New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.
WHAT is BEING DONE in TRE WORLD o.
SOCIETY AT HOME AND ABROAD.

WHAT is BEING DONE IN TIE WORLD o.
SOCIETY AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Mrs Jerome n. Bonapartef and daughter. Miss
Louise Bonaparte. left The Oaks" their summer
villa at Cazerovia on 5WedreSlay, and are stoppm6
n week in New York to com bete the arrangements
for the wedding of Miss B1naparte to Count az
Moltke which takes place at Mrs. Bonapartes resi-
dence in Washington. on December TO- and promises ,
to be one of the most brilliant functions OK tne
season 1t is said that the rare Josephine ace one
the property Of Madame % Ss vii
be used TO drape the bridal gown
Mr.. and Mrs Louis L. Delaheld and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Davis and family left their Cazenovia villas
OF Saturday for their New-fork ho'nes
MIS- John S. Gittings. who has passed the sum.
mer in France with her mother snd sister Mrs. ana
Miss May. have returned to "Asthurton," her coun-
try seat near Baltimore Mrs and Miss May, and
Miss Halstead BorIand. after passing the eu.umn
and early winter in Paris propose TO go 70 Sahhes
and Rome for a few weeks
The "n,atlnees musicales' OF the Associations
della Stampa in Florence, have already begun. ana
Chevaller Scovel sang Scontrims "Rondinella IN
such a style to show that he has entirely recov,
cred from the throat malady which mas prevented
his singing for several years TIE scoyel5 arc
Kinsstone Engefe j, Of London
James Otis will pass tho late autumn and month
OF December in Paris. with his daughter. Mrs Num-
roe end later will join friends In the south OF
France. Frank A. Otis and his son Will travel ex,
tensively in Southern Europe, after fcw weeks
visit to London and Paris
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney will make .
short stop at Tien-Tsn guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fawcet Elton. of Torquay and London The Eltons
passed several summers at Karnizawa, Japan: ana
write enthusiastically Of the climate and wonderful
scenery.
Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry and Miss Marie Van
Rensselaer, have arrived in Paris. to remain until
December ].
Mrs Shipper. Howard Post and Edward shippen
have returned from a visit to Mrs John Munros
in Paris. and will pass the winter at the Shppsn
mansion In Monument-st. Baltimore.
Mrs Robert Chapman and Miss Avis Chapman OF
Providence. will pass the winter in Washington.
The wedding of Miss Chapman 10 Pierre IT,
Wickes son of Judge Wlckes. OF Baltimore will
p'TbeOs The wedding Of s. Gordon Armstead and Miss
Ella Howell will take place at or, on S OesoSe, =
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. McCreary. NO. 1901 Arch
ioriiiard Ronads is the sues. o. the John p.
Morriss. OF, West Franklin-si. Baltimore; 4. ...
bome No rs I-st' Washington where they Will
entertain Miss viav Broadwood. of London. during
the season.
The French Ambassad NJ. Patenotre. and his
family are passing the remainder OF the autumn
at "Ciifton" the country seat. near Washington.
OF James Eiverson. father OF Nine. Patenotra
Mrs. George W. Childs and her niece, Miss Pat
terson soon return from Paris to their home IN
Patterson TO a distinguished officer In the Army
will take place In November
Nine. Lazo ArrIaga and her family have returned
| from Cobourg Canada, to Washington.
The S. s. Howlands. OF New York. have decided
| not to pass this winter in Washington but propose
| to to Italy.
The Lor.ng- -Marchants, OF Essex. England. will
! soon be guests of Sir Roderck and Miss Cameron
at their Madison-ave. home
Mrs Cornelius Walker and Miss Marie Burroughs
| have taken a studio at the Sherwood
Edith Deacon. daughter Of Edward Parker Dea-
| con and granddaughter Of the late Admiral
Charles Baldwin. is a pupil at tho School OF the
shird.s,.. which was founded by Mrs syivanus
Reed.
Mrs. Hall McAlster. Of San Francisco. Is a guest
| OF Mrs. Ward McAllister.
oH.P Bemon. has been suffering with sciatics
at White Sulphur Springs. Va. Accompanied oy
Mrs Belmont. he Is going to the south OF france
early in the winter They returned to Newport on
Saturday. and propose 10 go TO New-York for tns
Horse Show in November. Arrangements Will thon
| be completed for a winter In Europe with sho''
| visit at Blenheim.
! Mrs. c. Frank Chickering OF New.York. is pass
Ing the autumn the villa OF her niece Mrs Cor
don Prince. at Manchester -by-the-sea. Mass
| Mr. and Mrs c. Oliver Isen are at the residence
| % Mrs Iselins mother. Mrs. William Goddard In
! Providence They shortened their stay abroad on
account OF Mr. Isen's illness. He is rapidly con-
| vaescing.
One OF the attractive debuianfes Of the winter Is
Miss Helen Martin, niece Of Mr. Bradey-M Marin.
! Nrs Bradley Martin has expressed her Intention
of giving ball in her honor soon after ncr a. riVas
! from England.
Miss Nellie Arthur and her brother. C. Alan
Arthur who have been guests OF MIS- rar'r'o1s
| In Chicago and are now AT Colorado Springs. will
| return TO their home in Paris In February Miss
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