The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-29
NieCeS' Visit
To the KeanS
Is Postponed
The Misses Roosevelt Will
Not Come to Washing
ton at Present.

The Misses Roosevelt of New York,
who We're to have been the guests or
their uncle, Senator kean, ana me
Misses kean for the Easter season, nave
postponed their visit until later IN tie
molth Of April, owing 10 the large
number of weddings during the Easter
holidays, end Immediately following, OF
their close friends, which would nave
made their visit here extremely snort
They will come later for a longer time,
as Senator Kean and his mother and
sisters will remain in Washington until
June, unless IL should turn unbearably
hot.
Major and Mrs. John A. Lejeune and
their children left Washington today Tor
San Francisco, from where they VIII
sail April 3, for Manila, 2. l., where
Major Lejeune has been ordered with
the First Brigade OF Marines
Miss Marguerite lie Breton. who has
been the guest Of relatives in New
York. has returned TO her home on Far
ragut Square.
Mrs. Stevens entertained a small com
pany informally at luncheon, followed
by bridge yesterday in her apartment
in the Connecticut.
Mrs /. D. NJ. Sweat. who occupies
handsome apartments in the Connecticut
left Washington this morning for New
York. and viii sail from there tomorrow
morning for Naples. and viii travel on
the Continent all summer.
Mrs. Gustav Schwab and Miss Schwab,
who have been spending several weeks
at Palm Beach and St. Augustine, Fla.
have returned 10 Washington, and are
at the Arlington for few days
Colonel Pederneiras, Of the Brazilian
embassy staff. has returned 20 Washing
ton from a short business trip 10 New
! York.
Mrs. Mark Brooke, wife of Lieutenant
Brooke has returned from Cuba. where
her husband has been stationed on
special duty since their marriage. and Is
on Twentieth street.
Miss Evelyn Chew. who has been
the guest of relatives in Philadelphia
for the past week, has returned to her
home on X street. Her SchOOi-glTl SIS
ter, Miss Lillian Chew, Is home from
boarding school for the Easter holidays
and IS the guest of their grandmotner,
Mrs. Titan J. COfey.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris is now in
Chicago for her usual spring visit
Mrs. Alexander CIohan, of Martins
burg. W. Va is spending the Easter
HOLIDAYS in Washington with her son,
Archie ClOhan, of the Bethel Military
Academy.
Miss Frances MahIon. daughter of
Mrs F. A. Faris. and Harry Blair
Haguer will be married Tuesday even
ing. April 8, in the home of the bride 5
mother, on Chaplin street.
Miss Adaline Culp, who is at school
| in Philadelphia. is nome for the Easter
/ holidays. and has as her guest, Miss
/ Elizabeth Helm, of California
Miss Ethel Cryder, one of the famous
/ Cryder tripleUs. who has been spending
| a few days here in Washington as LlIc
/ guest of Miss CrydeT, has returned tC
her home il New York.
! Senator and Mrs. Rayner both o.
! whom have been quite Ill from the grip
| have both recovered sufficiently 10 make
trip TO their home I'm Baltimore
Henry Purcell Ewing, formerly o.
Baltimore, Md, but now of this city
and Miss Grace Mae Shannon OF Chi
| cago. H., were quietly married on Mon
I day, March Is by the Rev. Thomas ]
| Packard, rector of Christ Protestant
| Episcopal Church. Rockville The bride
| IS the eldest daughter of David r Shan
non, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Milton J. Rosenau has returned
| from Pittsburg. Pa. where she went
/ to attend the funeral of her brother
/ Mrs Frank. Mrs. ROsenau's mother. will
not return TO Washington until the au
! tumn.