The Washington herald., 1914-07-15
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present holder OF that tile. TIE prince
and princess propose visiting America
in October.
The Swedish Minister and Nine. Eken-
Eren. who. on arriving at Mount Desert,
established their legation at Seal Harbor.
have transferred themselves TO Bar Har-
Dor, Notwithstanding their aversion to
the new village regulations which permit
the use Of the island highways BY au-
tomobiIes NJ and Nine Ekengren and
Count Bonde. the secretary OF legation.
took up their residence at Bar Harbor
on Monday. to remain through the sea-
SON
Mrs. Clarence Moore and her young
stepdaughter. Miss Frances Moore, have
returned to London from the Continent.
and are at the Hotel Cecil for q stay OF
several weeks.
The Military attache OF the Russian
Embassy and Nine. vassahef returned
to New York yesterday to san today for
Europe.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and Miss Helen
Stewart. who passed the last month At
Briercliffe Lodge. sailed yesterday on
the Lusitania TO pass the remainder Of
the summer on the Continent. They do
not propose reopsning their Massachu-
setts avenue home until late in the au-
tumn.
Capt. James c. BreckinridEe. L. s. "
c.. Mrs. Clifton Breckinridge. and the
Misses Breckinridge, and Dr. and Mrs
II. L E Johnson were passengers on
the United States. sailing direct for
Copenhagen.
Apon1 the pun,aroTIs yraII-kno ,.o
pie leaving town for the summer yester-
day were DR.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
and Mis- Anderson. who sail from New
York today TO pass the remainder Of
the summer in Europe; Gen. and Mrs
David Stewart Gordon. who 60 TO At
lantic City; Dr. and Mrs Nash and Miss
Nash. who will pass the next six weeks
at Chelsea, y. J.; Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Black Rowland. who are taking in At
lantic City and New London, on their
way to Maine.
Nr. and Mrs. ". II. Franklin. who are
making a motor tour in New England.
are at the Gladstone, Narragansett Pier.
The former Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon Charles Bonaparte and Mrs Bona-
! parte, have left their suburban home for
a fornight's visit TO Breton Woods, y.
II, where they are al the Mountain
View.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert have
gone to the Berkshires for a stay Of
several weeks. They were recent ar
rivals at the Hotel AspinwaII, Lenox
| Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolfe leave to-
morrow for the White Mountains, y. H,
\ for their summer vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Sherman Thackara.
daughter of the Consul General at Paris
and Mrs. A. NJ. Thackara, has concluded
her visit TO her Boston relatives and
gone 10 Quebec. With Miss Louise Wells
/ she will travel for several weeks. also
visit several friends in the large Ameri-
can colony with summer homes on Lake
Ontario Miss Thackara who arrived IN
the United States IN May. is booked 10
sail for home from New York, August
10 TO Join her parents in Paris
Mr.. A. Piatt Andrews. an extremely
popular bachelor OF the last adninistra-
ton. when he was one of the officials
of the Treasury Department, has taken
to aviation and is making frequent
| flights with Clifford Webster in the lat
ter's Boston demonstrat tons. Mr. An
drews is also making an effort TO have
| himeslf elected TO Congress, beng
candidate for the seat now held by the
Hon. A. P. Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter stuyvesant Pilot.
( have gone TO their cottage on Meeting
House Lane. Southampton, to pass the
remainder of the summer.