Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Gayetfes at Summer Resorts-where
Washfngtonfans Are Visiting.

Washingtonfans Are Visiting.
The Duke and Duchess Of Beaufort, who
passed the week at Newport. sailed Satur-
DAY Tor France. The duke Ia probably the
r1chest noblenan visiting America this
year. He has enormous estates In Bohemia,
owning nearly all OF Carlsbad, and q great
deal OF property In Belgium also. The
duchess Is not handsome woman, but is
decidedly pleasant and popular. She wa
the Princess de Ligne OF Belgium. The
Beauforts passed most OF their short sta y
at Newport with their friends. the seilberes.
who entertained them Informally ana drove
them about
Prince Cantacuzene and daughter have
left their Lenox cottage for a trip to the
Chicago fair. After doing the fair they will
con consinp h. their travels out to the Pacific
commence there
Senator and Mrs. German and family are
now at Newport on their annual visit
Mrs and Miss Butler. wife and daughter
OF senator Butler. are at West Point.
MISS Nellie Arthur. daughter OF the late
IRE bresiae d Arthur. is at Sharon Springs with
OF Albany.
The season may be considered on at Bar
aaroor The Turkish minister, Mavroyeni
Bey. and his friend. F. Diodati thomson.
have given their annual picnic. They en-.
was % csirs Island where l ane sas s ss
DelMonte. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Town
sen send and the Marquis Rudini were among
the guests. The next day Baron LeGhait
the pleasures had a thunder storm a. q
novelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney are making
Ban-y-Bryn quite famous by their hospi-
talities They have had as guests ex-Min-
a nd fpr "a n.
for whom several dinner companies were
invited.
Mr.. Andrew J. Lamb, q former WASH
ingtonian: now OF Louisville. Ky. and Miss
married in that town tomorrow afternoon.
They are coming here In q few days for q
visit to Mr.: Lambs mother. at her resi-
dence, 1879 Vermont avenue. and will re-
main two weeks. After a flying trip to
New York they will return to their future
home in Louisville.
cottage at Bar Harbor. which they have
christened The Bandbox."
Mrs. Walter ID. wyville and Miss Wy
Vile are summering at Capon springa
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hall are en-
1oying visit Of three weeks with their
OF the Monongahela.
Mrs. ]. n. Barry OF Baltimore IL yisft-
ing Col. and Mrs. Richard c. Fellows At
tneir country home. Belvidere, N. J.
Miss Wood and Miss Lulu Wood are
spending the month OF August at Yastsn-
on-the-Wicomico.
The guests Of the Green Mountain
House. Harper's Ferry. enjoyed a hon last
FRIDAY evening. Among those present
from TINS city were Col and Mrs. Upton.
Misses sm T0,on MIS- M Allies Mrs bulk,ey. the
Mrs. Dr. de Hasse. Mr.. Eddie Craie ana
Mrs. Collins Capt. Beachard Of ana CITY
floor managers.
Mrs. S. c. Carter accompanied by her son
and daughter. and Miss Frances Lyons OF
AAIexandria, left this morning for q trip on
Chesapeake Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Barnes, Mrs. Job
Barnard. Miss Helen Duvall. Mrs. E. b.
0. c. Wright are at Rock Enon Springs.
Miss Lucy Gowans left Saturday to spend
August with relatives in New York city.
Mr.. F. Edward Mitchell and Mr.. Harry
Merritt have gone to the worlds fair.
Mr.. H. Sommers OF Georgetown. has 70
turned home from Atlantic City and A.
bury P.rk.
Among the recent arrivals at Chapel
tele Randall, Miss Lizzie Randall, J. T.
Carpinter. Miss Boarman, w. E. Copeland.
c. E. MCGOWAN. H. w. Bowling. M. and
children. Mrs. Mary A. Ellis. Miss Eins.
Miss Edwards. Mrs. Charles c. Lancaster
and children. Miss Theresa Callan, ]. d.
Knott, Miss Mary Elliot OF Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Young and Mrs..
H. B: Smith and son left Chambersburv.
Pa, Friday for Washington. stopping At
Atlantic City for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Thompson with their
three daughters will leave the city next
week TO attend the worlds fair. After
leaving Chicago. they VIII 60 70 Niagara
and Canada
c. A. sickel and family have taken a
Island. Nd.
Miss Laura Pearson and Miss Nina WI
kinson, both Of Washington, are visiting
Miss Lille Linn at Linwwod, the country
residence OF her father. DR.. g. y. Linn.