Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-30
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITS AT
HOMES OF HER FRIENDS.
Invitations Are Out for the Powell
Young Wedding - Travel
Plans-Personals.

hospitality of her more intimate friends,
following in this regard q custom which
previous mistresses Of the White House
have found a pleasant finish to their ca
reers as First lady of the land" The au-
tumn dizziness hereabouts, which Is only
broken by informal occasions and which
is heightened this year by the natural
nervousness preceding the presidential
election. gives just the opportunity for
leisurely enjoyment on the part Of the
guests in the company Of Mrs. Roosevelt.
who. while never rushed herself, knows
that her friends have ordinarily every
minute occupied and its use registered
ahead. Mrs. James Lowndes. who was
Miss Tuckerman, was her luncheon
hostess yesterday at her home on Mas
lespie. wife of Gen. Gillespie. had a SINH
lar distinction and had q company-~of
great social importance to meet the Presi-
dents wife.
Consul General Wynne went to Phila-
delphia today to make a short stay. Mrs.
Wynne has received very encouraging re-
ports from her daughter. Miss Ida
Wynne, whose ankle was injured by be-
ing thrown from her horse in Central
Park last Sunday. The injury is not re-
garded as a very serious one and just as
soon as she can walk again Miss Wynne
will join her parents here and remain
with them during their Washington visit.
Gen. and Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell. who are
entertaining at their Fort Myer home
Mrs. Charles Field of Chicago, gave a
dinner in her honor last night.
Senator and Mrs. Levi Ankeny an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Harriet to Capt. Francis H. Pope of the
14th Cavalry. U.S.A. The marriage will
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Washington state, where the family is
now.
Senator Ankeny and his family had an
apartment at the Highlands here last
here before her debut, and Is therefore
well known in the younger set. She Is an
accomplished member of one of the old
est pioneer families of Oregon, being a
w. Nesmith. Capt. Pope is a West Point
er and comes from distinguished army
family.
Allen. wife and daughter Of Gen. Allen,
are in Asheville, N. c., for the winter on
account OF the somewhat delicate health
Of the latter, for whom the mountain eli
mate has been recommended.
Gen. and Mrs. Allen and Miss Allen
spent last year on the Pacific coast, and
after a western tour went to their sum-
mer home on the Massachusetts coast for
the late summer. 1t had been their inten-
ton to return here for the winter, but
for the reasons stated a change Of plans
was necessary.
Mrs. William Hamilton Young has is
sued invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Lucy Haywood. to Mr. Walter
Reynolds Powell, Thursday afternoon.
November H. at 4 o'clock. at Saint Johns
Church, Washington, D. C.
wodnosday nyer;n.r ~ O o,oIoc,, 81 tbn
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Moore, occurred the
marriage of Miss Clara Moore. their eld-
est daughter. to Mr.. Samuel Forsythe
formed beneath an arch Of autumn
leaves and graceful golden hued chrys-
anthemums. the Rev F. D. Power of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church Of
floating. The bride wore dainty gown
of white chiffon, hand embroidered COM
bined with lace. A shower bouquet. of
bride roses and ferns tied with a huge
bow Of tulle completed this charming
toilet The bride was attended by her
small sister. Miss Lydia Moore. who act
swiss embroidery with pink ribbons. The
parlors were lovely in their seasonable
decorations of autumn leaves. yellow and
white chrysanthemums. After the cere-
mOny buffet refreshments were served to
the assembled guests. After a short
bridal trip the young couple will be at
home to their friends at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore on o street
were Mesdames Pickens Stansell and
Eugene Greneker of Augusta, Ca, aunts
of the bride.
Mrs. William H. Michael and Miss Will
mer III. Michael, wife and daughter of
United States Consul General william n
Michael of Calcutta, India, have return
ed to their home in Washington, the
consul general remaining in India. Mrs.
Michael will remain at home. having
placed her daughter in a school here.
Mrs. John Wilkes of Charlotte, N. c., is
visiting Miss Wilkes at S14 Connecticut
avenue for several weeks.
DR.. Masuji Miyakawa gave a dinner last
evening at his residence on Connecticut
avenue complimentary to Mr.. 8. Nozawa,
representative Of the bureau of fishery of
| the Japanese government. The invited
guests included DR.. II. NJ. Smith, United
States deputy commissioner of fishery:
DIR. Evermann. chief of the scientific d.
| vision of the United States fishery COM
mission. and DR.. Stejneger of the National
Museum.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harris have re-
| turned from Europe and opened their
house. 17OS Rhode Island avenue. for the
winter.
A very pleasing event of Tuesday even
ing was the musical and dance given by
Miss Sue Dorsey at her home in street.
The parlors were effectively decorated
with chrysanthemums and autumn leaves,
and the popular barn dance was a fea-
ture of the evening Misses Ella Austin
and Eta Schmid and Messrs. Jerome Will
liams and Chester Howe rendered piano
solos, and Mr.. Arthur Pierce sang several
numbers. About IL 80 refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses Ella
Austin. Flora TrainOr, Eta Schmld,
Mary Howell, Ida Marmaduke. Isabelle
Williams and Mrs Albert Bogue. and
Messrs. Cleveland Emerson. Chester A.
Howe, Arthur Pierce. Emory EnZor,
Brown, Jerome Williams. w. Schmid. A.
Clark. B. Gardiner. Dwight Fisher. A.
Bogue and Francis Dorsey.
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Sullivan
gave, at their Radnor place, near Phila-
delphia, last night, dinner, at which
Capt John C. Fremont. U.S.N., shared the
guestship first honors with their debu-
tante daughter Miss Frances Sullivan.
Miss Floriae Royal Maloney and Mr..
BENJAMIN Thomas McBurney of Washing
ton were married last evening at Lynch
burg Va. by Rev. Edwin r. Carter.
Mrs. j. Mosby West of Richmond was
the matron of honor and Mr.. Frank
Pierce of Washington best man. The usi1-
ers were Messrs. George D. Witt and Will
liam d. Agnew. Messrs. Ralph McBur-
new of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and William Williams of Lynchburg were
the eroOmsmen, and Miss Hildebrand
BonitZ and Miss Mildred Perrie of WASH
ington were the bridesmaids. The bride
was given away by her father, Mr.. f. C.