The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-21
AMERICANS IN BERLIN.
Arrangements for Marriage OF senator
Beyertdge queen WiIheImina.
spectol Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

!Specidt Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN, July Ex-senator Beveridge OF
Indiana will be married by the British
Chaplain, |. H. Fry. at the fat of MIR. Spencer
Eddy on Hohenzollern strssse on or about
August 4. The baptism of Mr.. Eddy's
recently born infant will take place
at the same time. II is possible. how
ever. hat the marriage ceremony will be
conducted by DIR. Fry's substitute, as the
former intends leaving Berlin on August
8. Before the wedding at Mr.. Eddy's house
there will be a formal civil marriage at the
city registration office, in accordance with
the German law.
George Birkhof, Jr., the Dutch Consul
General at Chicago, speaks in the highest
admiration OF Queen Wilhelmina of the
Netherlands. with whom he had a three
hours conversation recently. He says he
found her a woman Of clear and powerful
mind. She showed the greatest interest
in the Dutch citizens Of the United States
and appeared to be closely acquainted will
the trade relations Of the two countries,
She told Mr.. Birkhoff that Rotterdam was 80
we'll supplied with harbor and dock accom-
modations that the Netherlands had been
able to hold their own up to the present
in trade with the United States in fourth
place, following Great Britain, Germany
and France.
sir. BirkhoH was greatly struck with the
evident unbounded love Of the Queen for
her husband, Prince Henry.
George Horton, the American Consul
General at Athens. is about TO take a leave
OF absence and go to the United States,
where he will deliver a series of lectures
dealing with his observations Inc expert
ences in modern Greece.
Albert w. Harris, a banker and broker OF
Chicago. who has been here for some time.
il on his way to Carlsbad. He says he
is quite satisfied with the trade conditions
between the United States and Germany.
At the same time he believes that the
tendency of both countries is to go eau
tiously and avoid getting into deep water.
He thinks hat there is a widespread feeling
Of uneasiness as to some great impending
change, perhaps a reaction from the long
continued prosperity. He admits that
there is no obvious cause for such a feeling.
unless il is the chronic fear Of war which
is now besetting Europe.
Among the weeks visitors TO Berlin have
been c. A. Franzen. a lumberman Of Chicago;
+. C. Warmer. superintendent OF schools OF
saginaw MICH, a. M. Belfleld oil Chlcago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Gordon OF Washington.
ID. c.; Robert Hollister Chapman and wife OF
New York. J. w. W. Leggett and wife of
Detroit. Mich; DIR, A. C.. Schloesser OF Holly
wood. Cal; +. B. Osborne OF New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Stout Of Baltimore;
+. W. Cahen and wife OF Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Osborne OF Cleveland. Ohio;
G. H.. Noyes OF Boston, Mrs. A. r. Macarthur
of Chicago. Mrs. X. Summer vile Of Chicago.
II. ID. Tannenbaum of San Francisco. Mrs.
NJ. c. Foster and Miss Ward Pierson of
Philadelphia.
Senator Latimer Of South Carolina re-
turned on SATURDAY. from st. Petersburg.
where he has spent a week. Mrs. and Mas
Latimer. with Mrs. n Miss burnet. wife
and daughter Of Congressman Burnet,
arrived from Vienna a few days ago.
Among the artists engaged for the Ir wing
Place Theatre in New York are FrAuleins
Hedwig and Reicher and Messrs. Collot,
Liebe, NARROW and Sauerman.
The American Jockey Shaw is about to
quit the Weinberg stable at the Hoppe