The evening times., 1901-08-20
SOCIAL AND PERSON AL.

Ncwports social IaureIs were worn last
night by Mrs. !. Townsend Burden, who
gave a dance fox her daughter Miss
Gwendolyn Burden. who Will make her
formal debut the coming winter in New
York.
Fairlawn IS admirably adapted for
large entertainment. having one of the
finest bathrooms in Newport. The decora-
tion Of the principal rooms consisted
mainly Of American beauty roses. inter
spersed with graceful palms that had been
removed from the Burden couservatories
for the night fireplaCes were banked
with ferns and growing plants. while
roses were placed in vases on the man
tells. Previous to the dance Miss Burden
was entertained at a dinner given for her
at BeaUIieU by Mr and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, jr
Mrs. Burden was fortunate in having
for a leader OF the cotiIlon Mr. Elisha
Dyer. jr.. who has in a measure retired
from the carpet. and his experience did
much for the success OF the dance. Soon
after midnight seated supper was serv-
cd at small tables. after which the cotinon
was danced MI Dyer leading with the
debUtante There were numerous hand
some favoTs, including handbags Of ar
various colors, fans, silver trinkets. Gig
arctic lighters ash trays Of gun metal,
book covers and memorandum books OF
leather mounted in silver. sigar and Gig
arctic cases Of carved leather and other
articles- There were 100 couples in the
cotilIon, which was followed by a buffet
supper. served by BusselL
The guests included Miss Anna Sands.
ot this city, Mr- and Mrs. Harry S. Lehr.
ham, and Mr. Herman Norman, All Of the
British Embassy, and Mr.. Charles Waut-
ers, Of the Belgian Legation.
Secretary Long. who has been spending
his vacation at his home at Hinghdm
Mass, passed a part Of last week in
Maine On one day or his visit he with
eX-Speaker Reed, was a guest Of honor
iu Portland.
Major John SewalI Of the Marine Corps.
and Mrs. SewaH are guests FOR the re-
msinder Of the month, OF Mr. and Mrs
David Grcenough. at their beautiful sum
place at Jamaica Pain.
Chief Justice aad Mrs Fuller have just
completed visit to Bar Harbor.
Miss Mattel Boardman was enc Of the
expert PLAYERS at TIE golf tournament
held at the Essex County Club last Tues
day.
The following visitors 10 the Pan-Amcr-
icsn Exposition from Washington are reg
istered at Buffalo hotels:
IroquOis-CharIcs r. Edmonston. DR.
and Mrs s. H. Griffith. Miss Griffith.
Niagara-Gcn- Nelson A Miles. Mrs.
Miles. Colonel Whitney, aide-dc-camp.
Gen FitzhUgh Lee, Of Charlottesville Va.
Stauers-Georse f. Bryan. j. c. Abreu.
+ O.. Hellinger Anna A. Klugc. J.. K. An
Gersou, Hazel V. Anderson. A. A Cal
GtTQu, J. A Calderou, NJ. A. CaIdrr0n
William 8 Skinner
keuilworth CScatler's AuneN-Georre Y
Buck and wife, George SmaIIwood
MausiOn-W. Berry.
RrOCZ - w Murv
Park-Mrs. r. a. DE Naiiu. Virginia p
Eaddysman, Elizabeth r. Flather. EmiIv
HumIhries. j L. WillcUN
The Harvard Club. OF Rhode Island
viii give "a large dinner tonight al tho
Newport Casino IN honor OF Cen Joe
Wheeler.
Miss Kathryn Kaiser. accompanied by
her niece, Eleuur- Costello. and Miss N-.rr,.
Saffell, are spending several weeks On ~
lower Potomac
Charles r. Carrick. OF Mount Wasbina-
ton. Nd, nephew of A. NJ Williams -
wcIl-known 'elegrapher Of this city y-,s
married TO Miss Rhoda II ShorI also 80
Mount Washington, last evening. by t,,a
Rev. W l.. Dolly Of Marvin nj D.
Church Mr. and Mrs. Carrick lrff an n
late train for an extended trip North
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