Crisp, Mr. and Mrs. Abram
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Keller. Mr..
! and Mrs. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dony. Mr..
| and Mrs. Sardo. DR.. and Mrs. Mcmillan.
| Riverdale Md: Mrs. King. Norfolk,
The Trolley Euchre Club met Satur-
day night at the home of Miss Pole
| Capitol Hill, this being the first meet
/ ing of the season of 1866.
| The new members enrolled are the
! Misses Jessie Besseleivre and Marion
| Grogan and John Barker. After a spir-
tied game of progressive euchre for two
| hours, the prizes. four tickets for the
Columbia. were captured by the Misses
! May Wells and Irene Pole, and VIII
! Kcmper ard Samule Pole
| The members then repaired to the
dining room, where a supper was served
! the table decorations being in running
roses ard fall flowers
! The floor was cleared for dancing
which was kept up until after midnight
/ Those present We're the Misses Marion
Grogan, May Wells. Irene Pole. Jessie
| Besseleivre. Bessie Steinle; VIII Kemper
John Barker. Harry Hamilton. Samuel
1 Pole and Edward Potter
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Steinle. on East Capitol
street.
Among the Washington visitors In
New York today are Miss A Atwater
J. Z. Baker. Miss Cavanagh. F. W. Con
Lor. n. o. Dean, Miss r. A; Ford S
Goldsmith. /. -. Graves. w. Greene
j. H Holland. II. Holmes. NJ. Johns
n J. Kearney. c: j. Koch. J; s. La
I1on W N MIS- M La o;conrMo-: lewis
Page. r. Pluym. L. G.. Porter. G. NJ
Rommell. S. w. Russell. G. F. Timms
w. Tuckerman ]. S. Wall Mrs l. s
Wall. d Way L. A. Barr. G. Barnett