Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

the Secretary Taft party, returned to Can
| onchet. Narragansett Pier, last week.
Representative Bourke Cochran fingered
in California on IS return with Secretary
Taft's party. After large luncheon given
by friends there last week Mr.. Cochran
entertained the guests during the afternoon
with his experiences in the imperial courts
of China and Japan.
Mrs Clover wife of Commander Glover,
u. s. N, is at her New Hampshire
avenue residence, hav ng returned with her
daughters Dora and Beatrice from a
| lengthy tour. which took them nearly
around the world. Commander Glover hav-
ing completed his term of sea duty. will be
with his family here this winter. The re-
turn of Mrs. Clover is always hailed with
the greatest delight by juvenile society, of
which she is the special hostess and for
whose entertainment she has planned so
many beautiful balls.
First Assistant Secretary Thomas Ryan
of the Interior and Mrs. Ryan have re-
turned from a few weeks visit to relatives
in Topeka and st. Louis. They are now en-
tertaning their son and his wife, First
Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan of Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Charles Barrie of New York is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Marshal ]. Barrie of
18th street. Mr.. Barrie will remain, in
Washington until about New Year, when
he will go to Nassau, n. p, Bahama Is
lands, to open hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. P. Crandall of Kansas
City, Mo, have come to Washington to re-
side.
Miss Dorothy Whitney, daughter of the
late William c. Whitney, and Miss Jennie
Crocker. sister of Mrs. Francis Burton
Harrison the two wealthlest girls IN
the long list of debutantes who will be pre-
| scented in New York the coming winter.
The first named began life as a famous
parsonage, SO to speak, her christening
party following the ceremony at st. John
Church this city, Easter Monday, April
H. 1887 being attended by President and
Mrs. Cleveland, the cabinet and all the
important folks of the time. There We're
souvenirs of the party. which are still
treasured in memory cabinets in this city
little egg-shaped white MORE boxes. the
cover decorated with a Cupid driving an
Easter lily near baptiSmal font, daintily
done in water color, and the name and
Cate below in gilt lettering. The boxes
were filled with small candies.
The marriage of Miss Annie Hitchcock
and Lieut.. Commander Sims, being ar
ranged for ST. Johns Church the 21st,
will give an opportunity for large circle
of their friends in public and private life
to witness the event No reception will
follow but the relatives and bridal party
will be entertained at breakfast at the
home of the Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Hitchcock when the President and
Mrs Roosevelt and the cabinet will be
present This is already an established
form for a wedding in a cabinet family
having been the plan at the marriage Of
which event was the most conspicuous
in cabinet circles for many years prior to
the date.
The wedding party to attend Miss Eliza
beth Underwood Cox and Mr.. Stuart Wells
Jackson on Saturday next at St. Pauls
Church will include Miss Janet D. Jackson
of Warrenton, Va, as maid of honor Miss
Virginia Vail and Miss Pauline Vail Of
Morristown. n. j., and Miss Mamie Carr
and Miss Julia Wilson of this city, as
bridesmaids Mr.. Reginald Heber jackson,
brother of the bridegroom, will be best
man. and four Yale men of his class of 9S
will be among the ushers-Messrs Paul A.
McQuaid. Franklin A. Lord, Frederick
Mr.. Stephen Van Rensselaer, of Orange
n. j.. and Charles F. Wilson of this city.
Mrs. William A. Stone, the wife of the
former governor of Pennsylvania is spend
ing the fall in Paris. Accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Isabelle, she sailed for Italy
last spring. Miss Margaret Stone who
had been all winter al school in "Vevey."
joined her mother and sister in Florence
where they spent two months. Later thew
visited, among other places, Monte Carlo,
cannes Mentone and Geneva spending a
great part of the summer touring SwitZer-
iand, even going to st. Bernard Hospice
three days drive from Chamounix They
also travelled in Germany and Holland
Mrs. Stone now has plans to travel still
farther-through Spain, to Egypt and
Japan.
Miss Trescott Of this citv is VISITING
MISS Ruth Ely in Providence, r. l. where
a number of informal entertainments have
been given for her. She will return the
last of November
The marriage of Miss Mabel Bayard
Warren eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel D. Warren of Marlboro street and
a granddaughter of the late Secretary of
State Bayard, to Mr. Joseph Gardner Brad
ley of Harrisburg Pa, Will take place on
saturday, November 4. at high noon in
Trinity Church, Boston, and will be fol-
| lowed by breakfast at the Warren home
Miss Warren is to be escorted and given
away by her father, and is to be attended
by six bridesmaids. The wedding will be
far and away the most brilliant of the fall
matrimonial events in Boston, and the
world Of society Is anticipating the event
with more than ordinary interest. Miss