The Washington herald., 1914-07-14
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Gen. Tanaka. Of the general stan OF
the japanese army. concluded a four
days visit TO WAshingfon yesterday.
when he left for New York accompanied
by his travelling companion, DR.. Ninagwa.
They viii 90 west via. Niagara Falls and
make q two days stop In Chicago en- route
to the Pacific Coast Gen. Tanaka was
host at a Handsomely appointed dinner
at his hotel on Sunday evening when
the Japanese Ambassador and the entire
Embassy sian were his guests.
The Ambassador 10 Russia and Mrs.
George Marye were dinner guests last
evening OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus. Of
San Francisco. who are temporarily at
the shoreham The company planned as
an al fresco supper In Rock Greek Park
and changed 70 meet the weather con-
ditions. included old California friends of
the hosts and the guests OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marye expect TO leave
for California on Thursday, but VIII re-
turn to their Washington house for a
short stay before sailing for st. Peters,
burg.
The golden wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt was made
the occasion Of a small but very delight
fui reception last evening at their hos
pitable home, no Eighteenth street.
The bride and groom Of fifty years ago
who have passed all their married life
Washington. and most Of 1t in the home
they now occupy. received their friends
in a recess Of summer foliage and roses,
surrounded sby their seven children. This
family party included Mrs William r.
Dismar and Mrs. ID. y. Knapp DR. John
c. Eckhardt and the Messrs. Cornelius
Joseph, Frederick and Nicholas Eek
hardt. jr-, all Of whom are hving in
Washington.
The hosteis !, who was a bride al
eighteen. and is extremely well preserved
and comeIy. wore a gown Of white silk
made in soft graceful lines that were
dignified and modish.
The company limited to the family coni
nection and a few old friends included
among the latter Mr.. George Ellen and
Mrs John Froelich, the bridal attendants
at the ceremony which took place in St
PauI's English Lutheran Church. June
l.. 1854 Mrs. FroelIch at that time
being Miss Sarah Ellen. Mrs Eckhardt
was before her marriage Miss Sarah Jane
Hysett and is a native Washingtonian.
Mr. Eckhardt. who is a native Of Neu
Morschen. Germany. came TO the Capt.
tai as a youth of Nineteen, and until his
retirement from business fifteen years
ago was engaged in contracting and
building
Former Senator and Mrs. II. C. Hans
brough are among the later arrivals
at the Red Lion Inn, at Stockbridge,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elmore have gone
10 Sarragsnsett Pier to be the guests
for two weeks OF DR.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hopkins.
During his recent visit to Newport Mr..
Preston Gibson concluded the lease Of a
cottage for August which month he and
Mrs. Gibson will pass at Newport return
ing to their Beverly cottage for early
September.
Or. Guy Fairfax whiting. who has
been taking the cure at the White Sui
phur SPRINGS, left there yesterday to join
Mrs. Whiting and the Misses Whiting at
their Bar Harbor cottage. The Misses
Whiting are daily patrons OF the swim
ming pool with the tennis courts con-
nected Herewith.
New York. who was Miss Alice Condit
Smith. OF Washington. bas arrived at the
Post Cottage. Tuxedo Park, to remain
through the summer.
DR.. and Mrs II. L E Johnson. who
have been making a short visit to friends
near New York. will sail from that city
today on the United States to pass tht
summer abroad. After tour Of North
ern Europe they will go to the Dalmatiar
coast. returning in October from Italy via
GIbralter Mrs. William A. Hammond
will accompany DR.. and Mrs. Johnson tC
Copenhsgen, where she will be met by
her brother. DR.. Amory Chaplin, Of Paris
Alexander p Moore, publisher Of the
Pittsburgh Leader. and Mrs Moore Gil'
Iian RusselD. have a cottage for the sea
son at Atlantic City. where they tIe-
quentIy entertain house parties.
Mrs. Charles TyldesIey Sands. Miss
TyIdesIey Sands and Miss Nellie Rokss
Sands. all OF Nassau. Bahama. are the
guests Of Mrs. ]. w. Ward, of 3lo1 Mount
Pleasant street
Miss Marion Leutze. who is making a
series of visits prior to joining her
parents at their summer home, is now
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Alexan-
der for a week, at their Tuxedo home.
Col. and Mrs Richard VI. Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mclean are
Washington hosts entertaining exten-
sively in their summer homes. Col and
Mrs. Thompson at Southampton, and NJ.
and Mrs. Mclean at Black Point Farm,
Newport Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean have