Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage of Miss Grant and Prince
Cantacuzene.
Honeymoon Will he spent at the
Groom's Russian Castle-Per-
sOnal Notes.

At last the arrangements for the mar
riage of Miss Julia Dent Grant to Prince
Cantacuzene Of Russia have been made
public. Mrs Potter Palmer announced last
night at Newport that the marriage of her
niece will take place at noon Monday Sep
TENDER -, at All Saints Memorial Chapel
the officiating clergymen being Bishop Hem
ry c. Potter of New York and the Rev
Dr. Nevin Of Rome. Italy, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Palmer for several weeks
past. The Russian civil marriage form Will
take place at Beaulieu. the Palmer home
where the wedding breakfast to the bridal
party and the farewell reception will also
occur. The bride will be unattended by
bridesmaids and will be given away by
her brother. Ulysses S. Grant in the ab-
sehce OF her father. Gen. Fred. Grant in
the Philippines. In accordance with the
wish Of the bride and her mother the we'd
ding will be as simple as possible The in
Vtations to the church ceremony will be
sent out shortly There will be a gorgeous
flower display. Wedding presents have
been arriving from European friends the
past week. and among others there is said
to be gold toilet set from the czar Tho
ushers will be Worthngton Whitehouse
Honore Palmer, Potter Palmer ir Robert
l. Gerry. II. r. Winthrop. Lockwood Hon
ore. Capt Algernon Sartoris and Lathrop
Randolph. The prince is expected in this
country about September y. and will be
accompanied by friend to serve as best
nan The newly married couple will leave
newport after the ceremony and will sail
directly for Russia. where they will spend
the honeymoon in the castle of the bride
groom, between Moscow and Odessa
MISS Matte V. Wade has spent a most
enjoyable summer with friends in the
mountains of old Virginia
Miss Edna " Nalley Is visiting friends in
Marshall, Va
Mrs George NJ. Arnold and Miss Lucie
Barber have returned from an extended
trip to western New York and Canada.
Mrs. John ]. Burrows and grauddaugh-
ter. Kathryn Ingersol, are visiting friends
in the Blue Ridge mountains.
A pretty german was given at the Plains,
Va. last Thursday night. Mr. George l..
Davis led with Miss Lucie Z. Mortimer Of
this city. Among others present were the
Misses Hunt. Geddes. Taylor. Cochran.
Murray. Combes, Turner, Mortimer Chap
man. Smith, Mesdames Fellows. Palmer.
Beverley. Hogg, Cochran Bratton. Turner,
Bull and Messrs. Turner Clarkson, Meade.
Moffett Murray, Wise, Compton. LerouX,
Sknker. Lewis. Slaughter and Lynn.
Miss Teresa Fitzgerald. 637 street IS
spending few days with her aunt. Mrs.
C. Clarke. in Baltimore. after which she
will leave for extended tour of the north.
Misses Irene and Marion Connor have re-
turned home. after delightful trip to Nor
folk. Ocean View and Virginia Beach, and
were joined by Miss Josie German, who
has been visiting in Norfolk for the past
two months.
Rev. NJ. A. Matthews, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Jackson, Tenn, and
the Misses Holland visiting the family
of Mr.. Galen Greene. near Brightwood.
Miss Louise Hopkins. who has been with
her sister in Toledo. Ohio. for a month. has
gone to Detroit. Mich, with her friend,
Mrs. John Fisher of that city.
Miss Laura o. Friebus and Miss Blanche
Meegan. accompanied by Miss Ruth Hardis-
ty of Enfield Chase. Prince Georges coun-
ty, Md. left for Atlantic City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Blair have return
ed from Europe and are at the Darlington,
Richtield Springs, New York.
Mrs. Clarence Eugene Doyle. 1107 Rhode
Island avenue, has returned from Brooklyn
where she had been to attend the funeral OF
her brother, Frank Reed ellis.