The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-30
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Newport Preparing to We'll
come Prince William.
GRAND FETES BEING PLANNED
Mrs. StuyVesRnt Fish Arranging for
Elaborate Dinner-dance-Japan
Ambassador agd ViseOuntess AoISi
Leave To-day for Buena Vista.
Senator DeDew Touring Europe.

Senator DeDew Touring Europe.
Many preparations are being made at
Newport for the visit of Prince William
Of Sweden, and the date Of one Of the
largest entertainments 20 be given in his
honor-Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish's dinner
dance-has been set for August p. All
the leading members Of the summer con-
tingent viii be present, and the party
viii be seated at small tables, which will
afterward be removed for the cotillion
Leaders OF the villa colony have or
ganized a subscription dance in@honor Of
the prince, which promises TO be a grand
affair. and the various musical organi-
cations have been requested TO familiar
ize themselves with national Swedish
airs, 20 be able to strike up whenever
the prince appears.
Prince William Is due 20 arrive at
jamestown. August -, and viii be met
there by the Swedish Minister, Mr. La
gercrantz. II is likely that the Minister
Will go with Prince William to Oyster
Bay. where the President Will receive
him. and also that the royal visitor will
so to Lake George 10 visit the legation,
which Mr. LagercFantZ has established at
Sycamore Hotel for the summer.
II has been definitely arranged how
ever, that Prince William will spend a
week al Newport, when lac will make his
home aboard his armored cruiser Flygia,
and should he welcome aboard those who
entertain him ashore during the week
that he remains at Newport. there will
be a continued round of gayety. both in
the villas and on shipbOaTd
Mrs. Philip Sheridan. widow Of Gen.
Sheridan. and Mr.. Frank Cramer, Of
Chicago, are with Mrs. John A SpOor. in
Biythewood, Pittsfield. Mr.. Spoor left
there yesterday afternoon for Chicago.
The japanese Ambassador and the Wis
countess AOki will close their house In X
street to-day and go 10 Buena Vista.
where they win pass the remainder Of
the summer The japanese Embassy was
established at Buena Vista early last
season. and the Ambassador so thoroughly I
enjoyed the delightful surroundings and
picturesque mountain scenery that il was
decided to return this season. The de- /
partUrs Of the Ambassador was delayed. /
HOWEVER. until the return Of Yiscountess
Aod from Germany, where she went TO
visit her mother and daughter. Countess |
HatZfeldt who spent several months ar
the Embassy last winter.
Mr.. Stephen B. Elkins. jr.; Judge z. P. |
Coyne and Mr. c. G. TOLLS, Of New /
York. have arrived at the Savoy, in Lon I
don. en- route TO Carlsbad. Upon reaching /
Paris. Mr.. Elkins will start on a motor 1
trip through the continent with Judge 1
Coyne- Mr.. Tolls VIII proceed alone /
through Italy
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew who also /
IS touring the European continent IN an /
arrived at Egelberg, Switzer- /
land, Saturday for short stay.
Cards have been Issued for the wedding /
of Miss Halle Roberta Gorham and Mr.. /
James Z. MCGOWAN, which will take place /
tomorrow evening at the residence Of the
brides father. Capt. T. Z. Gorham, IN
Alexandra, Va
Mr.. George a. Bentley. Of the Belasco
Theater. viii be out of town for a couple
Of weeks, having gohe 10 New York City
to Ill an engagement at Proctor &
Keith's. in a new vaudeville sketch. Lord
Mr.. Craig Wadsworth. third secretary
Of the American Embassy IN London, en-
an interesting company OF
American friends at luncheon last week
IN the Hotel Ritz in the British capital
His guests included the Misses Brice. /
daughters Of the late Senator Calvin S
Brice. Of Ohio and New York, and I.ydlg
IOyt, private secretary 10 the American I
to England, Whitelaw Reid
Mr. French Osthaus, Of Washington.
has returned TO his home here after a
three weeks vacation. Mr.. Osthaus went
to Boston by sea, and from there 10 New
York, where he stayed for a short time.
At Sandy Hook, on the northern shore of
New Jersey, Mr.. Osthaus started on a
bicycle trip to the southern part of the
State travelling along the coast. and
spending a week IN the journey. Upon
teaching Ocean Grove he Joined a party
Miss Mabel Little. Miss
rhelma Sweeney, and his brother. Mr.
Philip Osthaus, all of whom visited his
aunt, Mrs. Julian Cadwalader, OF Phila-
ielphia. for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morvin Thompson will
cave this week for Boston. where thew
VIII Join their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fisher. of Redlands, Cal, and go
within them on " motor trip through the
and from there to Rockland.
Me- Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will spend
he remainder OF the summer On the
Maine coast
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and her
laughter, Miss Julia Meyer, and Miss
Alice Meyer and Miss Julia McKemon. d
arrived at Lake Placid last week. j
Mrs. H Clay Browning and her younger
laughter, Miss Elise Browning. left
Washington yesterday for Asbury Park. {
\. J., accompanied by Miss Helene Oys-
er. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. james. F.
OYSTER They viii spend the remainder
# the summer at the seashore. Mr.. .
Browning and his sons joining them !
alter on.
Announcement IS made Of the engage J
nent Of Miss Bertha Alice Aldrich. Of
cambridge, Mass. and Mr.. Walter Alden
Dane, Of Washington. Mr. Dane is pri-
ate secretary to the Assistant Secretary
f the Navy.