The Washington times., 1905-11-08

OneSS ltenSSlmuiler VIII come 10 W aSN- /
ington this afternoon from New York, |
Lenox. The embassy has been prepared |
for them. and they Will go there at
once upon their arrival
Prince Alfred Alexander, VINO has !
been with Walter Beaupre Townley, |
counselor OF the British embassy, and /
Lady Susan Townley, since Monday
morning as an unofficial visitor, left the
city at o'clock lasc evening for An
uapoHs, where he viii join his cousin,
Prince Louis of BaJtenberg. and his
squadron. After luncheon at the Town
ley home. the Prince spent yesterday
afternoon in autOmobiling about the
city with Hugh Gurney. third secre-
tary of the British embassy. vino owns
one Of the finest machines in the city.
So quietly did the Prince Alexander
come to Washington and leave again
that scarcely a hundred people were
aware of his presence here.
General and Mrs. Greedy announce
the enga cement of their daughter,
Adola, to the Rev. Charles Lawrence
Adams, of Pittsheld. Mass. Miss Adola
Greely. who is now visiting college
friends in Chicago, viii return home
This month.
Those who have taken boxes for the
series Of concerts by the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra include: Mrs. Roose-
Welt, Arthur J. Parsons, John r. Nc
Lean, Mrs. Slater. Mrs. Newberry. Mrs.
Audenreid. Mrs Boardman. Justice
: Brewer. Mrs. CalderOn Carlisle, Mrs.
/ Reyburn. Mrs J. r. Garheld Mrs. z.
+ X Goldsborough, Mrs. Arnold Hague.
/ Mrs. J. w. Pinchot, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
Z bert Wadsworth. Miss Harlan. Mrs.
/ Cleveland Perkins and Lieut.. H. II.
/ Ward.
Miss Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
! Mitchell. George Howard and William
/ 3. Hibbs were the members of 4 box
party given by Miss Sadie Almy, at the
! National last night
Mr. and Mrs. Leo c Brooks. OF 1T17
First street. have issued invitations TO a
reception on the evening" of November
13. when they will celebrate the fifteenth
anniversary Of their marriage
Mrs Hawley, widow of the Senator
/ from Connecticut. has returned to town
with her young daughters, and taken an
apartment for the winter at the Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Alvey. who
were married in this city October .,
lhave returned to town from their bridal
trip, and are at home to their friends
at I242 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
New York society people have discon.
tinued their country house parties a,
Ardsley MeadowbroOk. and at other
places within easy reach Of the city
and are back IN town ready for the ar
/ rival there tomorrow OF Prince Louis
of Battenberg and his English cruiser
squadron. escorted by the entire Ameri-
can North Atlantic feet. Prince Alex
ander of Battenberg, nidshipnan OF
board the Drake. who came to and left
, Washington so quietly. will accompany
. him there.
IN addition TO the official function,
7 organized for the two princes and fol
the commanders Of the visiting squad
rons, there will be many luncheons
dinner. and theater parties given FOL
the other officers of the squadrOns. and
indeed the arrival Of the warship'
, means that the season begins thre'
, days earlier than would otherwise bl
the case, since the bugle announcing
the opening Of the horse show at MadI
son Square Garden has always unit
t now been regarded as heTalding the ad
vent of the winters gayeties. Tn
[ horse show commences on Monday.
Rear Admiral BrownsOn's squadron
. consisting Of the cruisers West Nir
I ginta. Pennsylvania. Colorado anJ
, I Maryland are on their way to New
i York as honorary escort 10 the British
The British squadron consists of th
2 cruiser Drake, the flagship. and til
4, I cruisers Essex. Berwick COrnweN, Bed
Cord and Cumberland.
@ The Woman's Army and Navy Leagu,
- win give an entertainment at th'
= BelascU Thcater on the evenings Of De
p The unique character and great sue
Z / cess or al the past entertainment
, / given by this society causes the pres
j sent one 10 be looked forward TO VIII
The theater wiz be decorated viii
( flags palms etc. This, with the ut
. / tendance of the Marine Band and th'
IT. use OF other features pertaining 20 TIA
army and navy, viii all contribute q
/ make this quite brilliant affair.
/ The performance viii be given by th
y East Hampton company of amateurs
This company - composed OF Jalentc'
persons from New York, who have sum
V mcr homes at East hampton, ana Wh'
/ are greatly Interested ia the works %
Mrs CHARLES De Kay. the presiden
e OF this company. is charming woman
She was Miss Lucy COfteN, and befor
hcr marriage was a successful amdItu
e actress. and wrote some clever playf-
The program Tor the lStn and 18th
not definitely SrTtlCc. except that
viii he opened with TennysUn's one
Il act play, ''The Falcon which has onl
8 been staged once before on this side q
the ocean, at last Hampton. i. l., b
this same company
. The dainty and touching little tale q
a true love Wi1l be appropriately set an
d Interpreted by Mrs. - Kay, AS IA
Countess and y. =. Shepard. tr
e. Count Mr.. Shepard WAS a faVorlte i
~ the DAILY company for several years, bu
~ has now left the stage. and plays uui
occasionally Tor charities.
The two small parts Of the foster
% mother aud brother oT the Count wi
IS be taken by Miss Chadwick. who I,
~ ceived her dramatic training in Lon
don, with Miss GenevieYe Ware Eve
known here in the role Of Forset-Ms
NoD. and by Perry Averlll, the eel,
8 brated baritone The remainder Of ;h
he program viii be announced later
The Southern Relief Society held i
e annual meeting for election of oifCel
at the New Willard last eevuing- II
! following officers We're chosen. Pres
IF dent Miss Mamie Randolph Hcthi Nit
Il. presidents. Mrs. Albert Akers. Mr.
= Archibald Young, Mrs. J. e. Whccle