Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DINNER IN HONOR OF THE LORD
BISHOP OF LONDON.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Have
Party to Meet Their House Guests.
Other Events.

| Brent the Bishop of the Philippine Is
! lands. Mrs. Satterlee. Mrs. Bayard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glover, Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. The table
decorations were of orchids and pink car
| nations.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck. who have been
guests of Mrs. Mida C. Peabody at the
| Hanover, have returned to their home in
| Montpelier, VT. They have been to James
town and came to Washington, where Mrs.
Buck lived fifteen years ago.
turned to their apartment in Stoneleigh
| court, after spending the summer at Bass
| Rocks. Gloucester. Mass.
| The marriage has been announced of Miss
| Abigail Hill of Pontiac, Mich. and Mr.. Will
| liam Ransdell of this city. They will be at
| home at the Berkshire after October 1.
DR.. Charles R. Collins and family have
returned to the city.
| Miss Lillian Norman Neil of Bristol,
| Tenn. is sojournirg with her aunt. Mrs.
Thomas w. Hungerford, 222 N street
| northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Evans have re-
| turned to their home on Capitol Hill from
| their trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kaufman of 3116 NJ
street northwest will be at home Sunday
!
| honor of the engagement of their daughter
Carrye and Mr.. Abe Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs James P. Morrow announce
| the engagement of their daughter, Frances
Gertrude and Mr.. George w. Sparks of Erie,
| Penn. The wedding will take place this
! fall.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo A. Bailey have re-
| turned after a trip to Thousand Islands
| and Montreal
Col. Juan Lewis of 18th and Monroe
streets, Brookland, has returned from his
| vacation, spent at his summer home in
| Litchfield county, Conn.
Miss Harriet Weatherby and Mr.. Harry
! r. Hawk of Camden N. j., have this week
| been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wood
\ ward Horner of Newton street northeast.
Miss Weatherby and Mr.. Hawk are mem
bers of the largest vested Methodist Epis.
copal choir in the United States. that Of
| the First Methodist Episcopal Church of
| Camden, which consists of eighty mem
bers.. The First Church has also the dis
| tinction of interest to Washington of now
I being the possessor of the centennial
chimes" the fine chime of bells presented
to the Camden First Methodist Episcopal
| Church by Mr.. George Holl of Broadway
and Benson street that city, to honor the
memory Of his father and mother.
Miss Ruth Johnson by her young asso-
ciates of Brookland Wednesday evening,
| her last reception night before beginning
| her journey to Fallon, New, to join her in
| tended husband, Mr.. Stanley Marean A
| handsome silver water pitcher, salver and
| cup were presented to Miss Johnson by her
| Brookland friends.
Miss Josie Blake and Miss Ella Reese of
| Monroe street northeast are enjoying trip
| to Atlantic City.
Mr. Madigan and his daughters, the
Misses May and Blanche Madigan, are
| expected home today from a trip north
| On their way home they will make short
| stay at Boyds, Md.
Miss Belle Wise of Baltimore, Md. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Kohner, 453 New
! York avenue northwest.
| Miss s. Elizabeth Page of 1910 9th street
Baltimore, Boring and Dickeyville. Md. She
| expects to return about November l.
| Mrs Esther Nally of Southeast Wash
| ington has returned from New York, much
| benefited in health. She will be pleased to
see her friends at 61S NJ street southwest,
where she is located
| Mrs. Daisey Robinson, formerly of Balti-
| more, who has been visiting Miss Rosa
| Poe of 1910 9Th street southwest, has re-
| turned to her home, Midtown, Va.
| Mrs. Victor Hugo Olmsted, whose hus-
| band, Statistican Olmsted of Agricultural
| the Cuban census, left Washington with
| her daughter-in-law at noon today to go
to Havana. Mrs. Olmsted intends spend
! ing the next two three months in
| Havana and not unlikely will make a trip
| to Santa Clara. where her son Victor is
| employed in connection with the census
taking. Gov Magoon will give reception
| in honor of Mrs. Olmsted and the natives
| if the island, with whom Mr.. Olmsted is
| very popular, have arranged several en-
| tertainments for her. Her daughter-in-
| Gov tod TO
| Santa Clara for a visit of several weeks.
| pretty wedding at ST. Michael and
| All Angels at noon today was that of Miss
| Allis Fraem Mitchell of Emmorton, Nd,
and Mr.. Harry Day Reed. The bride is of
| Scotch descent on her fathers side and
| through her mother is a great-great grand
niece of John Paul Jones and grand
| daughter of the late Capt. Robert Emmett
| Du Val, distinguished Union officer and
a direct descendant of Mareen Du VAL one
of the earliest Huguenot settlers of Mary
| land. Mr. Reed is a Georgian and is a
grandson of the late Gov. Reed of Flor
| ida, and through his mother is a de-
| scendant of a long line of distinguished
Puritan ancestry For the past four years
| he has been on the Isthmus of Panama,
| and is now acting governor of the canal
| zone. The young couple will make their
| home at Ancon, the executive center of the
| zone.
| Miss Katie Decker daughter of Capt.
H. H. Brewer of 9th street northwest.
accompanied by Mrs. Hartley of n street
| northwest has gone on an extended trip
north They will stop in New York to
| visit relatives and their way home will
go to Atlantic City and the jamestown
| exposition
| Miss Matilde flanagan is at the Shore
| ham with her cousin, Mrs. f. II. Able.
| Miss Hannegan's marriage to Capt Go
I land Clarke, d. S. O., 18th Hussars of Eng
| land, will take place Thursday next, Octo-
| Der g. at St. Johns Church. Immediately
| after the ceremony Capt. Clarke will start
| on tour of the world sailing from Van
| couVer.
| Miss E1ita NJ. Bryant of Memphis, Tenn,
| is visiting Mrs John C. Dougherty at the
| Imperial apartment, Columbia road
| Mrs D. ]. Roberts of LangdOn has re-
| turned from a pleasant sojourn at the
| jamestown exposition and other points of
| interest in that vicinity.
| Mrs. Wilton Harvey of LangdOn Heights
! was a weekend visitor at the residence of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. y. Dickinson,
! alls Church, Va.