Evening star., 1898-07-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Russian Embassy is a Star Attraction at
Narragansett.
Ambassador and Niece Having a Real
jolly yacatiOn-The Newport Sen
son Personal Notes.

The Russian ambassador. Count Cassini.
attracts great attention at Narragansett
Pier, where his embassy is established for
the summer His niece Miss Cassini is
his constant companion, and her vlvacious
manners have made her a great favorite.
At the Casino hop last week she was dress
ed in white silk null, trimmed with lace
and ribbons. Next season she will enjoy
social life in this city among the winters
debutantes.
At Newport everything will be lovely this
week, Prince Victor Emmanuel, Count
of Turin, has arrived and will be the guest
of honor tonight at Mrs. Spencer's dinner
More Washington interest is centered in
Bar Harbor this season than at almost any
other Atlantic resort Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend are occupying Elsmore, the
Hugh Mcmillan villa, and ex-senator and
Mrs. Henderson and Mr. j. B. Henderson,
jr., have another cottage and are promi-
nent among the entertaining fraternity.
The dinner dances commenced Saturday
night at the Kebo Valley Club, and the
pleasant folks who have been smiling
across the tables at each other for several
years past were in their accustomed places.
The dance went off with it's usual vigor
and all the girls were bellies.
Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen, so well known
to Washingtonians, will entertain her new
~ married brother and his wifs Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen, at her Bar
Harbor cottage this month.
Saturday night at the residence of Mrs.
Hechinger, 1923 7th street, party was
given in honor of her granddaughter, Miss
Stein. Those present were Misses Belle
Goldman, Lillian Frank, Pauline Frank,
HELEN Peyser, Flora Brock, Fannie Levy,
Sophia Sanger, Messrs. Sidney Cohen Nor
rls Blumenfeld, Morris Sondheimer, Edgar
Waliach, Ernest Dammon, William Fell
heimer, Ross Strasburger. Sylvan Luchs,
Leon Strauss, Ralph Steinhardt Charlie
Becker and Sol. Abbot.
Miss Mary McComas daughter of Judge
Louis F. McComas, gave a party to her
friends Saturday at Springfield Williams
port, near Hagerstown, where she is spend
ing the summer. The lawn ana porches
We're lighted with japanese lanterns. Dane
ing was enjoyed in the parlors. The guests
Mura Msr,rtee received py & Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
humrichouse, Mrs L. Z. McComas and
Miss Mary McComas. The guests returned
TO Hagerstown in a special car
MRS. Leta NJ. Ferguson of 92O 18th street
left last evening for a two weeks trip to
Michigan. where her mother Mrs
Louise Wolfe, died year ago.
Mrs. j. 7. Harper and little daughter
Ruth are spending the summer months at
Leonardtown, Md.
Miss Florence B. Womerstey is spending
the summer at the home of CAPTAIN B.
Foxwcll, Leonartitown, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Drew of New Jersey
avenue left for Atlantic City last evening.
Ihey will also visit Cape May before they
return.
Mrs. NJ. Chase Lohr and Master Lenox
Lohr are at Maple Grove, Westmoreland
county, Va. for the heated term.
Miss Myrtle A. Jacoby of 621 New Jer-
sey avenue has gone to Portland Indiana,
to spend her vacation with relatives
DR.. and Mrs. c. V. Boarman have return
ed from Toronto, Thousand Islands and
Montreal. Mrs. Boarman will visit the Hot
Springs of Virginia. and spend the autumn
with her parents in Ohio.
Mrs. B. F. Smith, Miss Lotta and Master
Baillie of 1747 P street. are summerng at
Highland Park, Colorado. Mr.. B. F. Smith
sails Thursday for two months trip to
Europe.
Miss Mary F. 'Shaughnessy will leave the
city today for All outing or six weeks She
will join her sister Katie at Riverton, Va
They will visit Luray Cave and many
points of interest in the Blue Ridge.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton English
left for Honolulu today and will be gone
four months.