The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
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Guild were his hosts at a large and bril-
liant reception at the clubhouse.
The prince made the trip from Boston
TO Nahant in the Waeonda, Maj. Hay
denis yacht. and was greeted on landing
by Gov. Guild. who escorted him and his
suite 10 the Nahant Club. in company
with Nine. Lagercrantz, wife OF the Swed-
isk Minister. who was also on hand to
meet her distinguished countryman.
The party was welcomed in the reeep-
tion-room. after which they went out on
the lawn, where table was set apart
for the prince. his host and hostess. Gov
and Mrs. Guild, and some other distin-
guished guests. among them the Russian
Ambassador and the Baroness Rosen,
Baroness Elizabeth Rosen. the Swedish
Minister and Nine. LageTcrantZ. and Mrs
John L. Gardner. better known as Mrs.
Jack Gardner.
pretty incident of the afternoon was
the reception by the prince Of over 200
Swedes of the laboring classes, who had
the impression that the reception was
public, and crowded around the club
house. Catching sight of them. the prince
requested that they be admitted after the
fashionable people had all been present
ed, and they accordingly were.
Much interest is manifested by the
friends of the Mcmillan family in the ap-
preaching wedding of Miss Amy McN1il-
Ian and Sir John Harrington, British
Minister TO Abyssinia It is decided now
that the ceremony viii be held in October,
and preparations are being made for it.
Mrs. William Mcmillan. who has lately
returned from abroad and opened her
cottage at Magnolia, will have a house
party Of ten of the wedding guests, most
OF whom viii come from abroad. among
them. her son. Mr. William Mcmillan,
and Mrs. Mcmillan. who make their home
in London.
Mrs William Mcmillan entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to Mrs. Georgia Cone and Mrs
Elmer Post. OF New York, who are tour
ing the North Shore in the latters auto,
and who are stopping at the Magnolia.
Miss Amy Mcmillan, the bride-to-be,
has as her guest the Baroness Won Ket-
tier, for whom she entertained at dinner
the other evening.
From now on the beautiful Mcmillan
show places of the shore, will be the
scene Of constant but quiet entertaining,
the family being in mourning. and the
young granddaughter of Mrs Mcmillan,
Miss Grace Jarvis. being III. Miss Jarvis.
who has been suffering from conclusion
of the brain from fall from her horse.
is much better. and is sitting Up this
week for the first time
The Count and Countess Larisch, OF
Austria, are visiting the countess mother.
Mrs Satterfield. who has taken the Bliss
cottage for the season. They are being
constantly entertained, among their re-
cent hosts being the Russian Ambassador
and Baroness Rosen, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Jefferson Coolidge, Mrs. Prince. and Mrs.
Preston.
Prince Koudachef, Of the Russian En-
bassy, who has been on two months
leave Of absence in Russia, returned this
last week, and he and Baron Schlippen-
bach were among the guests at the large
annual August ball at the Oceanside the
other evening. Others present were Capt.
J. z. Pillsbury. L. S N, and Mrs. Pills
bury; Mrs. Roswell D. Hitchcock, widow
Of Rear Admiral Hitchcock; Mrs. T. De
Witt Talmage, Gen. and Mrs. George L.
Andrews, Of Washington; Miss Andrews,
Mrs. Henry Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs Liv-
ingston, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Rowe.
former Police Commissioner and Mrs.
McAdoo. and Miss McAdoo. Of New York;
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Allan. Mrs. G. II
Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Heissenbuttle.
and Miss Heisenbuttle. Of Brooklyn: Mrs.
Sampson Dunn, and Miss Anne Sloan. of
Philadelphia, and Miss Connelia Gordon,
OF Frankfort. Ky. Col. J. c. Calhoun, OF
North Carolina fourth in descent from
the first secessionist, was also present.
Miss Hazel Heissenbuttle. who will ar
rive at her home in Brooklyn. having
left the Magnolia Friday with DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert Allen, in their auto. will
90 TO Montreal the first of the week TO
be maid Of honor at the wedding Of her
cousin, Mr. David Dreinig. of New
York and New Milford to Miss Beatrice
Fisher, Of Montreal.
Nine. Thierry, of Washington, Is a re-
cent arrival at the Magnolia, and Sun
day evening entertained at dinner NJ. de
Thai, Of the Russian Embassy.
The Baroness Elizabeth Rosen and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond presided at a Rus
sian booth at the Swastika Fair. held
in Gloucester Thursday. for the benefit /
OF the Addison Gilbert Hospital, which |
was largely attended by the fashionable |
set Of the North Shore.
Mrs John Hay, widow OF the late Sec
retary Of State. is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boardman. at their Man /
chester place. ''Wyndecliffe."
Mrs. C. H. Dale, whose husband is
president of the rubber trust and whose /
yacht is anchored of Newport, has been
a visitor here within the last few days. /
having come Up from Newport IN a tour
ing car with Miss Hutchinson and Mr.. /
H. E. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellsworth, who have
been spending some time at the Ocean
side, are now on their way home. South /
Bend, Ind, in their motor car.
Another automobile party was that of |
Mr. and Mrs. George n. Robinson and /
the Misses Helen and Mildred Robinson.
OF Brooklyn, who have arrived at the /
Magnolia.
Others are Mr.. Charles Beck. IT,. and
Mr.. J. Schlecter, jr., who arrived during
the week from Philadelphia.
Miss Isabelle Sackett. Of New York
who is at the Hawthorne Inn IN Glouces-
ter, was hostess at tea the other after
noon at the Sign of the Ship. as was also
Mrs Darling, Of New York.
Miss Dorothy Lawson. daughter OF Mr.
Thomas Lawson, is entertaining a party
on her fathers yacht, the GYPSY. on a