Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-26
land, with the mother of the princess, Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant.

Baroness Elizabeth Rosen. daughter o
! the Russian ambassador. is said to be thu
| best girl swimmer along the Massachu
sets coast She Is summering with hel
parents at Magnolia, and goes every day
| to the beach. whatever the weather. WITH
the bathing master who has instructed hel
in the art. The water on that part OF the
coast is unusually cold, its average tenn
perature being "a. but the little Russian
baroness, Injured to the freezing climate OF
her own country, quite Ignores this. though
she Is often the only bather.
Miss Grace Miller. Miss Mary d. Fry
and Miss LIE Due are members of small
Mrs. Yung Kwai in thier cottage at Colon
ial Beach. Mr.. Yung Kwai is the first Sec
rotary Of the Chinese legation.
The Minister from Norway and Nine
Hauge. who are spending the summer al
Bar Harbor, are among the most active
hosts at that place. They gave dinner
last week, which was one of the most at
possesses excellent taste. which is not only
noticed In her costumes. but also In her
entertainments.
The North German Lloyd steamer Kron-
prnz Wilhelm. which left Southampton
Wednesday afternoon for New York, took
among others Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, Gen.
Rixey and Mrs. Rixey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. the British
ambassador. has arranged a cricket game
for September 10 between an aL-Berkshire
team. which he will captain, and New
York team, which will be captained by H.
A. Laurier Of New York.
Mrs Edward Mccormick Greene Of vir-
ginia and Miss Sickling of this city are
visiting friends in New York and Asbury
Park. Upon her return Mrs. Greene will
1l orxfo ot Win hnr
place in the Rappahannock valley. which
will last until after the first week in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. McKnew. widow Of William H. Nc.
Knew, has closed her Washington hons
and will sail for a prolonged stay in Eu-
rope with her daughter and younger son,
Miss Edna, debutante Of next season, and
they win occupy a new home and Miss
! McKnew will make her formal debut.
Mr.. Masanao Hanihara, third secretary
| Of the Japanese embassy. Will leave the
| city next week for Alaska, where he will
remain a month or two. Mr.. Hanihara
| 1 8 very much interested in all that IL
American and the trip to the gold country
| the greatest pleasure. The naval attache
/ Of the embassy. Lieut.. Commander Naomi
| Taniguchy. who went to Annapolis. several
| days ago to attend the funeral of Midship.
| man Matsuka, has returned to Washington
| Miss Theresa NJ Kiter Of 11O4 street
southeast left the city for an extended
| visit to her sister, Sister N. Liguri, in In.
| diana. who was formerly Miss Lucy A
Kiter. They parted at Yankton. 8. D..
| some twelve years ago and have not mel
SINCE Miss Lucy going to Fond du Lac
| Wis. to become q sister in the Holy Order
| Of St. Agnes and Miss Theresa going t.
| Washington. Sister M. Lguri is teacher
in the school at New Haven, Ind. :
The sisters are the daughters Of William
F. Kiter of this city and pioneer news
i paper man of South Dakota.
| The engagement Is announced of Oscal
Egerton Stevens, son of the late Alexa ldcs
n. Stevens, and Mrs. Beaklsy Mostyn, wit