Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CARDS OUT FOR SEVERAL OF THE
EASTER WEDDINGS.
Other Matters of Timely Interest
Travel Plans
Notes.

Out the invitations Tor the marriage or
their daughter Marie to Mr.. Davenport
Brown at noon Wednesday. April 25 at
their residence on Rhode Island avenue
The invitations are limited to the relatives
and close personal friends of the coup,e
The bride will be attended by her sister.
Mrs John Leggett Pultz of New York,
pride OF last month and Miss Foraker and
MISS Cotton The couple will go abroad
Tor the honeymoon travels and will take
up their residence In Boston upon their
return next autumn.
senator Fryes granddaughter Miss
Emma Frye White, will shortly be mar
ried to DR. Horace Payne Stevens of Bos-
ton. Miss Briggs. whose engagement TO
Mr.. Carrot A. Hobart, jr was announced
last year, went to New York today where
MRS. Hobart and her son VIII also spend
a fortnight. Both Miss White and Miss
BriggS have spent the winter here with
their grandfather, but neither has yet an
nounced the date of their prospective we'd
dings.
Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied by her
children, Ethel. Archie and Quentin the
childrens governess and Mrs Rooseyelt's
maid, left Washington for Fernandina
Fla, on the Florida limited over the
southern railway this morning At Fer
nandina they will board the Mayfower
for cruise of about ten days in West
Indian waters. Mrs. Roosevelt is taking
the trip for the purpose of securing a
rest, ana does not expect to be entertain
ed by the people either in Cuba or Porto
Rico.
Mrs. Thomas Munroe Elliott has Issued
cards for the marriage of her daughter
Helen Munroe. to Mr.. Harry S. Whiting
Wednesday evening, April - at o clock
at 1896 Calvert street
Colonel and Mrs BromweU enterta ned
at dinner last night the Brazilian ambas-
sador and Nine. Nabuco. Justice and Mrs
Holmes. the minister from Norway and
Nine. Hauge, the Swiss minister Major
and Mrs. Hodges, MIR. and Mrs Garfield
Mrs. Gaff Miss Wetmore, Miss Josephine
Patten. Colonel Burr and Captain Buck.
Mr.. Cornelius n. Bliss ir whose mar
riage with Miss Zaidee Cobb is to take
place in this city Thursday. April &c, will
give his farewell bachelor dinner in New
York April &.
The ladies of the Excelsior Literary Club
will be entertained Friday evening by an
illustrated lecture on The Historic Homes
of Washington in the parlors of Mrs
Bradley, 6i7 East Capitol street
The Congenials will give their regular
monthly assemblage at National Rifles Ar
mory this evening at $50 o'clock.
Beta Gamma Chapter of the Psi Omega
Dental fraternity, George Washington Uni
versity, gave dance to friends. both with
In and without the university last evening
at Mrs. Dyer's. Chairman Marion E, Har-
rison was assisted by DIR. John Madert and
Dr. Allan 5. Wolfe on the floor committee.
The members of the bowling team of ST.
Marks Lutheran Church, which has been
so successful during the season. We're the
guests Thursday evening of the 'F RS"
tan incog. society of young LADIES'. The
evening was delightfully."- spent and a col
lation was served. Among the guests were
Rev. j. l.. Frantz, pastor of st. Marks;
Messrs Fl. Fellnger, Kluge, Steadman Sun
void, Fredericks, Voehl, Miller F. Fellin-
ger. Mesdames Noack, Felinger Misses
Epply kIuge, Fellinger, Taylor. Strobel
and Noack.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs John Gross on florida
avenue northeast last Sunday in honor OF
the SEVENTEEN birthday of the father of
the host, Mr.. A. Gross. Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust schmitt rendered some German songs
appropriate to the occasion. The others
present were the Misses Marie and Lena
Gross, Mr.. ]. j. Bischof Mr.. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Schmtt. Mrs. Thorn, Mr.. George
Schroeder and Edward Thrift, c. Thrift,
Andrew Gross, jr., Johnnie Gross and Katie
Gross.
The "We'' Club met last Monday evening,
March 20. at the home of Miss Louise f.
Hartmann, 1926 9th street northwest An
other meeting will be held next Saturday at
the residence of Miss Mary Hoge.
Mrs. Carrico, Wife of Dr. Albert j. Carrico
and Miss Lucy Dent Carrico are at Atlantic
City. Mrs Carrico, who has been seriously
i'll, is rapidly regaining her strength.
Mrs. G. Berry Poets of New Haven, Conn,
is the guest of Admiral and Mrs. Prindle.
Mrs. Frederick w. Carlyle, who has been
spending the winter at the Grafton, Will
leave Washington in few weeks to make
her home in Los Angeles. Cal. where Mr.
Carlyle has business interests. Their friends
regret their departure from the capital.
DR. Thomas y. Hammond and his daugh-
ter, Virginia, sailed Wednesday morning