Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Lenox Will Soon Entertain q Real Live
Prince.
Marriage mt Chester of n Washing
ton MAN Personal
Notes.


light the near approach of the visit OF
Prince Alexander George, youngest son
of the d Ike and Duchess of Teck, brother.
in-law of the Duke of York. the future
king of England. The prince will be tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burrell-Hon-
man at their magnificent country seat
Brookhurst. The date of the princes ar.
rival is not fixed, but preparations are In
progress BETTING the reception of u royal
parsonage Prince Alexander is twenty.
three years old. a handsome. manly chap
an athlete and sportsman. He will spend
about three weeks at Lenox and a few days
in Philadelphia. "Brookhursl" at Lenox
Is one of the most elegant homes of the
cottage colony set, and is half a mile from
the village. The entrance to the splendid
estate is through massive stone gateways
over we'll wooded avenue.
At Chester. Pa. a brilliant social event
September was the marriage of Miss Anna
Elizabeth Erskine to Frank Coyle Wallace
OF washington. The wedding took place al
the Second Presbyterian Church, and was
witnessed by large number of guests. in
Guiding Representative Butler. John b.
Roach. State Senator Sproul and prominent
families of that city. Rev. Joseph Vance
DID,, performed the ceremony. The church
was handsomely decorated with flowers
and plants. Mr.. Wallace is foreman OF
the printing office of the Agricultural De
partment. and is the son of John A Wal
lace one OF the proprietors of the Chester
Times. The bride was attired in white
satin. trimmed with chiffon, ribbons and
duchesse lace. and was given away by her
brother. w. N. Erskine. Her attendants
were: Maid Of honor, Miss l.. Blanche Err
skine; bridesmaids. Miss Clara NJ. Lewis
Miss Name +. Erskine. Miss A. Augusta
Coyle, Miss Gertrude Wallace; flower girl,
Miss Anna A. Wallace. The groomsman
Dnl,r v-lf
were Jas. Hanna, Samuel j. Lappin, John
Roach and William Mop. Roach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas MCGOWAN have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter Jessie A., to Mr.. Patrick NJ.
Ambrose. Monday, September q. at II
o'clock. st. Aloysius Church. Reception
from 12:3O until 2:3O at No. F street
Miss Mary F. shaughnessy and sister.
Miss Maggie w. Shaughnessy, left today
for two weeks outing at Prospect Hill.
Loudoun county, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert M. Wells will be at
home at 615 M street after September G.
Mr.. and Mrs. David HI. Augh have re-
turned, after a visit of two weeks to
friends at Big Springs, Nd, and Green
castle. Pa.
Miss Della Mussey has returned to the
city. after summer spent at the Pennsyl-
vania Chautauqua, at Mount Gretna where
for several years. Miss Mussey leaves the
city in a few days TO take charge of the
drawing in one of the new high schools in
New York city. Until then she will be
pleased to see her friends at her home
2li5 x street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Galpin, who, with
their little daughter Lillian, have been
spending the summer at Falls Church Va
have returned home.
Miss Lillian Wheeler of Baltimore is WIS.,
ting Mrs. Harvey Galpin
Miss Carrie Ellis of Piedmont, S. c. is
visiting Mrs. ]. NJ Richards and Mrs. Lou
lisa r. Lloyd, No. 622 9Th street.
Miss Pauline Goth has returned from
Martha's Vineyard. Mass, where she has
been the guest Of Mrs George A. Bright
of this city.
Mrs. E. ]. Kiefe gave a party last even
ing in honor of the Misses Genevieve and
Gertrude Davis, daughters OF Mrs Charles
Davis.
Miss Nellie Robey has just returned from
a most pleasant trip to her friends in Dem
yer. where she visited all points of inter-
est, among them Colorado Springs Mani
tou and the silver mines.
Mrs. Walter C. Murphy accompanied
by her two daughters Miss Lorene and
Ernestine. who have been summering IN
the Virginia mountains, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Jennings of Mt
Pleasant. with their little son, are now
Pleasantly situated at Broadway hotel
New York. where they will remain for sew
eral weeks before going for Atlantic City.
Captain Geo. Roadway and family have
returned to Washington from the west.
and have gone to housekeeping at 1898 CO.
lumbia avenue, Columbia Heights. where
they will be happy to receive their friends.
Miss Lille Cooper and Miss Margaret
Brady are home. after passing two weeks
at Cape May. Miss Cooper is much i'm
proved by her trip.
Mr.. John Joy Edison, Miss Edison, Miss
Korn and Mrs. Lane are among recent ar
rivals in Paris from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Sage celebrated the sixth
anniversary of their wedding last evening
Among their relatives and friends present
were Mrs. and Miss Hattie Constantine of
Chicago. The latter gave several recita-
tions. as we'll as musical performances,
which were greatly enjoyed.
Miss NJ. NJ. Mitchell Miss E. Mitchell,
Miss L. NJ. Carpenter, John NJ Rice, c.
A. Wheatley and j. ]. Kemp are at Cape
May.
Mr.. Lorin NJ. Saunders and family are at
Atlantic City.
PROSPERITY STARTS WORKS.