Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamasure will be at home
to their friends at the Marion apartment.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Lamasure will be at home
| to their friends at the Marion apartment.
John E. wilkie and his son, Donald,
sailed July 1 for England. to be gone for
Wilkie will spend the summer IN New
England.
Senator and Mrs Dryden had a large
family party at their country place at
Bernardsville. N. ].
Miss Bessie w. Cottinsham. daughter Of
Mrs. Martha Cottingham, and Roy Lester
Wright of this city were quietly married
at the home of the brides mother in De-
troit Tuesday evening. They will spend a
| month travelling in northern cities.
General and Mrs Arson Mills have gone
to their summer home at Bass Rock. Mass.
Mrs. Victor <7hufrmann and her two
young sons sailed today for Europe and
will be abroad till the early fall. Miss
Sadler Of Maple View. New Brunswick,
Canada, accompanied Mrs. Kaunmann.
The marriage of Miss Lillian May. daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Henry May, and sister of Mr..
May of this city. to Lord Bagot will take
place in London July 10. The couple Will
spend their honeymoon in Staffordshlre.
England, where Lord Bagot has extensive
estates
Mr.. Pulido, who has been lately in Pitts
| burg, was greatly feted by his hosts, Mr..
and Mrs. McChesney.
The Summer Social Register. with the
country, foreign and yachting addresses
Of the prominent families of New YORK
Washington. Philadelphia, Boston, chi
cago, Baltimore. st. Louis and Buffalo for
1903 has been issued. All the names are in
alphabetical order, and the city to which
each family belongs is indicated in the
margin of the page.
OF the 1913 families represented 3,242 are
inland, 1894 are at the seashore, 1853 are
making their home on their yachts, 151 are
spending the summer abroad exactly the
same number last year, of which 455
have sailed since the LIST of April. de-
crease of three families as compared to last
year.
Since that date 1862 families have returned,
$40 families are on the Jersey coast 760 are
on Long Island, of which ISL are at the
Hamptons; 329 are on the north shore OF
the Sound, S43 are at Newport, substan-
tial increase as compared to last year; 30
are at Narragansett Pier; 1854 are on the
New England coast of which 279 are at
Bar Harbor; u families are at Lenox, lO5
are at their camps in the Adirondacks. IOo
in Canada, mostly at Pointe a Pic, Murray
Bay; 1895 are at other inland resorts.
Since April / 1854 persons have married,
and there are noted the deaths of 66 women
and 1O4 men.
noted, as compared to 500 last year. There
are 2S3 steamers, some being launches; 29o
sloOps, a very large increase as compared
to last year, and SO schooners.
Miss Annie McCawley of this city is
member of Col. and Mrs. Victor Baugh-
mans house party at Poplar Terrace, near
Frederick. Md, over the Fourth.
The home coming of the Earl and Count
ess of Yarmouth. formerly Miss Thaw of
Pittsburg, was made great event. The
London Gentlewoman says in a recent is
| sue:
They were escorted from London by the
earIs father. the popular Marquis Of Hert-
| ford. and his uncle. Lord Ernest Seymour.
| The party invited to meet them of Ragley
| included the Princess Victor of Hohenlohe,
| Countess Helena Gleichen. etc. The sta
| ton had been gaily decorated for the occa-
| sion. while the engine of the train was
adorned with flags and ribbons. On alight-
| ing from their saloon. the countess pre-
scented with handsome bouquet of white
flowers by the pretty little daughter of the
| high bailiff. Miss Pearl Jephcott. After a
| speech by Mr.. Jephcott. in which he told
| the bride and bridegroom how sincerely the
| inhabitants of Alcester welcomed them, and
| to which the earl suitably responded, the
| carriage was driven through the principal
| streets of the town. being greeted on every
| side by cheers. At the entrance of Ragley,
| the lodge and drive gates were beautifully
| decorated. the American and English flags
| forming the principal feature. Inc IOllOW-
| ing afternoon three Populations attended on
| the earl at the hall (the beautiful country
| seat of the Marquis of Hertford), for the
| purpose of making presentations to him
| and the countess. The first. representing
the town of Alcester. presented beautiful
set of silver bowls in a handsome polished
case. The second deputation represented
| the tenants of the Ragley estate, and they
| had chosen a beautifully chased silver sal
yer suitably engraved; while the third rep
| resented the servants. who gave a set of
| four silver f1uted pedestal lamps. The pres
| ents were inspected in the blue drawing
1 room. and subsequently adjournment was
| made to the large dining ROOM where
| luncheon was provided. Festivities were
| continued the following day as WELL and
a dinner was given to the cottage tenantry
| and employees on the Ragley estate. During
| the afternoon the band played and dane
| ing was INDUCED in. and one and all re-
turned home heartily congratulating the
! earl and his charming wife,
| The Countess of Yarmouth was lately
| presented at court and was magnifcently
| gowned in white satin and diamonds.
| Miss Lula Baker of Langdon, who is trav-
cling in Europe with a party of graduates
| of Washington College, and chaperoned by
| several lady teachers of that educational
| institution. reports a pleasant voyage and
| their arrival at Naples, with all of the
party well. Her brother. Mr.. Reed Baker,
| left last Wednesday, by way of San Fran
| cisco and Japan for Manila, P. L. where
he will be employed in the land Office.
| Mrs. l.. H. Patterson Of Langdon left last
Wednesday morning for a months visit to
relatives and friends at Williamsport and
| Lock Haven, Pa.
| Mr.. Taylor Grimes and Misses Minnie and
| Mabel Grimes of Langdon are sojourning
| in the mountains of Virginia
| Miss Kate Mcnamara of Anacostia is
| absent On a tour of Ireland.
| Major General Corbin Is making a visit
| to his daughter. Mrs. Parsons, at her
home. Ardsley-on-the-H Hudson, and will re-
| turn to this city next Tuesday
RESULT OF CONTESTS.
Sunday Schools Combine and Present
Interesting Series of Events.