The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-30
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Carmania Wednesday for England. Count
Mocenigo, sttachA Of the Italian Embassy
who sails tomorrow for Europe, goes
over to attend the wedding of his sister in
Venice on October IS. Countess Camilla
Hoyas of Austria sailed on Wednesday
for England, while her sister, Countess
Lillian Hoyos, who has been the guest OF
Mr., n Mrs. Joseph H. Choate at Lenox,
has started On a trip to- California. Lady
Bache Cunard, who has inherited a greater
fort n from her mother, the late Mrs.
Burke. than she anticipated, is expected
to arrive here from England to-day or
tomorrow. Comte and Comtesse de la
Valette arrived from France several days
ago. Baron Raymond van Electveide has
been in town during the week; Baron
the Majestic. Prince and Princess Can
~tacuzene have been in view at theatres
and restaurants during the week, with
the latter's parents and cousins, General
and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant and Mr..
and Mrs. HOnore Palmer, who recently
returned from Europe. Baroness NJ.
Ergelel Of Austria is at the Holland.
Miss Nora Langhorne is now with her
father, Charles G. Langhorne Of Virginia,
at the Hot Springs. She is the youngest
OF five sisters and resembles the others,
who are Mrs. Perkins of Richmond. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Reginald II.
Brooks and Mrs. Waldorf Astor. Like
the last two and Virginia maidens genor-
ally who belong to the hunt club, she is a
capital rider. She will be seen here later
on at various affairs when she visits her
sister, Mrs. Brooks. Miss Langhorne and
her father made the trip from their home
in Albemarle county to the Hot Springs
on horseback.
Miss Eva Morris Is now one Of the very
rich girls in her own right, being the owner
Of the house. 10 East Sixty-fourth street,
where she resides. Miss Morris made her
claims OF long descent as well as fortune,
being a great great granddaughter OF a
signer OF the Declaration OF Independence.
Miss Dorothy Whitney and Gladys Van
derbilt have double the fortune OF Miss
Morris, their wealth being also In their
own right.
Mrs. Lycurgus Winchester, one OF the
several young ONE suddenly widowed,
has become a mother. She is still with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt,
with whom she was visiting when Der hus-
band met his fatal driving accident during
August in Baltimore.
The Persian Minister, a bachelor, will
again be one OF the popular hosts OF Wash
ington. A matron receives for him at his
weekly afternoon teas, which are largely
attended by girls in society. He makes
tea himself and he is glad to AVE his friends
inspect his house.
Mrs. Elihu Root anticipates doing a deal
Of entertaining in Washington this winter
and, will be assisted by her daughter, Miss
Root, who made her social debut here a
few seasons ago. They will be visited by
numerous New York friends and will have
ample space in the big Morton house. Dur
H. ~ HnwtA1 IL 900 A0,,,.t~l 1-.A
by Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton they
arranged to have it reftted thoroughly.
which IL needed after being ussd for quite
a period as the Russian Embassy. The
Spragues were the wealthiest occupants
OF the house.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish is again at Garrison
on the Hudson, and her home there will be
her headquarters during the autumn. She
entertained considerably during the New
port season n has recently been on an
automobile tour from Newport to the White
Mountains and return TO her country place.
accompanied by friends.
Cards are here for the wedding tomorrow
OF Lawrence Mortimer Of this city and Miss
Edith Otis Beale. to be celebrated at Barn
stable, Mass, where the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Beale, have a country
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Rockefeller return TO
town on Wednesday from Newport, where
they nave been staying for some time with
Mrs. Rockefeller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Stillman. Mrs. Rockefeller and
her sister, Mrs. William @. Rockefeller.
rarely miss an opera performance when
the season opens. Miss Rockefeller, sister
Of the Messrs. Rockefeller, who il ar expert
rider and whip, won some OF the blue rib
bons at the recent Westminster Horse
Show, az she has before elsewhere. She
il the only maiden in the family and was
abroad all last season.
One OF the notable weddings on for this
week is that OF Miss Margaret Livingston
Chanler, daughter OF the late John Win
throp Chanler and Richard Aldrich, next
Wednesday, October 3, in the Protestant
Episcopal Church, Red Hook, N. Y, and to
be followed by a reception at Rokeby, the
brides country home, in Barrytown on the
Hudson. The bride will be given away
by her brother.