The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-24
SOGIAL>A AND PERSONAL.

| SUULAbN AMI PERSUNAI
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton seem to be very generally endorsing
| the action of Mrs. Daniel Manning. the
| president general OF the organization. who
! has Just refused to give her official sane
| ton to a tea to which the Daughters had
! been invited by a member who had taken
to herself a foreign title. 1t is said that
the would be hostess. who was very sin
! cere in her friendly desire TO entertain her
| American sisters and fellow-members in
the country Of her adoption, is tremendous
| ly hurt at Mrs. Manning's decision.
| DR.. Wilde. The Argentine Minister, and
! Nine. Wilde are spending the summer at
| the Chevy Chase Inn.
! If the plans of Lady Randolph Churchill
| and young CORVALLIS West are not inter-
| fered with. they VIII be married next Sat
urday at St Georges Church. Hanover
| Square, London. The match has caused
more comment. it is said. than any other
( event that has ever happened in LonGon's
| Vanity Fair. The - adage that love al
/ ways finds a way is being verified in this
/ particular case. il the latest report be true
/ that at last the mother of the young
( groOH-elect has withdrawn her objections
TO the match.
/ AS the young man is recupcrating from
a fever. the honeymoon will be spent in
Norway.
According to the latest cabled accounts
Mrs. Potter Palmer is still sorrowing for
the loss of her SIS. coo necklace OF dia-
monds and emeralds which vas lost or
stolen from her neck the other evening at
the famous banquet given by Mr.. and Mrs.
I Thomas f. Walsh at the Elysee Palace
Hotel, Paris.
/ Mrs. Hansnrough, wife of Senator Hans
brough. of .iorth Dakota. is at the Blue
Mountain House. Pa. She is accompanied
1 by her mother, Mrs. Chapman.
| Miss Emily Louise Dieterick has gone
+ to Gettysburg TO remain throughout July
and August.
| Mrs. George w Cissel and Mrs. E P
Berry have gene to Cape May for a few
( days. prior to the departure OF Mrs Cissei
/ for the Yellowstone Park and cities West
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke and
Misses Helen and Gladys Ffoulke are at
Atlantic City to remain throughout next
month.
Hon. John A. Kass5n is at the Warm
! Springs Of Virginia. Among the recent
Washington arrivals at the old Virginia
resort are Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Perry. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Libbey. Miss Florence
Libbey, and Miss Ethel May.
Capt. George II. Haycock, U. 5. N, and
Mrs Haycock have taken a cottage for
the summer at Egypt, on the Massachu-
sets coast.
7 letter from Newport says that socie-
ty Is all afutter there over the rumor
that Prince Henri d'Orleans will visit
there in August. The prince is cousin
of the Due dOTleans. who was at Newport
some years ago. Prince Henris history
Is well known. He Is a noted explorer.
a great favorite with the populace in Paris
and has decided democratic tendencies. 1t
was suggested some time ago that he was
suing for the hand of Miss May Goelet
/ and later that he was very devoted to Mrs.
Douglas Grant, who has Just obtained g
/ divorce from her husband.
| Nj Carroll D. Wright Is spending the
| summer at Marblehead, Mass.
/ Mrs Bradford. wife of Admiral Brad
I ford has Joined the Washington colony at
U
this city. who are spending the season at
+ the resort. are Mrs Matthews. wife OF
( DR.: Matthews, U. S. N, and Miss H. NJ.
| Tenney.
| Mrs James C. Blaine is occupying
"stanwood." her summer place at Bar
Harbor. this year. It has been rented
every season previously since the death OF
Mr. Blaine. With her are her two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Walter Damrosch and Mrs.
Beale.
Senator Lodge. who is spending the sum
ner at Nahant. is making a visit just now
to Bar Harbor.
Mrs Lucy E Pend. of the Red Cross So
ciety. is at Dagger's Springs, Va.
Mrs. F. E Alexander and daughter. the
Misses Alexander. are spending the sum
me- at the Hotel Allegheny, Goshen. Va.
Miss Mary Daniel, of this city. is the
guest Of the Misses Daniel at Bedford.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanders Garland are at
the Hygeia Hotel. Old Point. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs John s La Rowe are visit
ing their son. ]. s. La Rowe, jr., at his
home al Lexington. Va.
Mrs. KempR and Miss Kempff wife and
daughter Of Admiral Kempff, are estab-
lIshed for the summer at Chevy Chase.
Miss Mertie L. Follmer has returned
from years visit with friends and rela-
tives in PENNSYLVANIA to her home in Car