The Washington herald., 1910-08-21

nobleman, Duke Franz Josef. who ar
rived there Friday, 20 be the guest Of
Mrs. Ogden Goelet. has set that resort
/ In a futter. used as It Is to noble and
! even royal visitors He has with him an
/ imposing suite, and is accompanied by
Count Won Lassow. his personal adju-
tant' and Count Won Wedel. charge DAT
flares Of the German Embassy here.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth are also the house guests OF Mrs.
Goelet' Mr. Lougworth joining his wife
there Friday The most brilliant func-
non Of the season was the ban given by
Mrs Goelet for her house party last
evening On Friday she entertained a
company Of thirty at luncheon. followed
BY large tea and reception.
The infant daughter OF the Charge
d Affaires Of Sweden and Mrs Fkengren.
lie latter formerly Miss Laura Jackson.
OF this city. was christened on Wednes-
day in st. Xavier's Church. az Bar Har-
Dor, where the Swedish Legation is es-
taolished for the season. The babv's
godmothers were Baroness Hengelnnuller.
VIE OF the Ambassador from Austria
Hungary. and Mrs. Lothrop Bradley. OF
this city. The godfathers were the Min
lister from Sweden. M. de Lagercrantz.
and the father Of Mr. Ekengren. Mr.. w.
A. G. ESengen. Of Stockholm. both Of
whom acted by proxy. The baby was
christened Elsie Helen Augusta. 4 large
and brilliant reception followed at tie
Ekengrens' cottage, the godmothers Of
the baby assisting the parents in re-
oeiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. smaIlwood,
VINO are spending the summer at Cdsh-
ings Island. Portland Harbor. Ne. en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening.
Among the guests were Mrs. Isaacson. OF
New Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. HaHock Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boothby. Of Port
land; Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby. and Miss
Dorothy smallwOod and Mr.. Graeme
smallwood
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Newell and family
are at Christmas Cove. Me.
Mr. and Mrs John King entertained
Informally Friday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts. Of Greenfield. Ohio.
Those invited 20 meet Mr. and Mrs Pitts
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Williams. 1Ir. and
Mrs. George Ran, Mrs Stein, and Miss
Elyria Kramer.
Miss Harriet Palmer entertained a,
luncheon IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
barrow and daughter Josephine. OF
Youngstown. Ohio. at her Capitol Hill
home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Darrow and
daughter have been taking an Eastern
tour and are now on their way home.
They Will leave to-day.
DIT Delano Fitzgerald. OF Baltimore
was The honor guest Of Rear Admiral
Thomas Perry. L. S. y. AT luncheon
Monday at Warm Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron II. Frear have re-
turned 20 Washington after a visit in
Troy. y. Y. among their many relatives
there. Last Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs c. a. Dodge. of Troy. entertained
in their honor, and had a large COMPANY
Of relatives 10 bid them farewell on the
eve OF their departure for home. Among
these were Mrs Della N. Frear-Winiams.
Caroline A. Frear-Dodge and family.
Mrs. Carrie Green and daughter Clara.
Clara Dodge. Chauncey Dodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Frear Mrs. Agnes Frear
and her three daughters. Isabel. Beulab.
and Helen Mr.. and Mrs Alanson Arid
and sons. Alanson and Henry Arid. and
Hazel Arid; AR and Mrs. william
Christie and daughter. Ethel Christie.
and Nr. and Mrs. James HewIey. The
exercises consisted Of instrumental mu-
sic by Miss Clara Green. a vocal duet
by Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Frear, a whistIns
solo by Mrs. Helen Arid accompanied
on the plano by Miss Hazel Arid. and a
vocal trio by Mrs. Carrie Green and Mr..
and Mrs. A H. Frear. Remarks were
made by Messrs. Hawley. Arid. Christie
Dodge. Chauncey, and 4. II. Frear. and
a recitation was given by Miss Ethel
Christie. Dancing was INDUCED in by the
young ladies and gentlemen. ending with
a waltz ana schottische by A. II. Frear.
aged seventy-six, and his sister Mrs.
Carrie A Dodge, aged seventy-three.
which received rounds Of applause. Miss
Clara Green presided at the piano.
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