Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24


was detained in Washington
on account of the sessions of
the Senate and could not join
Mrs. Dawes in their Evans
.on home Tor the entertainment OF the
Gown Prince GustavuS Adolphus and
&. ,Wn Princess Louise of Sweden.
! royal visitors arrived in Chicago
3,terday from Detroit. where they
have been the guests for several days
former United States Ambassador
Japan and Mrs. Charles Beecher
lrren in their home in Crosse
Uinte Farms.
Today the Crown Prince and Prin-
e.,ss we're entertained at luncheon by
rs Rockefeller Mccormick, who
;sed a company of 60 to meet them.
LAST evening Il dinner for about l,40O
N.ls given at the Palmer House and
is afternoon large reception has
,en arranged by the American
.aughters OF Sweden III their CLUB
house.
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Kellogg,
will leave this afternoon for his home
e., st. Paul, where with Mrs. Kellogg
lie will entertain the Crown Prince
nd Princess on their arrival IN the
win City Sunday or Monday.
Secretary W ork of the Interior De
nartment, who will leave Saturday
morning. will greet the Crown Prince
ana Crown Princess of Sweden when
taev arrive at the Yellowstone Ma
t:onal Park in Wyoming July 10
begin ii tour of the national parks
Plans for the entertainment of the
royal guests al the park include Il dlh'
Ter in their honor which Will he given
lv Secretary Work in the dining room
OF the hctel at Mammoth Hot Springs
on the evening of July >. During
their stay at Yellowstone they VIII
make Il tour eff the park seeing the
principal sights.
a number Of other distinguished
citizens have been invited TO be
present at Yellowstone Park When
The Prince and Princess arrive there
and also to attend Secretary WORK
dinner.
Yellowstone is the first of the ma
tional parks to he visited by the
Crown Prince and Crown Princess.
Later they will see Zion in Titan,
Grand CANYON in Arizona, Mesa Verde
In Colorado and Yosemite Natlonal
Park in, California
During their visit in Detroit the dlS,
tinguished visitors We're entertained
at dinner Monday evening by their
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, VINO IN,
&ited a company Of so for dinner at
o'clock and a program Oh InuSI1 "s'"
.riyan hv Nine. Anna Case ana the
Xetroit symphony String Quartet:
Tuesday evening the dinner party OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren was followed
nv a large reception with dancing, an
imnrovised floor being built in the
garden with many Japanese lanterns
brought by the hosts from the orient
lighting the sylvan ballroom. Among
the 100 additional guests asked lor the
dancing were MIR. and Mrs. henry
Ford. the orchestra for dancing DclnS
composed of instruments used Tor the
fashioned dances made popular
through the efforts of Mr.. Ford. Inc
court lancers were danced during the
evening, the guests being invited TO
join. 1,,,
Preceding \. and Mrs. Warren
musical Monday evening. Mrs. Henry
r low gave a dinner party Tor her
house guests, members of the royai
partv and for those members OF the
marty who were guests OF former
Senator and Mrs. Truman ii. New
berry.
The Ambassador of Japan and
Mime Natsudaira will go to Philadel-
mia tomorrow morning TO attend the
opening of the Japanese section OF the
Sesauicentennial Exposition.
DIR. Herman Velarde. Ambassador
of Peru, and DR.. Solomon, former
minister of foreign affairs of Peru,
were entertained at dinner last night
bv Mr.. Wade II. Ellis at his home,
on Massachusetts avenue.