Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-01

der A small reception followed the din
ner to which an additional number OF
the friends of the hostess and guests of
honor had been asked. Among these
We're Col. Frederick Won Schrader. l. )
A., and Mrs Won Schrader, Maj. Mcl<in-
stry Mr.. and Mrs. George Russ Iukens
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drum. Judge and
Mrs Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Hen
ley. Mrs Henry Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs
Carrot McEnerney and Maj. Edwards
! Among the prospective visitors of the
coming winter season will be the Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene Julia Dent
Grant, and their children. They are plan
ming to come to America in December
! that the Christmas season may he spent
with Princess Cantacuzene parents, zen
and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, at their
residence on Dearborn avenue, Chicago.
The arrival of the prince and princess
with their three children will mean a
particularly happy reunion of the family
| at the holiday time. season which
means many festivities in the Grant. Pal
mer and Honore households, all close by
| each other.
The marriage of Prince and Princess
| CantacuZene seems to be splendid ex-
ample of the happy international ain
ances The princess is deeply in love with
her husband. In every way she has tried
| TO please him. He is considered the best
| dancer in ST. Petersburg. In order tc
equal MIN the pTlittSS "GIlt " al - anu
| took lessons from famous dancer When
she returned she had mastered the diff
cult Russian dances, much to the delight
of her husband, who now says she sur
passes him.
Mrs Arthur Murray and the Misses
Sadie and Caroline Murray. the wife and
daughters of Brig. Gen Murray, arrived
in San Francisco with the latter recently
from Honolulu. Both Of the girls are
social fayorites here. where one of them
made her debut last winter and the other
the winter before. Their stay in San
Francisco will be made memorable by
those eager to entertain for them. They
have lust concluded a delightful trip to
the orient. as their travels have fol-
lowed closely Gen. Murray's itinerary.
which included all places of Importance
in the far east.
Mrs b. NJ Ball of Mount Pleasant left
Thursday for Kentucky, her former home
She was accompanied by her little son,
Master Robert. They viii spend some
time there. Later they will join party
of friends and will spend the early fall
months in Canada.
\ party Of boys will leave Washington
this week for Chesapeake Beach TO camp
| for ten days. Among them are Ross
| Chamberlain and Donald Chamberlain OF
| 1923 Nj street, Joseph Maxwell and Jack
Mcintosh of 18th street. They VIII he
/ accompanied tS MI buillItli VI ZIG I'Si n
! shire.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtiss of 1925
/ 18th street entertained a number OF
| friends Informally Monday evening. The
| drawing rooms and dining room were
/ decorated for the occasion. The feature
| of the evening was music. loiin SOLOS
were rendered by Miss Cornelia Parker
and piano duets by the Misses Beail. ano
| a recitation by Miss Gladys Beall. Among
| the invited guests were Miss Siddons
| Miss Saunders. Miss Parker. the Mise:
Beall. Miss Curtis. Mrs. OlEey, Mrs
Saunders of California. Representative
| sharp OF Ohio, Count de st. Phalle, Mr.
| Siddons Mr. kale Curtiss of Toledo Ohio
a house guest of Mr. and Mrs Curtis
| Mr. w Smith. Mr.. Olney, Masters Car
Parker. Charles Curtiss and Carl Saun
1 ders of California.
! Miss Helen Perkins of Phiiadelphi;
spent several days last week IN Wash
iinpton with friends at the Alabama apart
ment house.
/ Rev. ]. Henning helms, rector of As
cension Church. and family are summer
Ing in Maryland.
Miss Wood sister of Representative If:
Wood Of New Jersey. has gone 10 he
home. where she will remain till the clos
Of Congress when she expects to go L
Furope to spend the early fall months.
Mrs Joseph X. Maxwell Of 18th stree
and family have gone 10 the coast for
weeks outing.