Evening star., 1907-08-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
NOTABLE HOSTS AND HOSTESSES
FOR SWEDISH PRINCE.
Many Leaving for Summer Vacations
Hereabouts-A Masquerade
Party - Notes.

OF Prince William of Sweden at Newport
was announced yesterday. He will arrive
on Thursday, August % on the cruiser
Fylgia, and he will be entertained that
evening at a grand dinner given for him by
Mrs, Stuyvesant Fish, and later at ball
which Mr.. and Mrs Edward ]. Berwind
will have at the Elms. Mrs. Ogden Mills
will have a large dinner for him Friday
evening, and it will be followed by sur
prise of some kind that is to be kept
secret. Edward J. Berwind will give
stag luncheon for him Saturday after
noon, and later that day he will be the
guest Of honor at a garden party that Mrs.
GanIbril will give. The prince will give
dinner himself on the Fylgia that evening,
and it will be followed by a dance Mr..
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will give lunch
con for him at Crossways on Sunday, Au-
gust IS.
Miss Selma Wilson gave a fancy dress
dance Monday evening at her home in Lay
Hill, in honor of her guest, Miss Hams OF
Beverly, N. J. The porch was decorated
with japanese lanterns, which were also
strung over the lawn. The costumes were
unique and pretty. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Wilson, Mrs. G. A.
Wilson, Mrs. Robert p. Hams of Boston,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Muncaster, Miss Ross
lyn Wilson and Miss Eliza Bently as Mar
tha Washington; Miss Edith Bently and
Miss Louise Cashell Queen of Hearts;
Miss Mary Bently, Miss Katharine Whit
man and Miss Gladys Brooks as japanese
girls; Miss Dorothy Brooks, gypsy; Miss
Elsie Orrm, Bo-Peep; Mss Beall, Night:
Mss Knox, Miss Marian Forsythe of Penn
berton, N. j.; Miss Ruth Hams; Messrs.
Carter Wilson of Washington, Albert Will
Son of Trenton, N. j., j. w. Cashen, d. NJ.
Blandford, w. c. Winnsatt w. l.. Leetch.
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F. P. Robinson, Ben Candy, VIM. Candy,
d. Kirk, VIM Thomas, VIM. Moore, X.
Candy, Paul Hams. The guests were cor
daily welcomed by Miss Selma Wilson as
a colonial dame and Miss Hams as an old
fashioned bride.
DR.. J. Hall Lewis and family have gone
to Atlantic City for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Scott of Alliance.
Ohio, who have been on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur r. Leith, 1851 Chapin street,
returned home on Thursday
Miss Mary NJ. Shanks of Massachusetts
avenue northwest Is spending the month of
August in Wilmington and Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret NJ Farrell of Capitol Hill
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis
of Rectortown, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. B. Duckwall and
their daughter, Miss Katherine, have gone
to their summer home at Berkeley Springs,
w. Va, to remain untA late in the fall.
Mrs w. B. Holtzclaw and the Misses
Holtzclaw have gone to their country
home at Casanova, Va. to remain until
September, when they Will return to their
new residence, 1859 Euclid street .-
DR.. c. B. Campbell, Mrs Campbell and
their daughter Mildred have gone for So
journ at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
Mrs Julius A. West of Toledo is visiting
her father, Mr.. l.. Kaufman, go H street
northwest. where she will be glad to see
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin B. Linton and Miss
Mabel c. Linton, their daughter, have gone
to Sea Side Park, N. j., for a long stay.
Miss May E. Krahling has gone to st.
Marys county, Nd, for the month of Au-
gust
Commissioner of Patents E. B. Moore,
Mrs. N. B. Moore, Miss Moore, Miss n. L.
Moore and Miss Minette Thompson and
Miss Edna Wells will leave this afternoon
for the jamestown exposition. After a brief
stay there they will go via water to Maine.
The party will not return until after Sep
ternber l.
Mrs. L. H. Campbell and Miss Louise
Campbell are spending the summer at Blue
Ridge Summit. Judge Campbell Joined
them this week, and will remain during
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Nettleton and FAM
lily are spending August on the Chesapeake,
In Virginia.
Misses Ora Boyd. Edith Philips and Mr..
W. D. Lauterbaugh of IIiopo,is ILL.,, and
Mrs C. r. Demmitt of Baltimore are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bergh.
An interesting occasion was the marriage
at the Howard House Thursday morning of
Mr. John II. Quinn and Miss Annie r.
Clarke of Culpeper. Va. The ceremony was
quietly performed by Rev. A. w. Graves of
this city in the presence of a few friends
of the contracting parties After short
bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn will return
to their Culpeper residence, and will be
at home to their friends.
Gen. George s. Batcheller. judge of the
International court of appeals of Alexan-
dra Egypt, and Miss Batcheller, both well
known in this city. are the guests of Gen.
and Mrs. Ripley at their cottage at Hulls
Cove.
Mrs. Morgan Hill and Miss Diana Morgan
Hill have arrived at Breton Woods, N. H.,
to make a stay of some length.