Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-07
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT AND BROTHER
ON A VISIT TO FRIENDS
Movements of Other Interesting Per.
sons-Comings and Goings.
Personal Notes.

Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Mr.. Theodore
Roosevelt. jr., are visiting Mrs Charles
Mum of Washington at Manchester-by-
the-Sea. Mr.. Charles A. Mum, Mrs
Munns eldest son. and Mr. Roosevelt are
classmates at Harvard.
Mrs Samuel E. Wheatley announces
the engagement of her daughter, Mary
Lyons, to Mr.. Leonard W. Groomes. The
wedding will take place the 18th Of Sep
TENDER at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Bethesda. Md. and will be followed by a
small reception at Mrs. Wheatley's coun-
try place. Moreland. Miss Wheatley is
the daughter of the late Commissioner
Samuel E. Wheatley. and. with her Sis
tiers. is pleasantly identified with resident
society.
Miss Esther Denny. daughter of Col.
Frank L. Denny. US NC. who has been
visiting Miss Alice Vandergrft, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Vandergrift, in the
Thousand Islands, has returned to this
city.
Col. and Mrs. Hatfield and Miss Hat
field left their home at Fort Myer last
week for Cape May, where they will prob
ably remain this month.
The Phoenix Club gave another of its
delightful summer outings last Sunday
on a steam launch and made stops al
Fort Foote. High Point. Marshall Hall
and Whitewater. The party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Blumen-
field of this city and included Misses AL
ma RoSenthal of Baltimore, Flora Bern
heimer. Maude Fellheimer. Natalie Mayer
Doris Dettelbach of Baltimore. Flora
Ganss. Meryl Goldsmith. Rose Schragen-
helm. Sadie Eiseman and Messrs. Leon
Pretzfelder. Eugene Young. Monroe Hol-
lander. Morris Simon Edgar Kaufman
Milton Kronheim. Phil kronheim, Bert
Cohn and Myer Simon.
Nine. Beauchamp Of the Ethelhurst left
today for two months stay with friends
among the hills of western Pennsylvania
Mrs Eugenia Rollins has gone to the
mountains for the remainder of the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Carter and Miss
Eta Grimes are spending few weeks
at the SeaShore.
The young people of the East Wash
ington Heights Baptist Church enter
tanned their friends at a Japanese social
Wednesday evening at the church. Among
those participating in the lengthy and
interesting program. composed of music,
Rotations and dialogues. were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. William Landon, Misses
L.
Marie and Beatrice Haas, Estelle and
Katie Havenner. Myrtle and Edna Owens,
Ethel Perry, Sadie southwick. Evelyn
Smith and Messrs. Harry Kirby. Lloyd
jenkins, c. j. Russell. Clarence. Edward
F. and John T. Smith. and Lafone and r.
w. Starkweather. Refreshments were
served by the girls, who wore japanese
costumes.
Miss Bette Warfield and party
of friends have departed for a two
weeks sojourn at Colonial Beach, Va.
They will be located at the Hotel Wal
colt.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin T. Miller have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
in their own home at Al Adams street
northwest They were very pleasantly
ntertained by relatives on the north
shore of Massachusetts and also visited
Mr. Miller's family in the mountains of
Pennsylvania. They will be pleased to
welcome their friends at the above ad-
dress.
Miss Sallye Adler and Miss Nord Kohn
of st. Louis are the guests of Miss Bertha
Alexander for a few days.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage at Prompton, Pa. of Miss Mil
dred Belle Tyler. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Tyler of Forest City, Pa
and Mr.. Clarence Schuyler DePuy of this
city. The ceremony took place July 6,
1905 and was performed by Rev. G. a.
Lees, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
of Prompton. Pa.