The times., 1899-09-22


garet Chanler, who did such splendid work
as Red Cross nurse during the Spanish
American war. Mr.. Chanler who was him.
self in the service of his country during
the war is famous traveller and explorer,
and not so long ago returned from an ex-
tended trip through the wilds of South
Africa.
The hour fixed for the Russian service
which will unite Miss Grant to Prince
Cantacuzene IS s o'clock next Sunday
evening. On that occasion Mrs. Palmer's
villa, "Beaulieu, viii be prettily dec
GRATED with flowers and the Russian and
American colors for the wedding reception,
which will follow the church ceremony
next day. The money value of the bridal
gifts is increasing by thousands of dollars
each day, and a corps of detectives is on
constant guard to see that no harm be-
falls them before the prince and his bride
sail away Mrs U. S. Grant, with Mrs.
Sartoris and her daughters, with Capt.
Algernon Sartoris, have met their rel
atiye-to-be, and report has it that they
were mutually pleased.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Towse. OF Washing
ton, and Mrs Fish are at their beautiful
camp, "Soule," on Lake Massaweepie, one
of the most picturesque in the Adiron-
dacks. writes a correspondent of the So
ciety Times" 1t occupies small island
at the northwest corner of the lake. The
rustic house is perfectly appointed, ana
the grounds, laid out to resemble an old
Dutch garden, are not the least attractive
feature of the camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Towse
have at present in their house party as
gusts Mrs. Lusk and Mrs. Slade. of New
York. and Miss Lockwood, of Philadelphia.
Among the guests at Childwold are Major
Dorr of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
/ Hun and Miss Susan Vanderpoel, of Al
bany; Miss Buchler of Baltimore, and Mr..
and Mrs. Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
bricks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cordier, OF New
York. aazqa
The same paper also chronicles the follow
| ing: "Mr Archibald Lindsay's extended
stay at Manchester -by-theSea Is now ex-
planned by the announcement of his
engagement to Miss Ethel Tucker, daugb-
ter of Mr.. William A. Tucker, of Washing
ton. Mr.. Lindsay is son of the Earl of
Lindsay"
The wedding of Mr.. Philip Simms War
rem, of Washington, and Miss Maud l..
! Roach, daughter of the late James Roach,
| of Alexandria county, is announced to take
place next week at st. Marys Church,
ALEXANDRIA.
Mrs ". c. Miles, So New York Avenue,
has returned from Indiana after six
weeks visit to her former home.
Mr.. j. H. MCGOWAN and family, after
spending the summer On the Maine coast,
have returned to their home, 144S Slough
ton Street.
Mrs. James Henry Bruce and Miss Bur-
| ton, of Nashville, Tenn, are the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hollyday and Mrs.
H. D. Mexican, at 1924 Thirteenth Street.
Mr.. w. S. Lent. of this city, arrived here
yesterday with his bride formerly Miss
| Emma Stevens, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs.
Lent will remain here few days and then
| go to Baltimore, where they viii make
their future home.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Morrison and
! Miss Julia Morrison, who spent the summer
and early spring in Continental travel, are
now in New York They will pass the
early autumn with relatives on the Hud-
son near Ardsley, and return to Washing
ton about October 25.