Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
A SCENE AT SARATOGA.
Mrs Henry Hilton Causes It Through Case
of Mistaken Identity.


Mrs Henry Hilton Causes 1t Through . Case
of Mistaken Identity.
S;nco tho ,or,o,s o,;,. hu;
"uo1o 1aoo
ou' VI 'hs "rano ohlon hotel OF Saratoga was
Issued few social matters have created greater
sensation in Saratoga than the Enactment Of
Miss Eloise Willis and Mrs G. " Isn,o fro,,
o. w;..s
.o "inUo'' "n'ie 'ne '"o women mao oeeh
stopping lor snort time. Miss Willis is an
actress, who was formerly connected with the
Wallach comnanv and xvas also ,,o,rh.r -
the late John McCnllouch,s oo,onanv Mrs n
w eoAP!' MAD W.
W. Lehte Is a lazy whose late husband was a
"ei-knowh New York physician. Through
what seems to have been a case of mistaken
identity. Miss Willis and Mrs Int rr.ro
GROSSLY ;r,rI.aa b.. NJ IL re- ~:
$50 eu'eo Wy 4a's' hehry HiIton. MISS
, Wits ana mrs. Lente were guests at Judge
.aiitoi. arIs'oerauc windsor Hotel, where they
mate many acqualntances and became very
popular.
Dom MISS Wills and Mrs. Lente present a
We! a'tracu'e appearance. aud display great
TASTE In ofess. Miss Willis Is OF medium height,
anu anu, mas Ia. aark brown hair She has large brown
eyes that are very attractive. She has the gen.
eraI dashlng appearance one expects to find in
an actress
Mrs' Lehte Is little below medium height,
ana Is OF powerful build. She is a blonde, and
would pass anywhere as handsome woman.
RI sii"N -'Aio' AAchly ilhtOu, "uO lb u
frequent visitor to her father-in-law's hotel,
mls'ook either Miss Willis her companion.
MIS- Lente, Tor Miss smith, about whom many
unpleasant stories have been circulated. In
the opinion Of Mrs. Hilton, who is New
lOrker. she was altogether too fond of friend
OF Mrs Hilton's husband. 1t is claimed by
several persons who are stopping at the Wind
sor that Mrs. Hit made known to them her
Dislike OF the two New York ladies upon the
supposition that one of them was Miss Smith.
AVID 0tt.. Of Al II
them were far from fattering
A week ago last Saturday a dinner party was
given at Crums which Miss Willis and Mrs.
Lente attended. At this establishments Mrs
Hilton has a private locker in which is kept an
assortment of china ware, cut glass ware and
other table ware A gentleman OF the party
who stands very close to the Hilton family had
key that fitted the locker and it ia said he
opened 1t and used some of Mrs Hiton's things
for the dinner party. The same day Mrs. Hill
ton learned in some wav that her locker had
been opened and her things used She exam
ined the register kept at Crum's of the puests
visiting the place. She saw the names of Miss
Willis and Mrs. Lente. and at once jumped at
the conclusion that they must be the ones who
had opened her locker.
Fastening to the Windsor Hotel Mrs. Hilton
demanded to see Miss Willis and her compan
ion. 1t was plain that Mrs. Hilton was rerv
much excited. She was angry, and the peopie
about the hotel realized that if she met the
New York ladies an animated scene wonId
follow. Naturally the hotel employees used as
much diplomacy as possible to prevent a meet
ing. Mrs. Hilton was very determined. and she
was not to be put off by eyasive answers ST.
proposed to have thorough search of the
hotel made for '.those women.''
In the dining room she found seated Nrs
Ientc and her friend Miss Willis There wera
also a number of other people taking their
meal in the room. She marched over to where
they were seated and poured ont mon them
her yo1lay nf