The Washington times., 1904-07-08

! President and Mrs, Roosevelt viii re
ceive and entertain at Oyster Bay to-
| day the Presidents brother-in-law and
sister and his nephew and niece. Nh
! and Mrs Douglas Robinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson.
The Presidents sister. Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, gave a barn dance at her
country place. Henderson Home, Rich
/ field Springs, y. Y, her guests of honor
/ being Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas
Robinson, who are spending part of
their honeymoon there.
Everything suggestive Of horses and
| ca; riages was moved out of the barn,
and the carriage room was highly dec
GRATED with stalks of wild flowers. with
lots Of gay lanterns and fancy lights.
The Henderson coat of arms. Amer
lean and British flags. and a big pic
| ture Of the President. were also fea-
lures Of the decorations in the bail
room. Supper was served in the EaIl Of
the fine old manor house.
IN the days of Queen Anne, Dr. James
Henderson. then surgeon in the Brit
ism army, received letters patent from
thu crown which gave him title 10 20.Ogt
acres Of forest land in Upper New York
Province. Mrs. Douglas Robinson, his
lineal descendant, has saved four farms
from the original grant. the old manor
house, Henderson Home, being one Of
the most delightful.
The little Korean. Prince Eui-What.
son Of the Emperor Of Korea, Of whom so
many pitifUl tales are being told. al
though an exile from his native land.
Is enjoying the frOth Of life at Atlantic
city. where prince and pauper get woe
fully mixed on the boardwalk With the
to Ia 4 Nns. Hr=aa
tons. he is forgetting to mourn over
kOTCa's political muddle.
Senator William A Clark Of Montana
has returned from p trip Of several
months 70 Europe. taken for the benefit
Of HIS health. and he is now the guest
OF his daughter Mrs. Clark Culver, at
New London. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert Davis
entertained at their cottage at Tuxedo
Park last week, John Barrett, the Unit
&C States minister TO Panama
The Clarence Moores who are sum
meriug at Pride Crossing with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Swift. parents Of the latter.
have Q string OF thirty horses in their
Tine stables at their place, and besides
have d number of speedy lOng-distance
automobiles in which they take Ions
runs IN warm weather
The two Bavarian princes who were in
Washington 10 see the President just
before his departure for Oyster Bay, and
who went from here 10 ST. Louis to at
tend the exposition. will be the guests
Of the German ambassador Speck Won
Steruburg, at his summer embassy at
LeuOX. The Princes George and Conrad
viii also again visit Newport, where,
Notwithstanding the serious condition Of
the Mad King, Otto they enjoyed iuCes-
sent entertainment from society leaders.
Miss Heloise Meyer, sister of George
Won L. Meyer. United States ambassador
20 Italy, is spending the summer at
LeuOX. she has ANY friends there and
AZ Nana-t, where She usually summers.
Mrs. t. +. Mel May was entertained
in Atlantic City. y. J., yesterday by
mr.. and Mrs. ). l.. Adams. who invited
party Of friends 10 meet her aboard
their pretty flagship Arurdle. The
yacht was gaily decorated IN national
coIars. The party left the Atlantic City
club and crulsed about inlet waters
most OF tLc afternoon. Engineer Dcmp-
scy served the guests with an elaborate
collation. aboard the yacht.
inc party included Col. and Mrs. J. l.
Norwood, AIR and Mrs. J. =. Adams,
Capt. q. r. Wheeler. Miss Isabel Wheel
Dr. Mrs Lille Mclutire May, Mr.. Twiss-
Is OF London, Miss A X. Lewis, J. \. 3.
Hay, and AIr. CorteZ.