The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Observance of Good Friday
Causes General Lull.
NEXT WEEK TO BE GAY ONE
Plans Already Well Under Way, and
Bellies Predict Many Events for
Post-Lenten season-Archie RoOse-
welt Goes Out Driving-Mrs. L. d. NJ.
SWEET to spend Summer in Europe.


SWEET to spend Summer in Europe.
II Maundy Thursday was the gayest
day in the Lenten calendar for many
years, then Good Friday was the most
doleful, for nothing occurred yesterday
in a social way worth being chreaieled.
Even the attendance at the races fell
Off. but social plans are already under
discussion, and next week promises to be
a gay one and prosperous one, if the
predictions Of the bellies, who were faith
ful in their attendance on the races the
past week, and were not heavy winners.
are to be believed.
II was a pleasant thing to see Archie
Roosevelt, whose condition has interested
the whole country the last few weeks.
driving out in great state yesterday after
noon, and many were the salutations
given to this brave little man who made
such gallant hight in his recent illness.
Mat and Mrs. John A. Leieune and
their children have left Washington for
San Francisco. whence they will sail
April ) for Manila, p. l., where Mai
Lejeune has been ordered with the First
Brigade Of Marines.
Miss Evelyn Chew, who has been the
guest Of relatives in Philadelphia for the
past week. has returned home. Her sister.
Miss Lillian Chew. is passing the holidays
with her grandmother, Mrs. Titan J.
Coney.
Miss Jean Bowers. the daughter Of the
Commissioner Of the Bureau Of Fisheries,
who is a pupil at Miss Madeira's school.
left yesterday for her home IN Martins
burg, where she viii pass the Easter va
cation with her mother.
Mrs. L. d. NJ. SWEET will sail from New
York to-day for Italy. and purposes pass
ing the summer on the Continent
Mrs. Clayton McMichael, whose hus-
band was formerly the marshal OF the
District Of Columbia, and who is so pleas
antly remembered in Washington. is pass
ing some time in Atlantic City.
Miss Lucy Madeira has gone to Atlantic
City for the Easter holidays. Mrs. Cole
OF Miss Madeira's school. viii spend Eas-
ter with her son. who is a student al Har-
ward.
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott is visiting in
New York. She expects to return in about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Hockstadter, Of New
York. are visiting Mrs. Hoekstadter's S
parents. Secretary and Mrs. Straus. At
ter short trip 10 the Virginia Hot
Springs. they viii return 10 Washington
10 remain nearly all Of next month.
A charming ceremony took place
Thursday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Dale Smith. 1918 Dun
can place northeast. when their sister.
Miss Cornelia Roberts. was united in
marriage 10 Mr.. J. Lemuel McInturf.
The Rev. Mr Bail, of Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, performed the ceremony.
The brides gown was of wlite net
over silk. and her attendant. Miss
Holtzchau. was also dressed IN white.
Mr.. Hoffman, Of Virginia, was best man.
A number of guests witnessed the
ceremony and afterward partook Of a
dainty repast Among those present
We're: Mrs. Hardin. Mrs. Simms. Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Medley. Miss
Holtzchan. Miss Port. Miss Holzsinger.
the Messrs. White Bowman. Hoffman.
Meyers, Williams. Leapley. Brown. Rev.
Mr.. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith
and family
Mr. and Mrs McInturf will leave on
sunday for their future home in Elk
wood Va.
Miss Ruth Heyn, Of Toledo, Ohio. who
is at Yassar College. will spend the
Easter holidays here with Miss Edith
Auerbach, of Sixth street
Mrs. T. NJ Browne. of this city. Is
passing the Easter holidays with her
sisters in Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Forrest will be at home
Monday April l. from to 7 O'Clock.
assisted by hrs. Frank NJ Bristol. Mrs
A. B. Lacey, Mrs. Richard Kingsman,
Mrs. L. s. La Fetra. Mrs. w. c. Eldridge.
Mrs. w. S. Hardesty, Mrs. ". F. Dales
Mrs. +. L. Harvey, Ms W. S. Dewhirst.
Miss Milligan, Miss Walker, and Miss
Rector.