Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Newport Expects q King as Well as a
Prince
Titled Visitors the Palmers VIII En-
terrain - Interesting Per-
sonal Notes.

If reports are true Mrs. Potter Palmer
will be the Newport hostess this summer
whose entertaining will create the greatest
sensation. She has received a strong init
nation from King Leopold of Belgium that
he would like to spend the month OF August
In Newport. and IL he came he would be ac-
companied by the Princess Clementine.
During the past winter, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer were in Europe, they were royalty
entertained by Leopold. and the strongest
bonds OF friendship were cemented between
them. Prince Cantacuzene. the fiance Of
Miss Julia D. Grant. is also due In August
and is big enough lion to have the whole
field to himself. If the king and prince
should arrive at the same time the situa-
ton would be somewhat complicated.
Mrs. Sigsbee and family are at their
jamestown cottage.
The ambassador to Italy and Mrs Draper
are home for their summer vacation and
at present are at Newport.
Mrs. Thomas Cruise left Washington Sun
day night en- route to San Juan. Porto Rico.
few days at the Richmond by the illness of
her little son, James.
Miss Blanche Love of Beltsville. Nd, left
today for Buffalo, N. Y, where she will
visit her uncle. DIR. J. B. Coakley, until
near the middle of July when she will
leave for Chautauqua, and there take a
teachers course of instruction at the Chau-
tauqua Normal. Returning by way of Buff
falo, she will visit the falls and other points
OF interest on the great lakes.
Mr.. James T. Pritchard, wife and son are
at Atlantic City for the season.
Miss Emma Austin will shortly sail for
Europe, and return In October
Mrs. s. E Jackson and son Hubert have
returned to their home 18th street, after
a short visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson of 1915 Wal
ZACH place have gone to Canada for a short
stay.
Mr.. David Graham Adee and family have
closed their house on 18th street and have
removed for the summer to their country
home, Brae-Yarrow. near Laurel. Md. AS
sistant Secretary Adee will join them upon
his return from Europe next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Harvey left the city
on Saturday for Aurora-in-the-Alleghe
for an indefinite stay. They are Quartered
at the Aurora House.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages will leave
the 9Th instant for Atlantic City. where
they expect to remain until September.
Mrs. Brinton Stone will spend the summer
at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs, Va, and
left the city July l.
John S. ShaI.:Don. H A. Kerwick and
family, Mrs. Matilda Engie. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Buckley, ]. w. NJ. Wider, Mr.. and
d. d l.
and Mrs. H. W. Green and family, Geo. NJ.
Snowman and Miss Mabel Railing are re-
cent arrivals at Hotel Brighton, Ocean
City, Md.
Miss Pauline Isemann left Saturday morn
ing for Mountain Lake Park where she eX-
poets to spend about nine weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Mcknight have gone
to Blue Ridge Summit for the month of
July.
Mrs La Fetra IS entertaining a most en-
joyable party of home guests among whom
are her nieces, Misses Grace and Edith
Creamer of Marietta, Ohio. Miss Jennie
Ericsson of Finland, who has been connect
ed with Miss Shaffer in Worlds W. c. T
L. work. also Mr.. Herg Y. Takasugi of
Toxic, Japan. Miss Jessie Alderman will
join this company on July l.. returning
from the Christian Endeavor convention.
Detroit. where she speaks on The Life and
Character of Miss Willard
The Duke and Duchess dArcos arrived
at Manchester. Mass, yesterday to spend
the summer. On the same train the Mexi-
can minister, Senior M de Aspiroz, his wife
and two daughters arrived.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dawson, Miss Nancy Dawson,
Mrs Malone Wheless, Miss Sweety Wheless,
Mr.. Frank Mullan, Mr.. Jesse NJ. Sarvis and
Mr.. Fred Schroeder are among the Wash
ingtonians at the Brexton, Cape May, n. J.
Miss Ray Fischer left Wednesday for
Bay Ridge Park, Brooklyn. n. Y. to spend
the summer months with her friend, Miss
Ford