The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-24

The Queen has given Frogmore, which is near
Windsor Castle, to the Princess Beatrice, thus
securing her a residence to her liking in the
event of the Queens death. Frogmore was
built for Queen Charlotte, the consort of George
III. twas the birthplace of Albert Victor, eld
est son of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Duchess of Kent, Queen Victoria's mother,
resided at Frogmore for many years before her
death, which occurred there in 1861. During
the Queens residence at Windsor in the spring
and summer season she breakfasts every morn
ing at Frogmore, and remains there until it is
time to drive back to Windsor for luncheon
What will the members of the 400 do about
it? London Truth says: ''Both on the occa-
sion of her great royalty ball on June %, and
again at her little dance on Tuesday week last,
the Duchess of Buccleuch resolutely refused to
invite to her house either Jews or Americans,
an example which will, in all probability, event
uallY lead to the gradual separation between
la hdute finance and the old nobility, much as
during the Second Empire, the Faubourg st.
Honore and the Quarter st. Germain distinctly
represented the two leading elements of Pari-
sian society,""
1t is gratifying to know that Washingtonians
are to the front in the matter of diamond dis
plays at Cape May, the summer capital. The
New York World says that Mrs. G. r. OConnor,
OF Washington, makes the richest display of ele-
giant diamonds at the Stockton. AT the Lafay-
ette Mrs. Thomas NJ. Fields, of this city, takes
the lead in the diamond exhibition
Among the well-known Washingtonans So
iourning at Atlantic City may be mentioned
Mr.. Frank Martin, mother, and sister, Mr.. Ben
jamin Darrell, of the Corcorau Gallery, and sis
ter; Miss Mabel E. Johns, of West Washington,
and Mr.. Thomas Sothern. attorney-at law.
Mrs. Herbert Naylor-Leyland formerly Miss
Jennie Chamberlin, of Cleveland,) recently en-
| tertaned the Duke of Cambridge and number
| of other distinguished guests at dinner at Hyde
Park House, Mrs Naylor-Leylands London
residence.
The Misses Laura Virginia French, Daisy
| Elizabeth Hepburn, Mary Rebecca Huntington,
and Marie Antoinette BruDdage, of Capitol
| Hill, left last Thursday for two weeks outing
| at Watkins Glen, Canandaigua Lake, and Mag
ara Falls.
| Captain and Mrs s. E. Thomason leave to-day
for Chicago, where they will make an extended
| visit to their son, Frank NJ. Thomson, well
known here, and one of Chicagos prominent
patent attorneys and successful business men.
Miss Daisy O'Neale, of 1873 Ninth street,
| is visiting St. Mary's River. Miss Ida O'Neale
| is at Round HILL Loudoun County, Va, and
| Miss Eva O'Neae is in jefferson, Nd, and
| Misses Esse and Louisa at Carlin Springs
| Jay Lash, of Chicago, and Mr. Arthur w.
| Dunn, of the ST. Paul Pi0neer-P Press Bureau in
this city. The wedding will be celebrated in
Chicago in October.
DR.. B. B. Adams returned Friday evening
from sojourn in New England, where he has
Concord, N. H., to the White Mountains was
much enjoyed.
j. Newton Brewer and Irene Entwistle, both
| of Georgetown, were married in Baltimore
Wednesday by Rev. Father Boland. The
ceremony took place at the Rennert House.
Misses Lucy and Martha Swindells, of 1928
r street. West Washington, have gone on
visit to their friend, Miss Helen Ricketts,, of
Shady Grove, Montgomery County, Nd.
The Misses Hannah Bresnahan, Bell Quigley,
Eta Walker, and Annie Kneessi have left the
city to spend the remainder of the season in the
Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia
Counselor Albert Silers and wife will spend
the remainder of the summer season at White
Sulphur Springs W. Va. They will leave the
city the latter part Of the week.
Miss Gertie Colman and Miss Alvena Harten-
stein, of Capitol Hill, have left Washington fol
a brief pleasure trip. Their many friends will
wish them pleasant time.
Professor and Mrs. Howard Hodgkin, whose
wedding was of the fashionable events of
June, spending some weeks at the Grand
Union Hotel, Saratoga,
OF Miss Letters debut at Mrs. Marshall Rob-
ert's cotillon London Truth says; "Miss Lighter
fresh American heiress, was much and de-
servedly admired
Mr. William II. Barnes and wife have returned
to the city after visiting Watkins Glen, Niagara
Falls, Asbury Park, and other summer resorts
|
Miss Julia l. Murray, of 716 Eleventh street
has returned to the city after few weeks visit
to friends in the mountains of Fauquier Coun-
ty, Va.
One of the prettiest and most popular mar
ried ladies at Oakland Hotel, Oakland, Md, il
Mrs. w. r. Speare, of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Lewis, who have beer
summering at ''Woodlawn,n Rockville, Md.
left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Mrs. R. F. r. Lewis, Miss Leila and Mr.. Victor
Lewis are spending the month of August al
"Woodlawn,'' Rockville, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas /. Gardner, Mr.. Tom
B. Gardner, of street, and Mrs. Frank Duehay
are making trip to Canada.
Miss Addie Gensler is entertaining Mist
Laura Turner, of Baltimore, at Mr.. Henry Gems
ler's Colonial Beach cottage.
Misses Blanche and Ellen Devlin, of GIL D
street. are on a visit to st. Georges Island,
down the Potomac.
Mrs. Townshend and her pretty daughter
Miss Madeline Townshend, are sojourning al
Deer Park Hotel.
Miss Zula Walker has returned to her home
after delightful sojourn of six weeks at Reno
both Beach, Del.
Mrs. j. V. N. HuYck and the Misses Huyck
are spending the month of August at Bar Harbor
Mr. Frank G, Carpenter is at Saratoga.
WEDDING INVITA-
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