Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Ambassador and Ambassadors at Bar
Harbor.
HOspitalitics I'm Honor of Mr.. and
Millions i'm Evfdcnce-Notes.

L ne rTenCn ambassador ana MIS- EdNe-
notre. who have been spending a week
at a Bar Harbor hotel. were entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston,
at luncheon by Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bar
ney and at luncheon Saturday by Mrs.
w. E. Montgomery. They leave today for
their cottage at Elberon.
Mrs. Calvin Brice gave the most
magnificent entertainment of the Newport
season in her ball room last week. Pre-
ceding the evenings entertainment. while
the guests were arriving. a magnificent dis
play of fireworks was set off, which could
be seen from all parts of the city.
The dinner was served on small tables in
marquee tent on the lawn, 116 sitting
down to the board. The favors Were the
richest since those given out at Mrs. Bel
monts Marble House ball two summers
ago. They consisted in one figure of huge
GainSborough hats for the women, and
broad-brimmed ones for the men, and in
others of silver-topped parasols and walk
ing sticks. jeweled orders, sashes and flow
ers
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Whitney are
spending much time in driving about over
their october mountain estate. They find
the best turnout for this kind of drivinl;
is blackboard with two or three horses
abreast One of their favorite drives is
up to their new log chalet. on a high hill
an extensive view. reaching from Vermont
to Connecticut, with a great sweep of hills
to the west. Mr.. Whitneys game from
the Rocky mountains is all doing we'll
The buffalo are anything but tame" Old
Mckinley is especially surly and it is not
safe for strangers to go inside of the pad
dock where these animals are kept. Quite
inc reverse is true of the elk, they have
become very tame and will come up &c
the fence when the game keeper whistles
Tor them. The antelope have not all been
seen together since they were first put in
only three of them have been seen, but the
rest keep themselves hidden in the thick
woods. of the various kinds of game bros
that Mr.. Whitney has brought the pleas
ants flourish the best. The ball room that
MI w hitney Is building as an extension of
MS new mansion in New York city will
make that corner of 9Th avenue one of the
handsomest of those facing the park.
Justice and Mrs. Shiras will complete
their summer outing at Cresson Springs.
Bishop Satterlee of Washington has Just
arrived at his Twilight Park cottage, i'm
the Catskills, with his family, for three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon Brewer have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Grace Allen to Mr.. Harry Bateman White
Wednesday evening. September l. at S
O'Clock. Ryland NJ E. Church. 10th and d
streets southwest. At home after October
1, 1897, 4u9 9th street southwest.
Miss Molie A. Downey has returned from
Old Point Comfort after a very pleasant
stay there of four weeks.
Miss Laura o. Friebus has gone to At.
lantic City to spend the month of Septem-
Der.
Mrs. L. j. Withee is visiting her brother
DR.. A. G. Young. secretary state board OF
health. at Augusta. Maine.
Mrs. l.. K. Gould will spend a few weeks
in Maine, visiting friends in Augusta and
Bangor.
Mr.. S. Kaletski has left for Seaford. Del,
to visit his daughter, Mrs. d. Goodman
where Miss Anna Kaletski is spending her
vacation with her sister
The Misses Hulburt are spending a few
weeks at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Vaughn and the
Misses Vaughn of 1882 18th street. who
have been spending the summer at Wild.
wood N j., have returned home.
Misses Matte and Katie Gaegler of 1o15
Sth street have returned from a pleasant
stay spent at Lake View farm, Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Truxton and little
son have returned TO 1912 street. after a
pleasant stay of two weeks at Atlantic
City.
Miss Ida Waller of 9th street northeast
is visiting in New York and Jersey City.
Miss Smith will return to her home here
with Miss Waller next month.
MI D INeite Id oTle daughter Hattie.
formerly of-this city, but who have been
living in Peoria, Ill.,, for the past two
years, have returned, and are stopping at
40 II street northeast.
Mrs. George Compton, with her daughter,
Miss Edith, spent several weeks at Asbury
Park this summer Upon their return
Misses Edith and Minnie Compton, with
their little sister, Eva, and a party of
friends, consisting of Misses Emma and
Mae Deming, Misses Bessie and Blanche
Reid and Miss Flora Finck went to The
Palms." Virginia, to spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Thomas and son
Teddy of LOG E street northeast have re-
turned from a three weeks stay in ST.
Mary's county, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber and Mr.. LIE
Droict Langdon Barber have gone to Ere
mont to attend the wedding of Miss Fanny
Hayes and Ensign Smith.
DR.. c. A. Schlaer and wife and Miss An
ME T. Gordon have returned from Cape
May. where they have been spending this
month, and are stopping with Mrs. VIM.
H. Hood
SEA GIRT TEAM.