Evening star., 1902-09-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER DINNER FOR DUCHESS
OF MARLBOROUGH.
The Lannon'S Going Abroad for the
Winter-Interesting Per-
sonal Notes.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter D. Martin gave a din
ner last night at Newport, with the Grand
Duke Boris and the Duchess of Maribor-
ough as the guests of honor. One hundred
| persons were in the company.
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and family are
| about to go abroad for an indefinite stay.
Col. Lamont, who went to Europe early last
month. will remain some time with his fam
lily. The recent death of the second daugh-
ter, Julia, is a severe blow to her parents
and sisters, and one from which they will
be long time recovering. 1t had been
their intention to spend the coming winter
travelling abroad for the diversion of the
young invalid and at her desire Now the
journey is made very sad one by reason
of her death.
A pleasant time was spent last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Edward Sween-
ey in honor of her brother Mr. John FitZ-
gerald of Chicago, and daughter Jennie.
Vocal and instrumental music was rendered
and dancing was indulged in until a late
hour, after which a bountiful repast was
served. Among those present were the
Misses NJ. Costello, j. Fitzgerald, X. Cos
tello, c. Driscoll, n. Hurley, NJ. Sweeney,
w. Sweeney, I, Costello, NJ. Sweeney,
Messrs. ]. Fitzgerald, o. Beall, McGraven,
Harper, j. Sweeney, E. Sweeney. c. Mer-
rllatt, F. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs NJ. Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs j. Stack, Mr.. G.. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sweeney, Masters j.
Sweeney and H Merrilatt
A complimentary dance. the second of the
season, was given by Mr.. and Mrs ]. r.
Brown at their residence in Pleasant Val
ley, Gapland Nd, Wednesday evening,
August p. The grounds and verandas
We're lighted by japanese lanterns, and the
dining room, where refreshments were
served late in the evening, was prettily
decorated with flowers, A large company
or guests was present, and the wide veran-
das and adjoining rooms were filled by
merry throng of dancers until long after
midnight. The guests included Mrs. DuYal
and daughter of Chicago, Ill; MIR. and
Mrs Clyde B. Slower of Gettysburg, Miss
Boyer of Hagerstown, Mr., Hutzins of Bal
timore, Dr. j. a. Gibson and William En-
mis- of Burkettsville, Mr.. Criswen, Addie
and Mabel Criswell, Mrs. Joseph Shilling
ton, Mrs. r. 7. Frazier, Mrs. Louis b. Ri
denour, Mrs. A. E. Dowell, Miss Frazier,
Miss Walker, MIR. and Mrs o. o. Spicer.
Mrs. w. A II. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam c. Hunt, Emily Stockdale, Pearl Smith,
Ruth Gray, Helen Ethel Hunt, William II.
Hunt, Katherine and Florence Shillington,
Louise Eberly, Robert Frazier Burton and
Mildred Ridenour and Julian and Arthur
Dowell of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph A Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. c. Poole, Nellie CARROT, Bessie
Zourtee, Alma, Sara and Katherine Brown,
Lillian Gray, Anna Lee Poole, Warren Gar
rott, Ernest Zourtee, Leon Zourtee. Bless
ing Brown, Vernon Poole. Linwood Poole
and Hayes Poole of the Valley.
Miss Marion Cockrell is at her home in
Warrensburg, Mo-, where her aunt, Mrs.
Walker, is now her guest.
Mrs. Joseph Crawford and daughter We're
among the passengers sailing from New
York yesterday the Hamburg-American
line steamer Bluecher. They expect to re-
main abroad until next summer, spending
the winter in Switzerland
Mrs. Charles E Ball of New York city is
visiting Mrs. Harry L. Conner of 500 I'd
street.
In large contingent of Washington peo-
pie at the New England Hotel are Mr.
and Mrs. l.. B. Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Hughes, DR.. and Mrs. H c. Duff
fey and Miss Mary Hazen Duffey, DR.. and
Mrs. L.. B. Wilson, Mrs. Gen: A. D. Hazen,
Hughes. Mr.. Roland J. Lee, Mr. Arthur
Lee Merritt, Mr.. L. A. Brown and Colonel
Jas. z. Winter.
Miss Laura Foble of Cambridge, Nd, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Helen Rea.
DR.. w. H. wunder and wife are at the
Hotel Raleigh, Atlantic City, for a weeks
they will visit his wife's uncle, Mr. Anton
Turber, who has a beautiful home on Pc
comic bay, Long Island.
Mrs. John S. Hollingshead and daughter.
Miss E. Lee Moore, have returned from
Atlantic City, where they spent several
weeks
Miss Rita Levy, accompanied by her Sis
ter, Miss Fannie r. Levy, of us Sd street
northeast leaves today for months tour
and will visit Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
New York, Springfield and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Riordon and
son Russell left by sea this afternoon for
Newport, R. l., where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Harry E. Peckham, former
ly Miss Mabel Fisher Of Washington.
Miss George C OFT has returned from a
visit to her aunts in the mountains of Vir-
ginia.
Miss Helen Harbeck of No. 1887 9Th street
has returned to the city after a six weeks
visit in Richmond, Va, much delighted
with her trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and
their sons at the Marlborough House.
Atlantic City, for a few weeks
Miss Mary Elgin of CharIestown. w. Va,
is visiting her uncle, DR.. Fisk Elgin, on
Capitol Hill.
Friday evening last the parIors of the
Baldwin House at Hamilton, Va, were the
scene of an entertainment. After the rem
dition of several musical selections by the
Messrs. Baldwin, accompanied by their sis
ter, Mrs. Janney of Philadelphia, the COM
pany was amused by cakewalk by Mrs
Rollins and Miss Dietz and monologues by
Mr.. John Evans of Washington. The latter
part of the evening was spent in dancing
the old Virginia reel followed by refresh
ments. The guests present We're: Mrs. Jen-
kins. Miss Florence jenkins, Mrs. ]. L.
Shedd, Miss Emelyn Shedd. Miss Maisie
Evans. Mrs. Rollins, Miss Linda Rollins
Mrs. Espey, Miss Edna Espey, Mrs jan
ney and Miss Lillian Dietz, and the Messrs
Vivian Lake, John Evans, Richard Ev-
ans, Julian Baldwin and Newton Rollins
DR.. and Mrs. Finley have returned to the |
city, having spent the summer at the Thou |
sand Islands and Ssckett's Harbor, n. Y
Miss Dyer. Miss Lois G. Dyer and their |
cousin, Miss Irene S. Dyer, are spending |
the summer in Pont Avon, France chap |
erQned by the Baroness de Kautstein.
Miss Berta Valley has returned TO her |