Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRINCE AND PRINCESS CANTA-
CUZENE LEAVE NEWPORT TODAY
Social Military Aid to the President
at the White House Has
Been Assigned.

/ Prince and Princess Cantacuzene who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs AL
fred G. Vanderbilt for the last week. ended
| their Newport visit today and left for New
York During their stay in Newport many
social affairs have been given in their honor.
Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford will
leave Washington today to join his fam
lily at Pittston. Pa. where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Commissioner West left Washington last
| night for Black mountain North Carolina
where he will join his family. Mrs. West
Miss Minnie L. West and Vernon L. West
for stay of one week. Mrs West and
their son and daughter have been in Back
mountain, which is near Ashevil;e, for the
last month. and will probably return with
Commissioner West next Monday
Sir Mortimer Durand. the British am
| passador, Will start today for Ottawa, Can
| ada and will be away from Lenox for about
| ten days. Before leaving Lenox the ambas-
sador made the final arrangements for a
cricket game between a picked Berkshire
team and New York team, to be captain
ed by II. A. Laurier. The match will be
o1ayed at William d. Sloane's country place
on September l, and the ambassador will
|
Mrs. NJ. T. Kennard. formerly Cora,
| countess of Stanford, and widow of Samuel
| Colgate, arrived on the steamship Mime
haha Of the American Transport Line yes
terday for tour of her native land. She
| was accompanied by her accomplished
daughter, Miss Colgate. Mrs. Kennard.
whose marriage to the wealthy London
clubman Invested her of the title of count
ess formerly was one of the readers of So
| ciety In America. She will spend a part of
| the waning summer at Newport.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy New
| berry returned to Washington yesterday,
| after spending some time with Mrs New
| berry and their two attractive boys at Red
| Top. the cottage which the Newberrys have
! taken for the summer at Watch Hill, R. l.
Mrs. Walter Fairfield is registered at the
Casino. Newport. as is also Woodbury. Blair.
Announcement is made from Paris of the
| birth there on Friday last of son to Capt.
| and Mrs. Algernon Sartoris. Captain Sar-
toris is a grandson Of President Grant.
The Royal Mali steamship Teutonic, which
sails today for Liverpool. will carry Lilly,
Duchess of Marlborough.
The War Department has assigned Capt
| Frank r. Mccoy, Sd Cavalry, to special
! duty at the White House in connection with
| social functions during the coming season
He will act as military aid to the Presi-
| dent.
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Mrs stuyvesant Fish viii give dinner of
| forty covers on September 4. Her large
| dinner on Saturday evening for a hundred
! or more guests is to be followed by music
| Signor Campanari will sing.
Rear Admiral Converse, chief of the bu-
| reau Of navigation Navy Department, has
| left Washington for a short vacation, and
! bureau. Before leaving Admiral Converse
| completed all necessary orders for the re-
| view of the feet by President Roosevelt on
| Labor day.
An interesting wedding will be that Of
| Miss Edith LAWYER, daughter Of Mrs. M.
v. LAWYER and the late DR.. w. P. LAWYER.
| to Mr.. Montgomery Schuyler, jr., of New
| York, consul general and first secretary Of
| legation at Bucharest, Roumania, which
| will take place at noon tomorrow in the
| home of the brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
| Alexander T. Hensey, 1901 Adams Mill road.
| Ri. Rev. Bishop Cameron Mann of North
Dakota, cousin of the bridegroom, will per-
| form the ceremony. The wedding will be
private. The brides only attendant will be
| her cousin, Miss Katherine Reed of this
| city, and the best man will be Mr.. Robert
| Livingston Schuyler of New York. brother
of the bridegroom. This wedding will be
| the elimination of a romance begun in
Siam. Miss LAWYER and her mother have.
been travelling abroad for more than two
years.
Kermit Roosevelt. son Of the President,
| left Deadwood Sunday on long overland
horseback trip to the ranch on which his
| father first started his western career To-
| Gated near Medora, N. D. Regular COW po-
MES are being used, and a roundup outfit,
| provision wagon, with camping equipage,
follows the party.
| Capt Seth Bullock has charge Of the out
| fit, which consists of Bullock's son. young
Roosevelt and several others, including
Roosevelt's eastern friend John Heard. At
Medora young Roosevelt will meet many Of
| his fathers old friends, men who were with
| him during the stirring days of the cattle
rustIers' war. The trip will continue a week
| or ten days. and is purely a camping trip,
no hunting being INDUCED in, although some
| fishing is being done.
Mrs Lawrence Parker and Miss Marie
Parker are spending a few weeks with rela- ]
| tives at "Mowbray Arch" Norfolk, Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Ferguson are regis |
| tered at the Raleigh, Atlantic City, N. J.
Gen. and Mrs ]. Edwin Browne and Mrs |
Boardman are at Rehoboth Beach, DEL, for |
the remainder of the heated term.
Miss Carey of 18th street left yesterday |
morning with a party. to be gone several |
weeks on trip, including New York, Bos-
Maine.
A party consisting Of Mrs. P. Phillips and !
grandson, Mrs. William Hoffman and |
daughter Katie, Mrs. James Byrne and son |
Jimmie are at Atlantic City for a month.
Mrs Joseph P. Rudy and two children, |
Eva and Owen, left the city Saturday for |
the country and mountains of Pennsylva- |
MIA and Harrisburg. They expect to be |
away about two months.
Miss Louise Ketcham is registered at the |
Chalfonte, Atlantic City, N. ]. |
Miss Maize Irene Wise of go r street |
northwest is sojourning at New York city, |
Highland Beach, N. j., and Riverhead, |
Long Island.
Mrs. W. B. Shebley is spending the sum- |
mer in Canada and the northwestern |
states On her return to Washington she |
will open a studio for the cultivation Of the |
voice.
Dr. and Mrs. Randall Parsons after two |
weeks recreation at st. Georges Island, |
have returned to the city.