The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

Kaiser are having a strenuous bat none
the less enjoyable time OF il. their wives
are also receiving a delightfully."- hospita-
bic welcome In Berlin. On September 5,
they were guests Of honor at a superb re-
ception and tea given by Mrs. Wiser,
wife Of Col. John ?. Wiser, L. S. A,
military attache to the American En-
bassy in Berlin. and IN the evening they
were the guests Of Mrs. KOerner. wife
Of Maj. koerner. military attache 10 the
German Embassy in Washington. at a
performance IN the Royal opera House,
The ladies thus entertained were Mrs.
Edgerly. wife Of Brig. Gen. Winfield s.
Edgerly, L. s. A. Mrs Wiser wife Of
Col. John P. Wiser, L. S. A., Mrs Will
cox, wife OF Maj Cornelis Dew Wilcox.
L. 5. A; Mrs Niche wife OF Capt. Rob
ert K. L. Michia L. S a.. and Mrs Shell
ton, wife Of Capt George II. Shelton.
[. 5. A. The visiting Americans have
also been charmingly entertained by
Mrs. Howard wife Of Lieut. Commander
William l. Howard, Z. 5. n, naval al
tache 10 the American Embassy in Ber-
lin.
Commander MGR. winslow. I. 5. X,
and Mrs Winslow are among the late
stayeTs az Newport and viii not close
their cottage there until the end Of Sep
tember
Commander Charles 5. Stanworth, [. S
n. and Mrs. Stanworth, left Norfolk. Va,
September 8 for Crocketts Springs, Vt,
where they viii spend several weeks.
Brig. Gen. Winfield S. Edgerly. I. S. A.
and Mrs Edgcrly. who are now the guests
II the Emperor Of Germany at the
maneuvers OF the Imperial Army. Will
return 20 this country late in October.
when they viii go 10 their home IN At
Lanta.
The following army and navy officers
registered az the Breslln Hotel. New York
City, during the past week; Lieut.. Arthur
c. Kavanagh. L. 5. N: Lieut. Louis '.
Greer, L. S. A; Maj. G. F. Lz;saers. [. S.
A, and wife, and Capt ". J. Barnett.
L. S. y.
Miss Helen Howard, daughter Of Lieut..
CoUmander William L. Howard. [. S. y.
naval attache 20 the American Embassy
IN Berlin; her cousin. Miss Margaret Bill
ings, and Miss ThaCkeTa. a granddaughter
of the late Gen William T. Sherman. I.
5. A. were prominent among the Ameri-
cans who attended the regatta on WauD-
see Lake. near Berlin. September g.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kaufman and family
have completed a most interesting touF.
visiting Rochester. Thousand Islands.
Montreal, Quebec. and returning by way
OF Lakes George and Champlain, sara
toga Albany. New York, and Arverne,
Long Island
Gen. W. S. Edgerly. Mai. c. Dewitt
Wilcox. Capt. Robert E. L. Niche. Capt
George II. Shelton. First Lieut.. Gordon
Johnston, and Col John P. Wiser,
L. 5. A, military attache, the American
army officers who are 10 attend the
maneuvers. and Mai Won Koerner. Ger
man military attache az Washington,
who has been detailed n attend the
American officers. arrived al Cassel. Ger
many, September S from Berlin. and
were quaTered as the Emperor's guests
at the Hotel KONG Won Preussen. With
other foreign guests. the American off,
GERS dined with Emperor William at the
castle. Grand Duke Nicholas OF Russia
sat az the Emper0r's right. Gen. Edgerly
was nearly opposite his majesty The
American officers on September g, as the
guests OF Emperor William, were ten
hours In the saddle, riding up and down
the lines which extended nearly twenty
five miles, under the guidance OF Mai. Won
Koerner, the German military attaChe at
Washington. The Americans left the
imperial party. visiting as much OF the
ground as the days maneuyers would
allow, and reached a fine position for see
ing the only engagement OF the day, an
infantry encounter between the Tenth
division Of the Tenth Corps with d.
vision OF the Seventh Corps. Some OF
the regiments did cwenty-two 10 twen-
ty-four miles during the day, marching
with full equipment. All the men en-
gagged had been training for six weeks.
making twenty-five miles march sev n
times weekly
Mrs. James u Goodwin and Miss Good
win engaged passage early IN July for
Queenstown, TO sail September p, and
after q sightseeing trip through the Brit
ish Isles so 70 Paris. where Miss Goodwin
intends spending the winter studying
music
Lieut. Commander Charles Webster.
L. S. ". returned TO Norfolk. Va. Sep
tember 3, from the Sweet Chalybeate
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. HerndOn Morsell, OF 1l0
Fifteenth street, who have been spending
the summer at MacHan, Patuxent, Nd,
have returned TO their home in Washing
ton.
Miss Jackson, Of $50 Third street north
west, entertained the members and friends
Of the Sunshine Club" Thursday even
Ing. The rooms were tastefulIy decorated
with yellow flowers. the sunhower, the
clubs emblem, being extensively used.
At late hour refreshments were served.
Among those Who contributed 10 the mu-
steal part Of the programme were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Holland. Miss Lille Cheno-
weth, Mrs Reiss, Mrs 5. T. Steers, Miss
Wild, and Miss Jackson. Others present
who enjoyed the presidents hospitality
were Mrs. NJ T. Harmon, Mrs. z. NJ
Pardoe. Misses Huyett. Paxton. Heck,
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