Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Grants Russian Prince Ha'
Arrived.
Date Set for the Quinn-Lowndes Mar
riage-InterestinE Personal
Notes.

| Prince Cantacuzene of Russia, the finance
| of Miss Grant. arrived yesterday from
| Europe. and Is the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Potter Palmer at Beaulieu. Newport.
| The Palmer boys went down to quarantine
| to meet their prospective relative, and in
| the glare of publicity now turned on the
| titled Russian 1t has been discovered that
| he is not over 5 feet I inches in height has
| brown, luminous eyes. and little coor in
| his cheeks. He speaks very little English.
| and that little softly, and Is supposed to
| have been as much frightened as bored by
| the critical inspection and requests for in
| terviews made by the newspaper men who
awaited his arrival. The new porters had
| a glimpse of him last night at the Var
mouth theatricals, but his real presenta-
| ton will take place next week at a ball to
| be given by Mrs. Potter Palmer. A num-
! Der of dinners and dances await the young
couple among the cottagers during the next
| ten days, and, in fact. to the eve of their
| wedding day, which is set for Septem-
| Der %
| The Earl of Yarmouth and his troupe
| presented two plays last night before an
| audience of notable fashionables at New
! port. and personally scored a great tri-
| umph All the accounts agree that he
| acted well and danced even better. Miss
| Ethel Sigsbee had an important part in
| ZIG CAST anu EeCeiNeu great applause. DuT-
| ing the performance specialties were intro
duced, and among them the earl gave
| whistling solo, danced with Miss Ethel
| Sigsbee a character dance called the Moth
and Butterfly" and sang a duet with Miss
| Hunter.
| The date for the marriage of Mr.. Lloyd
! Iowndes, jr., attorney of Cumberland,
and son of Governor Lowndes. to Miss May
| Campbell Quinn of Chillicothe, Ohio has
| been set for November %.
| Mpn1ay MI ip,a
spent at the residence of Mrs. A. N. Noack,
| sr.. 119 f street southwest, the occasion
| being the twenty-tifth birthday anniver-
| sary of her son Howard. Music was en-
| joyed and refreshments were served
| Mrs. Chas T. Forbes and daughter, Miss
| George Forbes, have returned after six
| months visit through the SOUTH and are
| located at 517 f street northeast, where
| they will be glad to their friends.
| Mrs. F. A Arnold will leave today for
an extended trip through New York and
| Canada.
Miss Hattie NJ Miller is spending a
| months vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. ]. Garesche of ST Louis is visit
! ing Mrs. James c. Churchill of Vermont
| avenue.
| Mr. w. F. Hart and family have returned
| to the city, after sojourn of three weeks
| at Atlantic City.
| Miss katherine NJ. Allen of Capitol Hill,
| after a most enjoyable trip of two weeks
| to friends at Happy Creek, Va, has re-
| turned to the city
| Mrs. James D. Adams of Salt Lake City.
| Utah. accompanied by her two daughters,
| Lena and Katie is visiting relatives in this
! city.
| Mrs. Louis G. Renburg and daughter
Bertha visiting friends in Wilmington,
| Del.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. H Reinburg are visit
| ing in Philadelphia and will spend a few
days at Atlantic City before returning to
Washington.
| Miss Mary L. Kahlert of No. 74O 10th
| street southeast. who has been visiting
| Mrs. William Caulk at ST. Michaels Md,
| for the past three weeks, returned home
! Sunday evening, accompanied by Miss
| Caulk.
pleasant time was spent last evening
| at the residence of Miss Margaret Cook
| 1916 Restrict. The feature of the evening
was the cake walk. INDUCED in by eight
| couples. The cake was won by Miss Katie
i Griffin and Mr.. Cook. Solos We're rendered
| by Misses Agnes and Mamie Graney, Miss
| Margaret Cook, Mr. Cook, anG instru-
! mental selections by Miss Cook. Dancing
and other amusements were enjoyed the
| remainder of the evening. and refresh
| ments served. Some of those present were
the Misses Edna Cole, Edith Goodwin, Ma
mic E. Graney, Catherine Griffin, Cook.
Mae Barry, Margaret Coleman, HELEN
! Clark. and Miss Hattyee, and Messrs.
| Cook. Grey. Lamb, Mitchell. Niman. Nus
| sey, Rey, Palmer. Sisson. Gilbert, Parker,
| Howard, Brown, Collars, Bentley and Con-
| ner.
| Misses Minnie ard Katie Georges are
| spending this month at the Luray Atlantic
| City.
| Miss Rubenacker left yesterday for trip
| to New York and Philadelphia.
| Mrs. S. G. Johnson of 1716 Q street has
| returned to the city, after trip to Berke-
| ley Springs, Niagara Falls, Canada, the
lakes, Asbury Park and other Jersey re-
| sorts
Mrs. and Miss Wadsworth are at 1911 X
street for a few days before going to At
| iantic City for September. They will spend