Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-06
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT AND PARTY
ARE HOME ONCE MORE.
Wedding Cards Out for Miss John
ston and Mr.. Smith-Recent
Events-Personals.

Mrs. Roosevelt and party returned yes
terday from an extended trip through
the south. The party left here Thursday.
March 26. going directly to Nicksburs,
Miss. where they boarded the yacht
MayflOwer for a cruise down the Missis-
sippi as far as New Orleans. The return
trip was made without special incident.
The party included Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss
Ethel Roosevelt. Kermit. Quentin and
Archie. the three younger sons: Miss
Hagner, Miss .Landon of New York and
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. the Presidents mill
tary aid
The Waukesha Club gave masquerade
dance at the Dumbarton Club "Wednesday
evening. April I. Those present were
Misses May Ashton. Virginia Gaskins.
Blanche Johnson. Margaret killinser,
Clara Lipscomb. Carrie Mcser. Maude
Moran, Nettie Magilias. Eda Mcknew,
Helen Van Denbergh and Messrs. Robin
Bell. Charles Duffy. George Grubbs. Or.
Killinger. James Moser, Sam Shanks,
Charles Stau6. Richard Sutton. Douglas
Walters and Tom Weaver. The caape-
rons were Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. Moser:
The club will give an Easter dance April
81
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Lacey Stuart Johnston.
y
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson q. Lacey.
to Mr.. Preston Williamson Smith OF
Portland. Ore. The ceremony will be per-
formed in ST. Johns Church the evening
of April %.
The marriage of Miss Mae Michaelson
Of New York and Mr.. Stanley e. Auer-
BACH also of that city, but formerly OIL
Washington. will take place lhursu .t
April 8, at pm. at the home of the
brides parents Owing to recent death
in the brides family the wedding Will
be quiet one.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Auerbach and MI
and Mrs Sol Minister have gone to New
York to attend the Auerbach Michaelson
wedding.
company Of young people gathered
recently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Nj. Gritton. 9O2 eth street northeast
Games and music were enjoyed until a
late hour. when refreshments were served
A prize was won by Miss n. a. Kelly
Among those who participated were:
Misses Ruth l.. Baxter. Ida r: FltZ Glib
bon Nettie A. Kelly, Marie l.. Meyers,
Madge Gritton and Mabel Gritton. and
Messrs Chester \. Peake. Arthur r. En-
DRY. Walter E. Paul. Robert Peake: John
Mansuy. Harry Gritton and James A Sui
Ivan.
The next meeting of the Congressional
Club for the election of officers Will be
held Wednesday. April 9. at $50 in the
new Office building of the House of Rep
resentatives.
Secretary and Mrs. Root are going to
New York late this week. where they will
be joined by their sons and Lieut. and
Mrs. L. S. Grant and all will stay with
Mrs. Roots mother. Mrs. Salem Fl.
Wales, over Easter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore. who
have been spending the past season on the
continent. are now in England. They will
return to America in June and will spend
the summer at Pride's Crossing.
Mr. Max Muller formerly attached to
the British embassy here and now sta
toned in the Norwegian capital will be
married at Christiania on Easter Tues
day to Miss Wanda Helberg of that city.
A. the Miller-Kissel wedding in New
York last week the maid of honor and
bridesmaids wore pink wells. which fell
over their gowns Of pink satin and net
and were held with wreaths of pink roses.
The bride was charming in princess
gown of white satin with point lace. and
the point lace shawl worn as veil was
supplemented with one of tulle.
Commander Cameron McR. Winslow.
I'SE. and Mrs. Wnslcw have released
the Cleveland villa at Newport for use
the coming season
The Countess de Buisseret. formerly
Miss Story of this city. is here on three
months visit to her parents. Gen. ana
Mrs. John p. story Count de Buisseret
who is I'm the diplomatic service Of Bel
GUM. Is now stationed at Tangier.
Mss Ruby V. Tile. daughter CT Mr.. and
Mrs +. NJ Tile of Beltsvlle. Nd. and
Edmund L. Browning. the cider son of
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. Clay Browning. jr. OF
this city. were married at Mount Calvary
Protestant Episcopal Church of Balti-
more Md. by the Rev. HOughton Eos
broke yesterday. The wedding was
quiet affair and will come as a surprise
to the many friends of the young couple
Calvert Schuermann. who attended the
britse; Mr. Edmund Darlington. acting
best man. and Mr.. w. II. Smoot. all of
this city After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the Hotel Belve-
dere
Mrs J. Fairfield Carpenter. who spent
the winter months travelling in Cuba. Mas
sua and Florida with her children, has
returned here and has reopened her
house. 1897 10th street. where she will
spend the spring season. The Carpenter
summer home is Lakeland. Cazenovia,
n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy Storer who have
been in Boston all the past winter, are
booked TO sail for Europe tomorrow.