Evening star., 1909-06-26

Roosevelt and Quentin and Archie Roose-
welt sailed from New York today for
their long anticipated European trip.
Mr.. F. Pardo, the Peruvian minister: |:
Mrs Bessie Stewart Hooker and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spalding Baannery. who were
married here Wednesday. we're among
outgoing passengers from this city on
ships bound for various foreign ports to-
day from New York.
Miss Helen Taft was Miss Frances Web
ster's guest at an early dinner last night
and at q theater party afterward-
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. Miss
Ruth Moves and Miss Elizabeth Noyes
sailed today from New York on the
steamer Berlin for Genoa They will spend
the summer in Switzerland and the Tyro-
lean Alps.
Rear Admiral G. w. Baird. United
States Navy, retired, and Mrs. Baird have
arranged to spend the summer in Europe
visiting points of interest in Ireland, Scot
land, England and Switzerland. They
will sail from New York on the steamer
Baltic, July II.
Last Tuesday evening. June p, at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Birch, 237 w street. Anacostia, a BIRTH
day party was given in honor of the
sixteenth birthday of their daughter.
Mabel. The lawn was beautifully decor
rated with Japanese lanterns. After a
program had been rendered and various
games had been played refreshments
We're served on the lawn. Those present
We're Misses Alice Griffith, Annie
Butler, Dell Gilbert, Josephine McMorris,
Rachel Tilghman, Emma Butler. Beryl
Watson, Josephine Marshall. Pauline FL
motif, Rosina Finotti, Catherine Stowe,
Marian Campbell, Florence Campbell,
Rose Tucker. Minnie Fadeley. May Moli-
neau. Virginia Price, Cornelia Tucker.
Helen PSles, Emily Shoemaker, Effie
Smith, Marie Mayhew, Emma Tyser,
Lucy Smith and Mabel Burch, Messra
Benjamin Dean. John Fitzgerald, John
Rick, Ernest Rick, Samuel Frazier, Frank
Murray, Albert Havenne, Harry Hardy,
Edward Thomas, Aston Jeffers. Harold
Molineau, Clarence Jeffers. Marry Wiese
brod and Raymond Pyles. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Burch, Mr. and Mrs. s. j.
kearns, Mrs. Maria Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles P. Weber. Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs
Mayhem, Mrs. Katie Smith and Masters
Paul and Aderoert kearns.
Those participating in the program
were Mr.. Albert Havenner. piano solo;
Miss Ellie Smith, piano solo: Miss Mabel
Marian Campbell, duet: Miss Annie But
Ter, reading, Miss Helen Py!es, piano
solo.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
at 134I Corcoran street. the contracting
parties being ]. Walter Norris and Geor-
giana Lewis, both of Boyds. Md. Rev.
\. H. Miller. DID, performed the cere-
mony. The groom is the son of James
H. Norris and the bride the only daugh-
ter Of Mahlon r. Lewis. The wedding
party consisted of Raymond S. Norris.
Miss Sarah Bennett and Miss Agnes Mil
stead. Owing to the recent death OF Mrs.
Lewis, mother of the bride, the wedding
was celebrated in this quiet way. After
A brief trip the young couple will make
their home at Boyds.
Miss Nellie Mae Madden of East Wash
ington left Thursday for Brooklyn. n. Y,
where she will act as maid of honor for
her cousin, Miss Nellie Mccarthy, at her
marriage.
Mrs. w. r. Pedigo. wife of w. R. Pedi-
go, private secretary to the Secretary of
June "A on steamer Panama for Seattle.
stopping at. Panama, San Francisco and
Portland. Ore, en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Nesbit and
SON Francis are spending the summer in
Maine and Canada.
Miss Rose 8. Sliney of 1923 Clifton
street will spend July at Chase City, Va.
Miss Viola B. Lusby of 72s East Capitol
street entertained the 'Imps'' Thursday,
June "a. The interesting features of the
evening were recitations by Mr.. Bright,
piano selections by Mr.. Wade, short
sketch. entitled "The Wager by Miss
Alma Grosskwith and Mr.. Bright, also
songs by several members. The game of
Conversation" was the cause of much
merriment. The prizes were won by Miss
Greenwood and Mr.. Morris. At late
nour refreshments were served Those
present were Misses Ackroyd B.
Head, f. Head, Vogelson, Greenwood,
Grosskwith, Berry, Abbott. Dean, Fetzer,
Hogue. Eta Lusby and Viola Lusby
Messrs. Chapman, Wade, Schmidt. Bright,
Morris, Gordon, Hamilton, Phillips and
Grosskwith. Mr.. and Mrs E. O. Lusby
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Lusby were also
present.
Mrs. Mary f. briggs and sister OF
Washington will spend the summer at
Greenbrier. White Sulphur Springs, W.
Va.
Miss NJ. +. Kirkbride of Washington
will join some friends at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
DIR. F. J. CouZelmann. u. S. A, former
~ Of Fort Williams, Me-, is the guest of
Mrs. j. Donovan of G. street for few
days on his way 10 Fort CaSwell, N. c.,
where he bas recently been stationed.
The United Order of the Golden Cross
gave trolley ride last Wednesday to
Rockville. Two OF the large cars carried
the party of about one hundred members
and their friends. After reaching Rock
vile refreshments were served. A musical
program was rendered at the fair grounds,
and at 10 pm. the homeward journey be-
gan. This is the first of a series of out
ings arranged for the summer by the out
ing committee appointed by Grand Com
mander Fowler, consisting of Mr.. George
M. Gerhauser and Arthur Z. Cole and
Mrs. Fannie F. Wood, Mrs. S. L. Bailey
and Mrs. G. M. Gerhauser.
In a communication to The Star dated
Gibraltar. June 15, it is stated that Mrs
Horatio King of this city, in company
with Mrs. ]. l.. Mitchell and the Misses
Mitchell of Milwaukee, was a passenger
on the steamship Slavonia when that yes
sci was driven against the rocks on the
coast of the Flores Island. in the Azores,
June 10. All the first-class passengers
were transferred to the steamship Prin-
cess Irene of the German Lloyd line Mrs
King is safe and we'll with friends in
Spain.
Among Washingtonians sailing on the
American line today for Europe were
Miss E. F. Goodwin and Miss Gladys
b. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Spalding announce
Annette and Mr.. Murrey Holverson.
Miss May Goodman. 1882 18th street
northwest returned yesterday after a
visit OF two months with relatives in
Brooklyn and Philadelphia.