Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CARNIVAL WEEK AT NEWPORT
ENDED LAST NIGHT.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene Are
Being Entertained by Mrs.
A. q. Vanderbilt.

A. g. Vanderbilt.
Newports carnival week ended last even
ing. More than ten thousand visitors came
to Newport today to see the trades process
sion.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt gave dinner
yesterday at the Beaulieu in honor of her
sister, Lady Herbert, widow of Sir Michael
Herbert, who was British ambassador at
Washington. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, Sir Mortimer
Durand, the British ambassador at Wash
ington; M. Henri des Portes, charge daft
fairies of the French embassy, and Viscount
de Chambrun of the French embassy.
princess was formerly Miss Julia Grant,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Van
derbilt at Oakland farm. This is the first
visit of the prince and princess to Newport
since their marriage at All Saints Chapel
here In September, 1880, when Miss Grants
aunt, Mrs. Potter Palmer, was occupying
the w. Waldorf Astor villa, Beaulieu.
Representative and Mrs. E. Spencer
Blackburn of Wilkesboro, N c., son-in-
law and daughter of Col and Mrs. NJ.
M. Parker. are making visit Of few
days to Mrs. Diefendorf. mother of Mrs.
Parker, in the Parker home. on Vermont
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn are on
their way to Camden, Me-, the summer
home Of Col. and Mrs. Parker, and will
leave the end of the week for that place.
A delightful automobile trip from Bret
by way of Cherry mountains was taken
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot A. Ho-
bart, jr, Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart, Miss
Helen Cannon and DR.. J. Blake White of
New York, who are spending some time at
that place The trip was made in Mrs.
Hobarts car.
The military attache Of the Brazilian en-
bassy, Lieut.. Col. de Pederneiras, arrived
at the Connecticut last evening, but was
not accompanied by Nine Pederneiras
Pederneiras, are in Paris, where they will
remain until October.
Cards have Just been issued announcing
the marriage Of Miss Annie Florence
Shuler and Mr.. Michael Joseph Holland
Monday. July 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
land. who are spending their honeymoon at
Atlantic City, will be at home September
at the Suffolk, on Irving street northwest.
Mr. Ashley Milcove and Mrs. Edgar Allen
Poe of Baltimore and Rev. Henry Mason
Baum of Washington arrived at James
town, r. l., yesterday.
Senator William Pinckney whyte, Mary
lands hale and hearty grand old man."
celebrated his eighty-second birthday yes
terday at his country home at Ruxton,
Baltimore county. He had anticipated
drive through the Green Spring Valley, but
owing to the threatening weather he re-
manned in the house all day, spending the
time quietly in reading and conversing with
members of his family. There were no
formalities to mark the event, as the gov
ernor" is always ayerse to anything OF
the kind. He received many kilograms and
letters Of congratulation from frienos
throughout Maryland and from others
in all parts of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Buettner and little
daughter Dorothea are registered at THE
Breakers" Colonial Beach.
family reunion was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Cora J. Brandt, 40 street
southwest, Thursday evening, August 9.
in honor Of the visit Of her mother. An
elaborate dinner was served at pm, and
music, both vocal and instrumental, was
solos of Miss Marguerite Berger. The
house was decorated with ferns and cut
flowers.
VIM. B. Moore and family of Harper's
Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riley and fam
lily of Roanoke, Va; Rev. and Mrs J.
Harold Hollinger of Brooklyn. n y; Mrs.
E. Samuel Swope and sons of Gettysburg,
Pa; Mrs Sara c. LIE Dane of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry LIE Dane, Mr.. and
Mrs J. w. LIE Dane, Mrs. Cora j. Brandt
and family, Mrs. Margaret LIE Dane, Mrs.
Annie Berger. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs.
Irene Baker, Miss Marguerite Berger. Miss
Mabel LIE Dane, Miss Agnes Berger and
others.
DR.. and Mrs. R. M. Rau of Wheeling,
w Va stopping at the Raleigh, have left
with their mother for Harper's Ferry,
where they will spend some days at the
latter's home.
Mrs Elise NJ Johnson of 1872 Harvard
street northwest Is spending some time at
the Shelburne Hotel. Atlantic City.
The Misses Hanna and Ella Sullivan Of
st. Louis, Mo-, visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
week. They left this afternoon for New
York and Buffalo and intend to stop at
Niagara Falls on their way home.
Miss Katherine Hartford of Winchester.
Va. and Jos. T. Weeks of Hyattsville were
quietly married Sunday last in Alexandria,
Va. They will reside in Hyattsville.
Miss Emma S. Jones Of 11O3 9Th street
northwest and her niece, Miss Mamie Cobb,
after a sojourn of two weeks at Atlantic
City, have left for Niagara Falls, to return
home on the 18TH
Miss Vesta Lockwood of Washington will
visit her friends, the Misses Field of this
August and return by way of Atlantic City,
and will spend there the first half of Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Cameron of the
Rockingham have gone to Ocean Grove, N.
j., for the remainder Of August having
left on the 9th inst.
Charming Pollock Of New York and
Washington, the playwright, and Miss Anne
Marble of New York, a newspaper writer,
were married at Toronto yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Conway left to-
l.. e.. 49,
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. William III. CONWAY
of Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. Joseph A. Forker of Philadelphia Is
spending few weeks with her mother-in-
law. Mrs. ]. B. Forker at 1876 street
northwest
Mr.. G. A. Harlow and his sister, Miss
Harlow, have left for q stay at Niagara