The times., 1899-07-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


MIS- Mckinley has been e,oeted an
Glib.
1t seems to be settled by the cottagers
amons the Thousand Islands that Prss.-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley Will be the guests |
OF Mr. George C Boidt the last o. this
month. The Bo.dt summer hcme on Heart |
Island, opposite Alexandria Bay. is one |
of the frcEt on the river. Tne Vice Pres
ident and MIS-. Hobart were his guests last |
sumner. A cable has been laid from Heart
Island to the. hay, so that If the President
becomes the guest OF Mr.. Bo.dt h. vi be
able to communicate directly with Wash
ington. TIE place is so beautiful ana cool
ard so peacefully quiet that it woul! be an
ideal spot for Mrs. Mckinley in which TO
entirely recuperate from her recent indis-
position.
Ambassador and Mrs. w F. Draper will
remain in Hopedale. their Massachusetts
nome. until the latter Fart of August, when
they return to Rome. They are con en-
plating an occasional visit for day or so
| with friends at the North Shore. Mrs.
Draper is related to the Duchess d 'Arcos,
wife Of the Spanish Minister, now at Man
| chester by the-Sea, and will undoubtedly
| visit in that vicinity. MIS-. Draper re-
| ceives daily at the Palace in Rome ali
| American visitors, and is rivaled only by
| Queen Margherita in her form OF enter
| tainmsnts and in her gorgeous goNning.
| The Ambassador has returned on a sixty
days leave for the sole purpose OF super
| intending the plans TO Increase his hope
dale manufacturing plant-alceady Tor
tune in itself. On September the wedding
of his son. Arthur JOY Draper, and LILY
Duncan Noorhies, of Lexington, KY, Will
take place. 1t will be quite an event, ana
celebrates the sixth marriage in the Dra-
per family between North and South. The
Generals marriage in 1891 was followed
within a year by that of his brother,
George A.. Draper, to Miss Preston, ana
that of his son, George o. Draper, to Lily
Duncan. Shortly after MIR. Eben Draper
married a Southern belle in New York,
and three years ago Miss Edith Draper
married Mr.. Montgomery Blair, also
Southerner The Drapers live very quietly
in Hopedale
DR.. and Mrs. Franz Won Rottenburg have
sailed for home The doctor and his wife,
who was Miss Marion Phelps, OF New
York, arrived from Europe on April 10
| and have been making a round OF visits
in this country. They spent some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman, of Dupont
Circle, early in the spring. the latter be-
ing Mrs. Won Rottenburg's aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Hale are settled
for the warm months in pretty cottage
at York Harbor, Me.
Mrs. Charles sigsbee and her family are
| enjoying summer life at the Lane cottage,
Annisquam, Mass.
1
Lieut. Carlo de Lucca, Naval Attache to
the Italian Embassy, is now en- route to
the Mediterranean on the steamship AL
Ter.
Mr. Alvey A. Adee, Second Assistant
Secretary of State, has arrived in Paris
after an extended bicycle trip through
Italy and the south of France. He is stop
ping at the Hotel Brighton.
Solicitor General John r. Richards and
his family, who are spending the summer
in foreign travel, are now at the Hotel de
rAthenee, Paris.
Mrs. Walter Damrosch has Joined her
mother, Mrs. James G. Blaine, at Bar Har-
Dor.
Hiss Molly Elliott Seawell, the novelist
and Miss Henrietta Seawell, will sail fol
! Europe tomorrow on the steamship New
; York Other Washingtonians booked fol
the same passage are DR.. A. f. Magru-
der. United States Navy; Miss ClochettG
! and Master Alexander Magruder Mr.
Brooks Adams. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. W. P
Duvall. Mrs. X. C. Hunter Mrs. William
Winthrop, and Col. G.. R. Cecil, Military
Attache to the United States Legation al
Berne, Switzerland.
, Among the passengers who will sail fol
Antwerp tomorrow on the steamer Noord-
land are Mrs. E. II. Gage, Miss Gage. Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Kraft. Mr.. F. ]. Heiberger
l DR.. Ida Heiberger, and the Misses Lila
and Minnie Heiberger, all of Washington
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page has Joined hi!
family at York Harbor. Me.
Miss Helen Meyer is spending the montl
{ at Nahant