Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-20
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT HAS NEW
YORK GUESTS.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover We'll
come Guests to Country Club.
Other Events-Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Janvier and Miss Grace
Potter are guests at the White House
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover. whose Inequalities are always of
such an interesting character. welcomed
several hundred friends yesterday to the
Country Club from to Z. The date
marked the twenty-second anniversary of
their wedding. and when the fact became
known congratulations were in order. The
drawing rooms of the club were in festive
dress with the profuse use Of flowers. and
the hostess was becomingly gowned in
white lace. The guests included repre-
sentatives of official. diplomatic and resi-
dent society. and the assemblage was
charming occasion at a beautiful spot.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Glover and
their two young daughters will leave June
the Misses Glover will remain until Oc-
tober
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Reeves Vain
wright of Chestnut Hill. Pa. will enter
tain Mr.. and Mrs Francis King VAIN
wright and Miss Louise Foraker during
horse show week May ~ Mrs VAIN
wright will give a luncheon at the Cricket
Club.
ster Presbyterian Church of Miss Ema-
line Perry and Mr. Arthur Edwin Hodg-
son of New Haven Conn. Rev. George
P. Wilson will officiate
The marriage of Miss Lorene Addison
Davis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred
G. Davis. to Mr.. ]. Kendrick Upton Of
this city will take place the evening of
June 10 at the home of the brides par
ents. Miss Madeline Davis will he maid
of honor. two other sisters. the Misses
Myra and Lillian Davis. and Miss Mar
garet Barr and Miss Marie Fisher will be
bridesmaids. Mr.. Chester Clark will be
best man.
Lerimer c. Graham returned to Tome
Institute yesterday after short visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew B. Ora
ham.
The residence of Mr.. Upton Galleher
May ID was the scene of family
reunion. the occasion being the sixty
ninth birthday of his mother. Mrs. Jane
Galleher. The house was beautifully and
tastefulIy decorated for the occasion All
of her children and grandchildren were
present. among them being Mrs. William
Newton and family Of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Erwin and son of Falls
Church. Va: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Elliott
Inge. son and daughter. of this city: Miss
Jennie Galleher and Upton Galleher of
Clarendon. Among other friends and
relatives of Mrs. Galleher were Mr.. Elmer
Jacobs of Falls Church. Mrs. L. Smott
and son. Mrs Will Cox. Miss Flom Cox,
Miss Leila Furr. Mrs. P. Furr. Mr.. Has
wood FUR, Mr.. c. w. Brooks Mr.. w.
NJ. Pearson. all of Clarendon. Va: Mrs.
H c. Jacobs. Rev. and, Mrs. W. H. Bal
linger of this city. Rev. ]. j. Rives. pas
tor of the NJ. E. Church South of Clar-
endon. Va: Mr. Charles Jacobs and AL
bert Sherwood of Clarendon.
Rev w F. Brown. D. D.. of Pittsburg,
Pa. who has been at the National Hotel.
this city. for several months. is visiting
his brother. D. F. Brown. NJ. D.. who has
recently located at Falls Church. Va.
4 quiet wedding took place this morn
ing at the parsonage of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, where the
Rev ]. Ross Fishburn married Miss
Katherine Taber Robertson and Mr.. Milton
ErnestSFord. Miss Robertson is grand
daughter of Mr. S. c. Taher of Eln1ira.
" Y who was for many years In the
law division of the Interior Department.
and a daughter of Mrs. Charles B. Lock
wood of this city. Mr.. Ford is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Ford and is we'll
known in Washington business circles.
Mr.. and Mrs Ford will spend their honey
moon at Atlantic City. Upon their return
they will be at home after July l at 22l0
F street northwest. a residence presented
to them by the groom's father.
DR.. Edward Thompson. principal of the
Martha Washington Seminary Thomas
Circle, and Mrs. Thompson received last
evening for the 1905 class OF the lnstltuo
ton. The hours were from to 1890
O. clock. and at the close a dance was
held
Those assisting in receiving included:
Mrs w T. Bond of Lawrenceburg. Ky:
Miss voorhees, of New York. Miss Dan
Of Ohio and Misses Roberta Bond Of
Kentucky. Olive Jenkins of Pennsylvania.
Marion Whitmore and Winifred Smith of
Ohio. members of the graduating class.
Misses Blythe of Ohio. Allen of New York
and Wheeler of Indiana. students OF the
seminary, acted as ushers to the receiv-
ing line :,
Dr. and Mrs Thompson will give
dinner at the New Willard this evening.
when the members of the graduating
class will be guests Of honor.
The Merrymakers first outdoor dance
Of the season was held Tuesday night.
The club will give another dance Friday
night.
Mr. Carlos Britton Lyttle announces the
marriage Of his sister Leonors to Mr..
John P. Miller. May IL, at New York
The couple will be at home after Sep
TENDER II at 1920 Harvard street. Wash
ington d. c. Mr.. Miller is in charge of
the Washington bureau Of the Baltimore
SUM- and was formerly a member of The
Evening Star staff.
Mrs Abbott Clarke Leitch and Master
Abbott Kirkland Leitch are guests of Mr.
and Mrs c. T. Clements Of 243S Column
bia road Mrs. Clements and Mrs
Leitch will be at home Saturday next
The Congressional Club has leased for
two years the house at the corner Of 11t h
and X streets which was the residence
for several years of the late Senator Cor
man of Maryland and is owned by the
estate of the late Justice .2latchford. The
house was built by +, and occupied as
home by the late Gen. and Mrs Humpl-
reys and has always been considered
one of the most desirable residences in
site II on Vermont avenue; ex~Secretary
John G. Carlisle is q near neighbor on K
street; DR.. James Dudley Morgan's city
home adjoins the new clubs quarters on
18th street, and Mrs. German Is building
a new home Il square north on Vermont
avenue The house will require some
changes to make 1t conform to the needs
of modern Woman's cub. and these will
be attended to before the houSewarming
next December when Congress will be
with us again. Miss kean Mrs. Huff