The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

1 iatteTs schoolgirl daughter have arrived
in Rome. where they viii pass the early
winter, Sgoing later to Egypt. Mrs. Howell
Carroll Will bring out her daughter in
Washington next season.
Miss Marjorie Critten. of New York. will
be the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Swager
Shirley, at the latter's home on o street.
during the coming season.
The former Ambassador to Austria,
Hon Belamy Storer. and Mrs. Storer,
who were recently the guests OF Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. ST., at Rookwood.
the LOngwOrth home in Cincinnati, are
now occupying their own house on East
Hill. The Count and Countess Albert de
Chambrun, who arrived from France sew
eral weeks ago, are now with Mrs. Long
worth, whose guests they will be until
after Christmas The Countess de Cham
brun, who VIII be remembered as one OF
the guests at the marriage of her brother
and Miss Roosevelt. has, since that event.
become the mother Of a boy. who, with
his sister. accompanied his parents TO
America.
Mr. Joseph H. Bradley. whose marriage
10 Miss Anna Parrish took place in Oc-
tober, is i'll with typhoid fever at the
home of Mrs. Parrish, on Eighteenth
street Mr.. Bradley's condition was re-
ported much improved yesterday.
Mrs Charles II. Treat. wife Of the
Treasurer Of the United States. and their
daughters, Miss Mabel Miss Gail, and
Miss Gertrude, have arrived in Washing
ton and Joined Mr.. Treat at the Airing
ton. where they viii make their home
this winter
Miss Frances B. Andrews. Of Cleveland.
has returned to Washington and taken
for "a term OF years 3029 Q street. the late
residence Of Chief Justice Mott. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Whiting Andrews, Of Ash
vile, VIII join the latteT's sister this week
70 spend greater part OF the winter with
her. It viii be remembered that two win
teTs ago Mr.. Andrews and his sister oc-
Cupied the house on Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Dupont Circle, formerly the
home OF Judge James. Mr.. and Mrs An
drews were married in Cincinnati in
February. 1868, and have but lately re-
world. As Miss Florence Won Steinwehr.
Mrs. Andrews was one Of the bellies Of
Cincinnati. she and her sister being cele-
brated for their beauty.
Maj. J. Murray Hoag. l. S. a, retired
and Mrs. Hoag, after many years IN the
West, have decided 70 join the army con
tlngent in Washington, and have taken
vp47-frr7o1fs or vTbt n-fa~F,
AIr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman and
family have moved from their country
home. on the Military road to their SIX
teenth street residence. This will be Miss
kauffmann's first winter 10 Washington
for several years, as she was graduated
from college IN June last
Miss Katherine z. Thomas arrived from
abroad on Thursday. and viii spend the
Christmas holidays at her home in
Georgetown.
Miss Frances Johnston. who has been
spending the summer abroad, returned
home on Thursday last.
DR.. II. w. Kinnear and wife, Of Foo
e4A0Wf NllAltes spent 4 llllihct5 - 4tlA Will
Mrs. c. H. Prescott. 1873 C0rcOran street
Dr.. Kinnear is AT the head Of the PonO-
rang Hospital, which is under the care
Of the American board, and is returning
TO China after years furlough.
Capt. f. ]. Dorm. L. s. n. and Mrs.
Dorm. have returned 10 Washington and
are at their home, 1729 Twenty first street
northwest, for the winter. They have as
their guest Miss Dorothy Bull. Of New
York.
\ daughter, Annie Edmonst0ne. was
born to the wife OF George 5. Edmou-