Evening star., 1911-08-09
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
LORD CAMOYS Is EXPECTED
SOON IN NEWPORT.
Spanish Legation Will Have Prince
as Attache- Other
Arrivals.

the congratulations now pouring in on
| Miss Mildred Sherman, his fiancee. While
| no announcement has yet been made of
their wedding day, it is more than likely
| to take place within few months and.
possibly, in Newport.
A special cable dispatch to the New
| York World today says that Lord Camoys
belongs to one of the oldest Catholic
| families in England. For time imme-
| mortal it has contributed a succession
of priests and nuns to the church. Lord
Camoys' great-uncle, Mgr. Stonor. is
Archbishop of Trebizond, and was former
ly president of the English college at
Rome and the influential adviser Of Leo
XIII The Stonors have been closely as
sociated with the English court for three
generations.
Lord Camoys' grandfather and father
We're lords in waiting to Queen Victoria,
and Camoys himself was page of honor
to Edward VII, while his uncle, the Hon.
Henry Stonor. one of the handsomest
| men In England, was lord in waiting to
King Edward, and one of the most prom
| inent members Of that kings set. His
| aunt, the Marquise d'Hautpoule, was the
! intimate friend OF Queen Alexandra, oc-
cupying a high position in both English
and French society.
The future Lady Camoys vii, have
every social advantage. and with her
large fortune can take her place among
England's most exclusive hostesses. The
| founder of the family, Sir Thomas
Camoys, knight of the Garter and famous
warrior, commanded the left wing of the
| English army at Agincourt in 1415.
Prince Ludovic PignatelI d'Aragon is in
New York and is to join the Spanish le-
cation as attache. He will make a tour
of eastern resorts. including Newport.
| Miss Katherine Beresford of England.
who is to attend Miss Kalman at her
| wedding this month in ST. Paul to the
| secretary of the Turkish embassy in Ber-
lin. is now at Lenox, Mass, the guest of
| Miss Anna B. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare sailed on the
Lusitania today for England.
Mrs Walter Mclean. wife Of Capt.
Walter Mclean, U. S. N. is visiting Capt
and Mrs. Ellis Bell Miller at the Marine
Barracks, Norfolk. Va.
Miss Dorcas Merrill, daughter of Rear
Admiral Merrill, L. s. N, is a guest at
the cottage Of Mrs. Louise r. Hayes,
Litchfield, Conn.
Miss Bessie kibbey Lacy has just re-
turned from King George county, Va,
where she has been visiting Misses Mary
| Murray and Emma Grigsby at their sum-
mer home. Thursday she will leave for
Norfolk. Ocean View and Hampton for
the remainder Of the summer.
Col Frederick Fuger and family have
left for Rock Island, ILL.,, to visit Mai
| King for few months.
Maj F. P. Reynolds, L. S. A. and Mrs.
Reynolds are in New York for a few
days
| Mr. Grant Parish and his sister. Miss
Parish. have sailed for an extended Eu-
ropean tour that will embrace the Eng
lish isles, Norway. Sweden, Germany.
to Turkey. Greece and a trip through
Palestine and Egypt, returning sailing
from the port of Naples during the COM
| ing winter.
Mrs F. William Ernst of AZ Florida
avenue northwest has returned home
| from Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. Leroy Edward Reed Of the De-
partment Of Justice has returned from a
three-week vacation to Atlantic City, AL
lentown. Pa. and Philadelphia.
Admiral and Mrs. Cowie have gone to
Hot Springs. Va. for stay Of two or
| three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Thomas and
son nave SOHc " oISHdiU Dcdcii, We 1oI
4 two weeks and will also sojourn at other
seacoast resorts for the balance of this
month.
The Misses Morrison recently enter
tanned at dinner and house party at
their home in San Jose. Cal, In honor OF
Mr. and Mrs Franklin K. Lane of this
city The dinner was quite an elaborate
affair." and among those who were present
to greet Mr.. and Mrs. Lane were Count
ard Countess Knuth, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Eglinton Montgomery of Pasadena, Capt.
Pickering. L. S. A. Judge Houghton. AL
bert Smith and James Findlay. Follow