The Washington times., 1901-08-23

Mrs Condt-Smith has gone to New
York to be with her sister, Mrs. Susan
Field. widow of Justice Stephen J. Field
of the Supreme Court. who IL dangerously
Ill. Though Mrs. Field has been an inva-
lid for some time. the immediate cayise Of
her present Illness Is heart trouble She
Is s=sT seventy years OF age and her ply
sicians have serious fears of the result.
The latest accounts from the executive
mansion at Kentucky state that Mrs
Beckham. the young wife Of the Governor!
is so much improved that her physicians
have hope of saving her life
Mrs. George w Cissel and her daugh-
ter. Mrs John II. Roche will spend the
present month in Nova Scotia and Can
ada. and after visiting the Buffalo Ex-
position will return to Oak Crest about
September l.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Andrews have re-
turned from months trip that included
visits to Montreal. Niagara and the chain
OF northern lakes.
Mrs Catherine V. Young and her
daughter. Mrs Bourne, who have been
spending the summer-in Canada. will re-
turn late in September by way of Buffalo.
A despatch from London states that
Mrs. Navarro. formerly Mary Anderson.
the actress. was the chief social attrac-
ton at n bazar given yesterday yfJ.ady
Elcho at Wickhamford Manor to raise
funds to restore Wickhamford Church.
Mr.. Arthur Balfour was the. guest of
honor, but Mrs. Navarro, though shin
ming publicity. attracted more attention
than the leader of the House of Commons.
One means Of raising money was selling
autographs written by the notables pres
ar
well, Mrs. Navarro's autographs brought
higher prices
Wickhamford is in GIoucestershira
where there are many beautiful country
residences. The Navarros live in little
village named Broadway, near by. Bal
four is a guest of the Eichos at their
country place, four miles away. Mrs.
Navarro arranged a dramatic entertain
ment in which the leading parts were
taken by the children of Lady Eicho and
Lady Bloomfield.
DIR. and Mrs. W. H Gotwald have re-
turned from Atlantic City. where they
have been spending the summer to their
residence here, l5A r Street northwest
1t has been explained that Mrs. Keep
pei. who arrived in New York this week
on the Teutonic. is not. as has been an
nounced. Mrs. George Keppel, wife of the
Hon George Keppei. who makes his
home in New York in connection with Sir
Thomas Liptons interests, but is Mrs.
Colin keppei. lady in waiting to the
widowed Duchess of SAKE Conurg Gofha,
and wife of Capt. Colin Keppel, of the
royal navy. who distinguished himself
at the battle of khartoum In 1883. and in
the Nile expedition. of 1884, and who is
son of old Sir Harry Keppel the father
OF the British navy Mrs. KeppeI left
New York yesterday to join her husband
at vancouver. where he holds an i'm
pcrtant naval command.
a quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Col. William o. Drew Tuesday
evening. when his youngest daughter.
Emma F.. and Mr.. Samuel T. Carroll
were married. The bride was attended by
honor dressed in white organdie, with
trimmings of pink and carrying La
France roses. The bride wore white or
candle and carried bride roses Mr.
George w. Drew acted as best man. The
bride and groom departed on a late train
for the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henson announce
the engagement of their daughter. Flor
ence Maud. TO Mr.. Eugene Avery. of New
York. The wedding will take place the
4th of September.
Miss Mamie A Cady. who has been a
guest at the Harrison House. Prince
George County. Md. Joined her relatives
at Ocean City. and from there the party
went to Atlantic CITY where they will
spend the remainder of the season. b <
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Callahan have re-
turned from trip to Montreal Thousand
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