The Washington herald., 1910-07-31

party were entertained by Mrs r E.
Winslow. Mrs, N. y Falls, Mrs. Sidney
Ballou Mrs p A waldron. Mrs. Cart
ley. Mrs. Chapman. and Mrs. Hum
phreys. An informal reception was held
in the parlor of Youngs Hotel. after
which the party were motored TO various
places Of interest, including the Pail
Maunaloa and Punchbowl
Luncheon for thirty was served at
Waikiki, where Mrs. Corwin 2 Eees and
Princess Kawananakoa Joined the party.
which also included Mr. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson and Mrs Walter P. Cutting.
During the afternoon the ladies visited
the aquarium. later taking tea with
former Gov. Cleghorn al his home.
"Ainahau." The secretary's party mean
while visited the naval station at Pearl
| Harbor from which place motors were
J taken for a visit TO the cavalry station
at Leilejua reservation by the acting
governor. E. A. Mott-Smith: Judge Sidney
Ballou. Col Walter S. Schuyler, Gen.
Edwards, and others. At SchOfeld Bar
racks a salute Of seventeen guns was
fired In honor OF Secretary Dickinson by
two squadrons OF the Fifth Cavalry sta
toned there. A visit was made to the
proposed site for the cavalry post
After review at the Leflejua reservation.
the officers Of the post entertained the
Secretary and his party at a buffet lunch
con at the Officers clubhouse.
Washington society Is very much inter
ested in the announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss Gladys Kerens. daughter Of
Col Richard c. Kerens, United States
Ambassador 10 Hungary. TO Mr..
| George II. Colket. OF Philadelphia. The
announcement was made in Vienna yes
terday 1t did not come as much Of a
surprise in Philadelphia. as Mr.. Colkets
friends have known for some time that
he was attentive 10 Miss Kerens. whom
he met several years ago at a dance while
attending the Hill Preparatory School at
POttstown. Miss Kerens home is in St
Louis. She has made much Of an impress
sion socially in Vienna Mr.. Colket is a
son Of the late George H. Colket, Of Phila-
delphia. who was for many years presi-
dent Of the Huntington and Broad Top
Mountain Railroad Company He was
graduated from Yale In 1907. and is now
| in his senior year as a law student at
the University Of Pennsylvania Tristram
G. Colket. member Of a brokerage firm, is
a brother Of Mr.. Colket. The former said
yesterday that cablegram announce
ment was the first official tidings he had
received Of the engagement. Mr.. George
Colket is at present in Vienna. He is a
member Of the Racquet Club Of Phiiadel-
phia. Miss Kerens visited Miss Mary Nc
Kee in New York before going to Vienna
Last February she went for visit with
her brother, Mr. Vincent Kerens to Italy.
Ambassador Kerens has leased the Kolo-
wrat Palace, in Vienna HIS wealth and
social position as American Ambassador
have given the young woman entrance to
the most prominent society circles in the
Austrian capital The attention OF Prince
Schoenberg. Of Saxony. during the time
Miss Kerens was staying at Hot Springs
Va, with her father last October was
very marked and rumors were whispered
that the prince had cabled 20 Saxony for
permission TO marry her. The prince de-
MED this and said that he had only a
friendly acquaintance with Miss Kerens
Mr. Kerens was member OF the Repub-
lcan national committee from Missouri
and more than once candidate for United
States Senator Mr. and Mrs Kerens were
we'll known here during the Harrison ad-
ministration.