The Washington herald., 1907-08-04

day on the shore,
Prince Koudaeheff, who has been on
leave Of absence. is expected TO return to
this country this month and will join the
Embassy staff Immediately on arrival.
The Peruvian Minister and Nine. Pardo.
who are at overledge, entertained IN
formally at luncheon the other day.
senor de Freyre santander, first sec
retary OF the Peruvian Legation. is at
the Magnolia Hotel.
Mr.. Henry Clay Friek, who has boen
abroad on business, has sailed for this
country and is expected at his palatiA
home at Prides in the very near future.
The second Of the series Of smart mu-
sicales was given Friday at the home os
Mrs. Charles Head. with Miss Bessie Col
lier and Mr.. Lawrence Rae on the pro-
gramme The women who are on the
committee, most of whom were present,
were Mesdames Charles H Tweed, John
c. Phillip. Harry Pratt Mexican, Oliver
Ames. William Endieott, jr, Russell Ty-
son. r. S. Bradley, Preble Motley. Francis
Higginson, and Miss Mabel Boardman
and Miss Louisa Loring. The next mu-
s!cale will be at Mrs. Thomas McKean's.
at Beverly. and the fourth and last at
the home Of Mrs. Henry Clay FTick
The water sports at the Manchester
yacht club brought out a large gathering
Of the summer colony Wednesday. The
day was perfect and the sports amusing.
and the cottagers came from all the re-
sorts around. Messrs. a. N. Merriam,
James Means, George n. Whipple. and
Charles Hodges formed the committee,
and after the sports the Misses Bradley.
Blair, WiggleswOrth. and Clark poured
tea.
The Essex Country Club was the social
rendezvous for the smart set yesterday,
the attraction being an open-air perform
ance OF AS You Like It" which was
played on the veivety lawn. while the
| broad piazzas were used as the audito-
rium and they were well filled with a gay
throng Of cottagers and people from the
hotels,
A goodly number Of New York yachts
have been anchored off Marblehead neck,
on their way 70 Bar Harbor. among
them the Columbia, Of Mr.. J. Hardy
Ledon. and the Owera. OF Mr.. F. II.
Stevens; the Ishkoodah. OF Mr.. W. z.
! Iselln, and the Savarona. OF Mr. c. II.
/ Clark. jT. The Yacona, the magnificent
steam yacht Of Mr.. Henry Clay Pierce, IS
at her mooTings off Prides Crossing, as
Is also the Isis. Of Mr.. ". s. Spaulding.
Lieut.. Chauncey Shackford, L. S. n,
one Of the Presidents aids. is registered
at the Oceanside and Lieut. Harold Earle
Cook, U. S. n, has also been a guest
| there.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Allan. OF Brook
lyn, made the trip from their home 10 the
Magnolia Hotel. where they are spending
the summer IN their fine car. a Stevens
Duryea. in which they daily entertain
friends. touring the neighborhood on the
wonderful Shore roads. Miss Hasel Heis-
senbuttel. Of Brooklyn, arrived as their
guest Wednesday.
Mrs. Sampson Dunn and Miss Anne
Sloane. Of Germantown, Philadelphia, are
arranging a cotllion to be given this
week at the Magnolia, Miss sloane is
one Of the bellies of the Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. Livingston. Of
New York, and their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Rowe,
Of Boston, with their baby daughter, ar
rived ut the Oceanside this week
Mrs. II. Brewer, Of New York, viii be
Joined in the near future by her son-in-
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Defoe.
who have just returned from abroad.
Mrs. Brewer was the guest Of Miss Shaw
at dinner this week al the Magnolia.
Mrs. c. c. Overton was hostess at a din
ner and yachting party at the Hawthorn
/ Inn at Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Musgrave, Of New
/ Ho"k, are again at the Inn. as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson are other
! Washingtonians al the Inn.
Mrs. Lefevre was hostess at a luncheon
party at her home at Beverly Farms on
Thursday.
! Others who have entertained at Beverly
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Allan, who
gave a dinner for fourteen at their home
/ at the Cove. complimentary to Sir Hugh
Allan and Mrs. Allan. Of Montreal. who
/ have been their guests Mr.. and Mrs
/ Bryce Allan were among those who en-
| tertained most frequently for Mrs. Nicho-
/ las Longworth. when. as Miss Roosevelt
/ she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs VII.
/ liam F. BOardman at their Manchester
| place. Wyndecliffe.
/ Mrs. George Won L. Meyer. wife OF tbe
/ Postmaster General. and the Misses Alice
and julia Meyer all of whom have beer
suffering with tonsilitis. have gone &c
| Saranac, in the Adirondacks where they
are recuperating in a camp.
! Mr.. Rudolph L. Agassiz. who has beer
visiting his father, Prof. Agassiz. at Cas-.
the Hill. Newport. has returned to Ham.
ilton.
One OF the joIliest parties Of the week
was the marshmallow roast held on C7es-
/ cent Beach, when a merry crowd OF
young people toasted the candy over q
driftwood fire and told stories. sang col
lege songs, and padded along the coast
in canoes. the paddles coming up from
the moon-lit waters cleaning and spark.
ling with phosphorescence. In the party
were Misses Meredith and Patterson, who
! acted as hOstesses; Miss Coleridge. Miss
Sloan, Mr.. Richard Mcmillan, Mr.. Regi-
maid Kennard, Mr.. Dewey. Mr.. Burk-
| ham. and Mr.. Lambert.
Another merry-making was the long
drive over TO Collins Beach, with luncheon
at The haanh In III. 49, -..t...L -