The Washington herald., 1907-08-16

VIII NC Alduo uuElub TIE AutclCOll- III ti4c
evening, however, the prince will be re-
| ceived by Admiral Evans aboard the
/ United States battle ship Connecticut.
Monday morning. the prince, together
/ with his party, win visit the exposition
grounds. where they will attend a recep-
| ton IN the New York State Building given
/ by Mr. Harry ST George Tucker, presi-
dent OF the exposition company. Follow
/ ing the reception the whole party will
| tour the grounds, visiting the principal
/ exhibit palaces After this the prince
will leave for Norfolk, where in the even
! ing he win be rendered banquet at the
/ Virginia Club. beginning at o'clock.
! Tuesday. at l o'clock In the afternoon
a reception will be given by Prince vii
helm on board his cruiser. This viii last
! about two hours. At o'clock banquet
viii be given. also aboard ship. which
viii last until o'clock in the evening.
/ During the progress OF this a series OF
/ rowing races will take place between
/ United States and Swedish sailors. To
/ the winners of these races four prizes
viii be given. The visitors will receive
/ their awards aboard the Swedish vessel
/ Prince Wilhelm will himself give the first
prize: the Swedish Minister viii award
the second prize; the vice consul VIII be-
stow the third. while the fourth will be
awarded by Secretary Ekengren. Of the
/ Swedish Legation.
( Late in the evening OF the same day
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker have arranged for
a fete champetre al the Army and Navy
Building. with dancing at the New York
Building. given in honor OF the visiting
/ prince and the cadets from the Fylgia
This will be one Of the most important
| social affairs TO be give at the eXposI-
/ ton during the season and the guest list
not only includes many Of the notable
/ families OF the South, but will also Ne
a debutante affair. Nearly every South
/ ern city will be represented by the young
/ ct women OF society.
At midnight, Tuesday. the Fylgla. bear
/ ing the Swedish prince sails for New
York. Stopping there a few days. the
T prince will visit President Roosevelt at
/ oyster Bay. From there he viii return 70
/ Sweden. Not since the memorable visit
OF Prince Henry Of Prussia has there been
such an elaborate round Of reception and
entertainment planned as this for the
popular son OF Sweden.
The princes grandfather. the beloved
King Oscar, and his wife. Queen Sophia,
are dear 10 the hearts Of every Swede.
There never has been a ruler who is bet
ter liked by his countrymen than King
oscar, and 10 show their appreciation for
his many kindnesses they viii give his
young grandson a great welcome.
Miss Margery Cotton, daughter % Col.
Francis Cotton. Of Washington. and her
brother, Col. George r, Cotton, will sail
from Seattle. Wash. September 10, with
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft. their
/ son Charles. and Col Clarence r. Ed
wards. L. S. A. for the Philippines. Col
/ Cotton goes to Manila 10 enter upon his
new duties in the customs service Of the
/ Philippines For the past two years he
/ has been stationed at Santo Domingo
where he was collector general Of the
/ port. Miss Cotton has spent the early
/ part Of the summer at Deer Park. Md.
/ with her father and sister. and does not
! expect TO return 10 Washington for some
months, going with Col. Cotton imme-
| diately 10 Manila. where he has taken a
/ house and will entertain her.
Miss Florence Van Rensselaer, Schuyler,
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Schuyler,
of Philadelphia, was married yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. Theodore Armstrong.
also Of Philadelphia The wedding took
place at St Georges Church, Haaoyer
square, London, the scene OF the lost
| fashionable American marriages which
/ are performed in England. and was Wit
messed only by the parents Of the bride
and bridegroom.
Among the washingtonians now In
Paris are Dr.. Garnett Hills and Mrs.
Hills, Miss Mary O'Brien, DR.. H. Schooley
/ and Mrs. Schooley Miss Dorothy Smith.
| and Mr.. Joseph D. Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Gilfry are a,
the Atlantic Hotel, Narragansett Pier. for
a stay Of several weeks.
Rear Admiral George c. Reiter, U. S.
N. with a party OF friends aboard a
/ government boat, arrived at Narragansett
Pier Tuesday evening, and the following
day entertained them at luncheon at the
! Casino. In the party were Miss Relter.
Mrs. Cows. and Mrs. C. L. II. Slocum.
all OF Pittsburg; Mrs. Paschal Carr and
Mrs. John Z. Ricketsop, Of New Bedford.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman. of
Washington. went to Stockbridge. Mass.
Tuesday where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the season.
Miss Clara Waller. Of 2135 F sire Il
northwest. has returned from a six
months visit 20 Virginia and Maryland
and the jamestown Exposition.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
Truman H. Newberry, left Washington
early In the week &c spend a brief va
cation with his family at Watch Hill.
R. l., where they are spending the sum-
mer
The marriage OF Miss Mary Elise Moore
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur
Moore. 10 Don Marina Torlonia. Duke Of
Poll. Duke Of Guadagnola. and Prince NJ
Store Closed SPIN. Saturdays pm.
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