The Washington times., 1902-06-15
Gems That Worth Whose Makes
Them Queens Without Crowns Will Add the Dazzling Effect Of the
Scenes and Rival the New Monarch In His Golden Robes and Jewels of
State and Make the Spectacle Historic in the Annals Of the World

live at Is Chesham Street Mr. Carter
is the sen OF Mr. Bernard Carter. a
2roDiasp! Baltimore lawyer. and I BE-
ieve the Czrte-s expect quite a rubber
OF their Maryland friends over. Mrs.
Carter is daughter OF D. p. Aorgan, OF
Washington. D. C. They have two small
children. a boy and girl.
William Corcoran Eu5tis. the third
secretary CT the embassy. and Mrs. Eu5-
It's will uEaoubtedly DO considerable en-
tertainirg this summer. Mrs. Eustis is
the eldest daughter OF former Gov. Levi
p. Morton of New York. and it Is quite
possible that one or more OF the sis
| ters will be over for the coron-
alton. Mrs. Eustis has lately written
novel. Marion Manning" which was
| published by Harper. The residence of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis is at s Eaton
/ Square. Mr.. Eustis has lately resigned
his position On the staff of the embassy.
but not to take effect until July.
William Woodward. the private Sec
retary to the ambassador. is the only
bachelor on the embassy stan. Mr..
Woodward's mother, Mrs. Woodward.
of New York, is at Claridge's for the
season.
1t may also prove interesting to give
| Illustrations OF some of the residences
belonging to leaders OF the American
set other than those in the diplomatic
| circle. Carlton House Terrace seems to
be very favorito spot for here We find
Lily. Duchess of Marlborough at No.
3. Mrs. Mackay at No. 8, and Mr.. Astor
at No. is.
Another, and perhaps the finest be-
longong to an American in London, 10
Hyde Park house, where Lady Naylor
Leyland lives.
One of the best known houses be-
longing to Americans in London is that
Of Mrs. Rcnalds, Cadogan place, for
she has probably done more entertain
ing since living in London than any
other of her nationality. This is q
small but very charming house. in the
heart of the fashionable part of London,
and Is on Lord Cadogan's estate. Chel-
sea House being only about forty or
fifty yards eff. Mrs. Ronald's house han
been so often described that it is. per
haps. unnecessary to deal again with
the white and gold drawing room, with
its crimson hangings. beautiful pic
lures ard bric-a-brac of all kinds. for
sunday after Sunday she has received
the smart. music-loving world of Lon
don. Within stones throw lives Mrs.
Ritchie. her daughter. at SO Cadogan
Palce, also very charming residence.
IN belgrave Square.
In Belgraye Square. one of the great
and fashionable squares in London. live
General and Mrs. Arthur Paget. at No.
80. corner house and adjacent to Sea-
ford House. Lord Howard de Walden's
magnificent mansion. Here the very
cream of English. American and foreign
society is to be found when Mrs. paget
is in London. but, unfortunately. owing
to bad health. she has been unable 10 90
any amount OF entertaining. though 1t
Will be remembered that before she went
away the King diIed with her.
very important house Is that belong
ing TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Cavendish
Bentinck. Richmond Terrace, White
hall. and quite close to Mcntagu House,
and also close By may be found Mr..
Henry Whites. Whitehall Gardens,
which is situated in q rather out of-the-
way corner OF London. 1t is very de-
lightful spot, all the same, and much
quieter here than in most of the fash
ionable parts of London.