Evening star., 1896-07-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Some Of tho Diversions Enjoyed on the Pc
cifo Coast.
Pleasant Wanderings of PrOminen
Wedding Notes.

nine interest was very great. and the girls
arranged with the hotel clerks to ring the
electric bells in their rooms once IL Corbett
won, twice If Sharkey was the winner. and
three times II draw. So it was arranged,
and at a quarter to II three sharp gongs
sounded in the bed rooms Of all the young
ladies', and they knew the great fight was
a draw
Count d'Arschot, a handsome young man
of twenty-eight, with conversational pow
ers which will surely render him a great
favorite, is the latest important addition to
the Newport colony. He Is very well Off
| and IS as yet unmarried, so that he may
prove good prize for some girl who is de-
sirous of entering the nobility.
Gen. Miles. with his wife and daughter,
made his first visit to Bar Harbor last
week.
Mrs. and Miss Cameron, who have been
visiting Mrs. Blaine al Stanwood, Bar Har-
bor. leave this week, but plan to return and
take a cottage for August and September
An artificial lake covering about twenty
| five acres has been completed at Erskine
Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse's fine
place at Lenox. 1t has five bridges of solid
stone and fancy iron work. wooded island
and terraced banks on which is a play
ground.
Among the guests who spent the Fourth
| at st. Georges Island. Md. were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fenwick and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
West, Messrs. Thomas r. Kennedy. Harry
Matthews, George w. Dom, J. Frank
Stewart. Thomas r. Simon. Abbie weisen-
born, J. ]. Foley, P. A. Staken, r. c. Lake
and L. J. Adams, 1r.
Judge ]. K. McCammon and family are at
Casenovia. N. Y.
The Danish minister, Mr.. Brun. is at Bar
Harbor for this month.
Beauty book is in course of preparation
| in London. Among the portraits it viii con-
tain will be one Of rs. George Curzon,
formerly Miss Letter
DR.. George Byrd Harrison and family ar
rived at their summer cottage in West
Cape May Thursday last, and will remain
as usual, during the season.
At the wedding Of Miss Carolyn Dare
Westcott and Mr.. George Frederick Trues-
dell tomorrow, at the Church of the Cove
| nant, Miss Petit of Orange, n. j., Will be
maid Of honor, Mr.. Rufus King Of Con-
necticut best man, and Messrs. Charles and
Horace Westcott, Howe Totten and Orms-
by McCammon will be ushers
Mrs. F. Kendall Fox of 1918 l. street will
spend the summer at Monterey. Pa.
Rev. Dr. ]. Macbride Sterrett with three
Of his sons. has gone to Rustic Lodge on
the upper Saranac Lake. for the summer.
DR.. James ]. Clark Mrs. Clark and their
daughter Emma will sail tomorrow for
British Isles and visit some Of the larger
cities on the continent
Miss Grace A. Bowling, a delegate of the
Epworth League convention, held In Har-
risburg, will return on the Sth. accompanied
by Miss Maud and Lottie Simmons of Har-
risburg. Pa, to attend the Christian En-
deavor convention.
Mrs. Sarah T. Crews and Mrs. VIM. R
Rushby and daughter, Carl Louise, at
BrookSde.
Mrs. H. c. Rakemann will be pleased to
see her friends at the Congressional Hotel
for the summer
Miss MarJery Durham celebrated her
third birthday at her home. 927 l. street.
Saturday. July 4. in a style beftting the
event and day. A beautiful birthday cake
| With the requisite number Of candles, de-
| lighted the eyes, as we'll as palates, of her
| little guests, among whom were Miss Jes-
! sic and Master Elwood Sharp Of Council
Grove, Kan. who are visiting their grand
parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson are at
their cottage at Rockport Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bryan are spending
their honeymoon at Atlantic City.
Judge and Mrs. A. c. Bradley are at
Northeast Harbor. Maine
Mrs. P. H. Hill and family are at Elkton,
Va
Mr.. and Mrs John Cassels and family
, are at Narrazansett Pier.
Mrs. fey:an Boyle 10 at Deal Beach,
\. J.
Mrs. A. E. Johnson has gone to White
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Kate R. Mann is at Fortress Mon
roe.
Mrs. Thomas Somervills is at Atlantic
City.
Judge Hagner and family are at Charmi-
| can. Pa.
Miss ]. c. Daingerfeld 10 at Dublin,
n. H
Mrs. R. P. Leary is at jamestown, R. l.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and family are at
Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. L. d. Wine is at Spring Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Warffeld gave a Fourth of
July party at their pretty home Fairfield"
| near Chevy Chase, Saturday evening. at
Which there was dancing, singing, refresh
ments and a liberal display Of fireworks
The house was lavishly decorated with q
tasteful arrangement of wild flowers. and
the veranda and grounds were brightly IL
Eliminated with gay-colored Chinese Ian
terms. Among those who entered fully into
| the festivities of the occasion were Mr.. and
! Mrs. Phillips. Miss Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. II. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. John
| son. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Greeley Mrs S.
A. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McCalley,
Mrs Cromwell. Mrs. Mahood. MIR. VIM
\
w. Devreaux, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A shy ier
Mrs. Clarke. Miss Agnes v. Morgan, Mr.
| A. j. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hail, Miss
Ethelwyn Il. Hall. Mrs. Herzog. the Misses
I1erzog. Miss Homan, Miss Guinand Mrs
Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald and Messrs
Mcknew. Behrend and H. Ash.
The May Flower Social Club spent the
| Fourth at the residence of Mr.. J. F. Herr
man. A large display of fireworks was
given, after which refreshments were serv-
| ed. Among the members present were Miss
M. Herman. A. Schmidtman, E. Schnider
X. Herman. NJ Schnider. c. William, G.
| Sincell, NJ. Lambright Mr. F. Herman
| 7. Walter, o. Botsh J. Keiser, X Brodt
| T. Pitt, T. Ewin and Oscar Krumke.
Mrs. James F. Barbour has taken a cot
| tage at Long Branch and will go there to-
morrow with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Reng1fo are at Lo N
Branch for the season.
Mrs. William Birney and her guest, Mrs.
Woodward R. Patterson of Kittanning. Pa
returned this morning from q delightful
trip to Richmond. Philadelphia and New
| York.
Mrs. Benjamin Gissel of 32d street, West
Washington. has gone to Perth Amboy, n.
| j., to visit her niece, Mrs. c. Dunham
formerly Miss Lucy Halligan of George
| town.
Mrs. S. B. Craig and her daughter, Mrs.