Evening star., 1898-08-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss sickles Will Soon Marry an English
man.
The Wedding VIII Take Place fin
LOndon-Pleasant Mention OF
Well-Knoyvn People.

The engagement of Miss Sickles. daugh-
ter of General Sickles, to Mr. Dayrell
| Crsckanthorpe. third secretary of the Brit
ish embassy at Madrid has been announced
| in London and Madrid. The wedding will
take place nezt month in London. MI.
Crackanthorpe is the eldest son of Monta-
| que Crackanthorpe, Q. c., one of the lead
ers of the English bar, who accompanied
Lord Chief Justice Russell to this country
not long ago as a guest of the American
Bar Association. Miss Sickles has lived
| abroad most of her life. She was edu-
Gated in q Spanish convent. Two years
ago she came to New York on visit to
her father and remained with him a year.
| She spent a winter in Washington, and
| while in New York was one of the guests
| at the famous Bradley Martin ball, where
| her fmpersonation of Queen Louise of
| Prussia was greatly admired. Mr.. Crack
| ahthorpe and his bride will visit New York
next spring.
Mrs John Hay, with her son Clarence
| and daughters, Misses Helen and Alice,
were in Paris last week on their way to
London.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte will spend the
| coming winter in Europe. Her son, Mir.
! Jerome Bonaparte, sailed last week for
this country.
Justice and Mrs. McKenna are now visit
! ing Justice and Mrs. White at Richneld
| Springs.
Miss. Mary Waite is visiting friends at
Richiield Springs. Mrs. Van r. Berry and
/ daughter are also among the Washington
| lans at Richfied at present.
The surgeon general of the navy and
| Mrs Van Reypen, with their daughter
are expected to arrive early this week for
a Visit OF a few days to Mrs A Livingston
| Mascn. president OF the Rhode Island
| nranch of the Sanitary Relief Association.
| ihey have been lately up in Maine
| 1here was large gathering at Gathers
| burg Thursday evening" August -. AT a
| lawn party given for the benefit of the
Noftneril ". h. Church at the residence Of
| Dr Mccormick The lawn and veranda
were beautifully decorated with Chinese
| lanterns and flags, and the tables were
| aoundantly filed with good things
A juvenile tournament took place Thurs
! Gay at Peach Grove, Wadcsvine, Va, in
| which Master Walter Steers of Baltimore
| crowned Miss Ethel CarsweIl of Washing
ton as queen of love and beauty: Master
FINEST Ihorp of Brucetown crowned Miss
fICra Andrus Of Hyattsvilie as first maid
| OF honor; Master RAY mond Steers of Bal
tlmore crowned the second maid, Miss
Hope Durfee of Washington. and Master
Sam Fillmore of Wadesville crowned Miss
Marion Andrus Of Hyattsville.
Mr. Henry H. Henpler and daughter,
| Miss Emma Adelia, left last Friday for
] two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
| Miss Edith Wood Of $40 NJ street is visit
| ing her relatives DR.. and Mrs. Sweany and
DR. and Mrs. Laubach of Philadelphia
Miss Louise and Miss Clarissa l. NJ
Dcrch. after a few weeks visit in Balti-
! more, are now with their friend, Miss Liz
| zie Ziehlke, at Annapolis The Misses
Donch expect to return home the early
! part OF September.
Mr.. J. W. Harsher and family of 1862 18th
| street have returned from sojourn at
Asbury Park.
Miss Rosa McGrath of Capitol Hill has
| returned TO Washington after a delightful
visit to White Sulphur Springs, Cuipeper
and Charlottesville for the past two months.
! Mrs. Bertha Cobienzer and daughters
| have returned home after a delightful trip
| to Atlantic City.
AIr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Hcltzman are at
Saratoga Springs. Their daughter, Miss
Hoffman, is with them
| Mrs Walter Pumphrey and daughter.
| Virgie. with her two sons Loris and Elroy.
are spending some weeks at Summit House,
| Harper's Ferry, w Va, where they will
| remain for the rest of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages will leave
Oakland this week after a stay of i've
| weeks and d half. Both are in excellent
| health.
DR.. G. L. Magruder has returned from
weeks visit to his family at Cape May.
| Mrs. MagrGder and her son and daughter
/ will remain come time longer.
| Mr.. ara Mrs. Otto Sonntag entertained
| last Friday night, the occasion being the
| birthday anniversary Of the former. Among
| these present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft,
| Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
| niCutt, Mr.. ard Mrs. Wllkerson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. McNuity, Mrs. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Waldron, Mr.. ard Mrs. Foster, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Esputa, Mr and Mrs Sellers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Mack, MIS-.
| Triplett, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Burgee, Miss
| es Taylor, Leonard, McDermott, Finan.
| Ryan, England, LangEeiu Mack Bury and
Onsley. Messrs. Mahoney, Bury, Wnalen,
/ Leonard, Callahan. A. Archer, w. Archer,
! Boland, Lawson. Marshall, Bryarly, Taylor,
! Triplett and Downey.
! DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Moore and children
have returned from Atlantic City and Blue
Ridge mountains where they have been all
summer.
Mrs. Cora Hodge Patti is enjoying a va
| cation at Atlantic City in company with
Mrs. E. Y. Youngs.
| Mrs. Lillian Arnold has returned after
| visit of three weeks with Mrs. Marilla NJ.
Kicker in Alton and Dover, n. H.
Miss Rosa Katz Of Baltimore and Miss
Blanche Kahn of Louisville. KY, are visit
ing the Misses Cohen at 113o Sth street
and will be pleased to see their friends
Wednesday evening, August 81.
| Mrs. c. B. Smith of Washington arrived
at Blue Hill. Maine. last week for an ex-
tended stay. Among those from Washing
ton already there are MIR. and Mrs. A. W.
Dow, Mrs. K. Thompson, L. NJ. Erweil,
| Miss NJ. Hasman, E. X. French, Miss Tyler,
Mrs. s. Key, Miss Clark, Col.W. B. 1Iomp-
son ard q. H. MCGOWAN.