The Washington times., 1906-09-09


the Cluseway at Eagle HiN and at last
reached the terminal of the road.
Iu trying TO turn the machine % ran
on 10 the flats. and its weight made Il
sink quite a distance into the dock mud.
The nearest assistance was a farm
house about four miles away. and there
horses were obtained. and after making
G. sort OF rolling platform of logs, the
auto was raised from the mirre and the
horses dragged 30 To Magnolia II was
almost daylight when the party started
with their muddy auto for Magnolia.
They declare that such an accident IS
rare.
Robert Lee Keeling. who returned
from abroad few weeks ago. Is now
visiting her relatives, DR.. and Mrs
Joseph I4eidy. of Philadelphia, at Mar
ragansett Pier. When be first returned,
he was the guest OF the Alfred Morrtses
and following that OF Mr. and Mrs
Paul Andrews. at Newport. Mr.. Keel
ing. whose miniature OF his sister. Mrs
StHs0n Hutchins. was exhibited al the
academy last year. viii have studio
in New York again this winter.
Governor AAfAl5 GAAA0 ksAF' a iA-'NiL1''-
at the Algonquin Club. Boston. not long
ago IN honor OF Com. II c. Hebbing-
haus. naval attache Of the German en-
bassy in Washington, Among those
present were Adjt. Gen. James a,
Frve. Lieut. Roger WolCOtt. c. T. Get
temv. Herbert F. Otis, Edward n
BeaIs. Lieut.. Baron Richthere zu Elsen-
bach. Lieut. Won Borreis. Otto Protzen,
Gustave Stnness, Bruno Wustrau'
Harry Wustrau. and Erie Meisner.
There were no formal speeches and
the German gentlemen viii carry away
a better opinion of Boston's hospitality
than did Prince Henry, who was SO
bored bv after dinner speeches that ne
was seen to make "a gesture expressing
his WEAKNESS at one OF the banquets
there He was unaware that he was OBJ
served bv any one but the member OF
his suite 10 whCul he sureputiously con-
aded his ennui in this confidential man
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Langhorne,
parents Of Capt. George T. Langhorne,
l. : A. and Marshall LanghOrne, re-
Gently chosen first secretary Of the
American legation IN Norway, have had
as their guest at Narragansett Pier,
where they spent the summer, their
daughter. Mrs. Clayton, wife of capt
Powell CLAYTON, brother Of Baroness
NIoncheur. wife of the Belgian minister
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Mclean and Miss
Mclean are at the United States Hotel
Saratoga. to remain during the early
autumn Later they will so to the
Rerkshires and be Joined by the Misses
Emily and Rebecca Mclean, who are
now at Green's ns-Farms-on-the-So
Upon her arrival at the United states.
Mrs. Mclean (presIdent of the Natic1al
D A RI was rendered a reception
by the Saratoga chapter D. A r, winch
took place at the United states Hotel
Mrs Mclean has travelled much OF the
summer in the interests of the Nation
al Society Daughters of the American
Revolution. visiting a number OF the
prominent chapters of the organization
I'm various cities including Pittsburg.
where she was deliberately entertained
also in towns of western Pennsylvania.
At Oswego Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean were
guests Of the house party given by Mr.
and Mrs John J. Mott The Fort Os-
wego Daughters of American Revolution
unveiled at that date monument TO
the unknown Revolutionary dead, Mrs.
Mclean speaking on that occasion. ana
also at reception given in her honor
by the mayor Of OswegO at the military
fort on Lake Oswego. General Sum
ner and General Ward reviewing the
military parade.
Capt John c. Gilmore jr.. of the Ar
fIuar,t Cnrrr on Iea,.n frnnn Eorf Scra-