The Washington times., 1906-08-02

! princess brought the two children OF
the young couple Prince Michae. and
Princess Bertha, over 10 this country
I last winter for a visit 10 their Brand-
parents. Gen. and Mrs. trederlck Dem
Grant, al Governor Island. ana they
| have been in this country ever since
They accompanied their grandmother u
the dock L, meet their parents.
the prince ana princess VIII 20 10 MI
GreJna. Pa. 10 set General Grant, Wh1
( is there attending the military exercises
and VIII rem ala At Governors s Island un'
m time 10 20 70 Newport ana other re-
sorts. The papers sald the princess
/ who, as sUlia GIANT, was very popular
in thls country, looked exceedingly pretty
Ia white duck skirt, white blouse and
a coral pink hat with a white veil The
prince Wore a white sailor suit OF wnite
duck.
Miss Christine Peirce is a member Of q
large house party now being entertained
by Mrs. William SpragGe, we OF tne
iO-mer governor OF Rhode Island, al neI
summer home al CauOchet, NarTagaH'
sett Pie. FOR the polo tourney.
Paymaster General and Mrs. Henry T.
=. Harris, who recently left Washing
the Gladstone. Narr8gansett Pier
Mrs. Charles $. Wooden. Of Washing
ton. who 10 as just returned to the cily
from an ext uded trip through the South
left the clt.- Yesterday morning for the
White Sulphur Springs, Va, where sne
VIII be q guest for the rest Of the sum
meT. Miss Sisie Kendall, her sister &C
Companied her.
Mrs. Oldberg viii give a small musicale
at HeT home. on the Chevy Chase road
Saturday evening. Like everything that
tlls gifted woman undertakes, the AFFAIR
is sure 10 have artistic features.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carusl. who have
just returned 70 Washington from Cape
May. where they spent the month Of
July. expect TO leave today for CapOn
Springs. They viii be away until au-
tumn.
Mrs. .. p. Watroua and her sister.
Mrs. Ellen Tinker. Of The Olympia, eX-
pect 10 leave the city today for New
Lo'don, Conn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spencer, who
closed their Massachusetts, avenue resi-
dcnce early in the summer ana went 10
their Tuxedo estate. sailed from New
York yesterday on the Baltic for Liver
pool Mrs. Daniel Lamont. widow Of the
late Secretary Of War, sailed on the
same ship.
Arthur Du Pury. OF the Swiss legation,
has left Washington, and VIII arrive
in LenoN today 10 spend August and
September.
Mrs. Thomas r. Kelly. OF the Bruins
wick, IS spending the summer ct Saga
more Hall. RoUT Hll. Va.
Admiral Converse. chief Of the Bureau
OF Navigation. has returned TO the Navy
Department after short vacation. Capt.
w z. Potter. who has been acting chief
In the absence of the admiral, has gone
10 Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Florence II. Bacon and son
Henry. of the Treasury, have returned
from Atlantic CITY, where they spent d
delghtful week stopping al the Clyde.
The League Of American Pen Women
held q special meeting at the Public Ii
brary, Monday evening. for the purpose
OF appointing representation OF the
leagu~ al the forthcoming convention Of
the international League of Press Clubs.
al Denver Col. August q 10 September
E. MTs. Virginia KING Frye, the presl-
dent, was In the chair. Several appLca-
ti0ns for membership were received and
fayorab'- considered
The delegates VIII be Mrs Jullette N.
Babbitt Mrs. Christine Walton Dunlap,
Mrs Marian L0ngfel]OW o ODOnOghue
Mrs. La Sale COrbeu Pickett. Miss Eliz-
abeth A. Hyde and Mrs Matte Hamil-
ton Flick The alteruates are Mrs.
Rachel Tongare Beck. Miss Mary K.
Torrance. Mrs. Viva A b. Henderson.
Mrs Moore MurdOCk. Mrs F. Cora De
Puy, and a sixth yet 10 be appointed.