The Washington herald., 1907-07-07

the dinner.
Mrs Fish was assisted In receiving her
guests by her niece, Miss Janet Fish, and
Miss Lota Robinson, OF Washington and
Baltimore, who are guests at Crossways.
Other hOstesscs at Newport who cele-
brated the Fourth were Mrs. Natalie
Schenck Collins, Mrs ". p. Thompson,
and Mrs. J. Fred Pierson. who enter
tanned al luncheons; Mrs. f. J. Berwind
and Mrs. Lyman c. Josephs, who enter
tanned at dinners, and Mrs Woodbury.
Kane and Mrs. lie Roy Kane, who re-
ceiyed small companies at birthday par
ties,
Tuxedo was also gay on Independence
| Day among those who entertained being
Mr.. and Mrs. Armory 5. Carhart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newbold Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Shipman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Collier.
Charles N. Foulke. Of Washington. who
is spending a week at the clubhouse. en-
/ tertained a company informally at din
| ner.
/ While Americans were celebrating at
! home. those who own allegiance 10 the
Stars and Stripes. and who are now
abroad or those who make their homes
/ there permanently. were most enthusias-
/ tic. The celebration Of the Fourth was
/ link binding them 10 their native land
| and right royalty they hon0red the day
/ Tie American Ambassador and Mrs
I Whitelaw Reid aeld open house in The
afternoon and for hours traffic was
blocked In front Of Dorchester HouS1. It
is said that no less than tCg9 Americans
and other guests called al the embassy
that day
/ Mrs. Reid was assisted iu receiving by
her daughter Miss Reid and by the la
| dies Of the embassy-Mrs. John Rldgley
| Carter. wife Of the first secretary Of the
embassy, Mrs sydney A. Clomau, wife Of
| the military attache and Mrs. John IT,
Gibbons. wife Of the naval attachc Of the
| embassy, the last two ladies having gone
from Washington as brides 20 the Court
/ Of St James.
Among the notable persons who met ia
/ the suite of Grawing-r0oms ~ Dorcheste-
! House We're J. Pierp0nt Morgan Ms
/ Morgan and Miss Morgan. Mark Tuain
/ Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. # the
/ supreme Court of the United States. the
| Earl and Countess Of Cr5Wa. Sir Bache
and Lady Cunlrd. the Duke and Duchess
| of Manchester ar ana Mrs Lewis Har-
court Sir Charles Harding- the Earl and
I Countess Of Essex. Mr. and 5frs FrOda-
I rick Vanderbilt. the Duke and Duchess OF
/ RoXburghe. Mr.. and Mrs George Corn
/ wallis West Lord and Lady Wu0ughby
/ de- Eresby. Sir Edward Grey. several off
/ ciais Of the foreign office, and many mem-
/ beis Of the diplomatic corps.
The American Minister 20 the Neither
lands and Mrs. David JAYNE Hill We're
other patriotic Americans who celebrated
the Fourth. They gave dinner ut the
/ legation Their guests included the mem
/ bers Of the American and British delega-
/ ti0Es TO the peace conference. and the
members Of the legation staff. and "a few
| other guests. The dinner was followed by
| "a brilliant reception and bali.
! In Paris Mrs Charles Carol gave
| dinner also with the patriotic decorations
of flags and red. white and blue ribbons
mingled with blossoms. Among her guests
were Mrs Richard Townsend and her
/ daughter Miss Mathide Townsend. Mn
and Miss Vanderbilt, Mr.. Roosevelt Mrs
/ Rutherford Stuyvesant. and the follow
/ ing members Of the Partisan smart set.
The Marquis del NUM-. VI. Le Ghait. the
| Princesse Gerard de Fauciguy-Lucinge
! the Due and Duchesse de "a Rochefou-
! cauld, NJ and Nine Bavliss, VI. and
/ Nine Bishop. the princssee Charles
/ IdIseuburg- -Birstsin. the Princess Yoursy
/ PaCha. Nicomte and EiCoutesse Aruuult
| de La BasseUere. Nine. Dc Bernard
/ Comte and Comteeso De Ia Riboisiera
Nine. Hochon. NJ and Nine. Gervex
/ Nine D3gmar Annenk0ff. Nine BaiE-
mieres. NJ Francis de Croissat, NJ. Hesse
/ VI Saint Hiliaire. Comte Jacques de
Briey, the Priucosse dc FoEgio Suasa
/ the Marquis Dc ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
/ Nicomtesse de Moutreuu Compte Louis
: de Pefigord. Nine d EcOH0mos. Baron
/ De YauX. Baron Do Ia Grande Baron Os-
! car De Gautsch. NJ. Andre DE- Fouquieres
/ the Princesse de Luca Colouna. the Comte
! De Penha-LOngd. and Aristarchi Bey.
! The American Minister 10 Ecuador, Mr..
/ Fox. celebrated the day with a recep-
/ tion.
/ The American Ambassador az Vienna
/ and the members Of the American colony
celebrated the Fourth by "a trip down
the Danube TO Pressburg, where they
played game Of baseball and had
/ dinner.
The American Ambassador and Mrs
| Lcishman held a Fourth Of July recep-
/ tion in their summer residence az
! Therapia. near Constautinople. followed
by large dinner party.
The American Ambassador 70 Russia
| entertained the members Of the American
colony at St Petersburg at a, garden
/ party at his villa. in the suburbs
Nearer home, out at Glen Echo. the
/ Nomad club celebrated the Fourth with
all the gayety and patriotism imaginable.
/ beginning with a canoe race early in the
/ afternoon and ending with dance In
! Glen Echo town hall at night Dinner
/ and supper were served under the shade
Of beautiful oak grove on a long inn
provised table and nearly fifty per
/ sons. members Of the club and their
guests, enjoyed the feast. During the In
! termission of the dances refreshments
/ were served in the clubhouse, which was
beautifully and appropriately decorated.
:
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