Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-24

Bearn marrying under his full title or not
1t will be recalled that Prince de Sasan
threatened to Challenge Prince de Bearn if
he persisted in carrying the title de Chalais
to which, he claimed, he had no right. Re
Gently Prince de Bearn issued statement
defending his position in the matter of the
title.
Mrs. Fairbanks stopped in Washington for
a short visit to her daU5!.tGr Mrs. simmons,
at the lattcrs homo on WOoGlcy lane yes
terday. SIZE eft town last eN ming for New
Y ork. where she win spend Sunday. Mrs
Fairbanks h2dc farewell to her youngest
son, Robert who sailed fof Europe today.
Next week the Vice President and Mrs
Fairbanks Will go to Ne" Haven to attend
the commencement exercises at Yale where
Mr.. Richard Fairbanks Will be graduated
Thursday.
Mrs Don Cameron and Miss Martha Cam
eron, Wife and daUg hter of former Senator
Cameron Of Pennsylvania, have arrived at
Newport and have opened the Warin2 cot
tage for the summer. Mr. and Mrs Cam
eron viii occupy their former home on La
fayette square next season.
Commander and Mrs. Miller and the Misses
Miller have arrived at Mount Desert, Me.
They VIII pass several days Bar Harhor
before going to Northeast HarDor, where
they Will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips will sail next
month for several months travel in Europe.
Mr.. 'Puldo, secretary of the legation of
Venezuela, is in New York, where he has an
apartment at the Westminster.
Mr.. George F. Abraham, justice of the
peace at kensington, No, and his wife
sailed this morning at 10 O'Clock from
Philadelphia the steamship Friesland
for London. They will remain abroad about
three months. visiting France and the Brit
ish Isles. Mr. Abraham, though Eng
lishman by birth, is the proud possessor of
a cross of honor recently presented him
by Stonewall Jackson Council, Daughters
of the ConfederaCy, for a long and distin-
guished service in the army and navy of
the southern states. The cross WAS made
from Long Tom cannon captured by
the federal troops in Richmond, and after
ward returned to the confederate veterans.
Mr.. Abraham has received numerous con-
gratulationS from his friends and well
wishers on account of this honor, and has
the cross with him to show his many
friends across the sea.
Miss Marie Fiske of 1882 L street has
returned TO her home after visit of two
weeks with relatives in Forest Park, Bal
tImore, Md
A number of the sophomores of the East
ern High School held an enjoyable picnic
at Pierces Mil yesterday The organiza-
ton OF junior club of '0G, of which debat-
ing Is to be a prominent feature, was dis
cussed and decided upon. Members of the
party were the Misses Helen Bane, Estelle
Dom, Mary Engle. Myrtle King, Anita
Morrison. Lillian Previtt. Bessie Steinle
and Josephine Tomlin and Messrs. Thomp-
son, Turksbury, Ofenstein. Dumont. Nc
Farland. Sanderson, -Cressy, Brown, Eslin
and Handy: chaperoned by mothers of three
of the young ladies.
DR.. w. A Croffut and family returned on
the Potsdam from their European tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Burgess, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Duval of An
rapols. Nd. will leave this city tonight
on an extended trip south. During their
absence they will visit Atlanta, Nashville
and Memphis. Miss Duval will make Mem
phis her future home.
Mrs Charles Wheat ton Seaman of Mime
apolis, Mimi, is in the city for a short
visit at the home of her sister. Mrs. W. H.
Collins 1929 Roanoke street northwest.
Mrs. T. D. Keleher and daughter Doro-
thy will leave here the coming week. max
ing short visits to New York, Albany and
Boston before Joining her husband, Maj.
Z. d. Keleher, at his new station in Bur-
lington, Vt