The Washington herald., 1907-11-03

each year, combined with the response
bility of his work, and in the spring was
obliged TO give up his practice tempo
rarily, by the advice of his physicians.
and 60 away for a complete rest. He
has recently returned to Washington with
renewed health. and ability 10 again at
tend to his practice.
Miss Cay has returned to Washington
and is at the Ethelhurst Tor the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips. who have
spent the summer abroad, have returned
to Washington and are occupying their
house IN II street.
Mrs. Albert Key viii go to Boston No
vember L, for a visit
Mrs. Richard Butler gave a luncheon
yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Charles F.
Henderson, of Omaha. Her other guests
included Mrs Franklin Bell. Mrs. J. p
Story. Mrs. Symons. Mrs. c. Peyton Rus
sell, Mrs Mason. Mrs Hugh Wallace, and
Mrs. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reisbaum, Of New
York, who were married in that city last
week. spent their honeymoon in Wash
ingt0n, guests at The Raleigh Hotel.
Mr.. Lawrence G. Anathan, Of New
York, was in the city for short stay.
Mrs. Morris Ganss and son Harold, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, who have spent the past
month visiting Washington. Newport
News, and the jamestown Exposition
left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Timmons. daughter of Vice Presl-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks. arrived in
Washington yesterday from Indianapolis,
where she has beea staying with her
mother and father.
Mrs. Bell, wife OF Gen. J. Franklin
Bell. was hostess yesterday afternoon at
delightful bridge party in her apart
ment at the Highlands. She also enter
tanned the day before In like manner.
Mrs Bell has been entertaining her
cousin, Miss Field. Of Chicago and Miss
Montgomery. Of Rock Island. III. Miss
Field will leave for home tomorrow. and
Miss Montgomery has already left, hav-
ing gone 70 New York, from where she
sailed yesterday, with friends, 70 spend d
year in Europe
Mai Gen. J. Franklin Bell has left
White Plains, y. Y. en- route for Wash
ington, and will shortly resume his duties
here.
Mai Gen. John P. Story, L. s. A. re
tired. who has been in Washington on
Official duty connected with the expert
examinations Of wire-wound guns, has
completed that work and has returned
10 his home in Los Angeles. Cal.
Medical Inspector F. 3. Stephenson, [.
5. ~, and Mrs. Stephenson are spending
the winter in Washington. occupying
apartments az the Highlands.
Mrs. Salvador Richards has returned
from a visit TO Baltimore. lid.
The first meeting Of the Tuesday After
noon Sewing Circle was held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Joseph Abel. of Clifton
street Those present were Mrs. Adolph
Weyl Mrs Henry Breslau, Mrs. Marx z.
Kahn, Mrs. Adolph Monroe, and Mrs.
Norman Pack.
The Misses Sanger. Of L street, are en-
tertaining Miss Nathan. of Paterson. y. J.
The symphony concert by the Marine
Band at the National Theater. under the
auspices OF the ladies' auxiliary Of the
Eighth street Temple was a splendid sue
cess, both artisticaIlv and financially, and
a handsome sum was realized by the
ladies Tor the building fund Of the TEN
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl-smith have
opened their home. 1888 Seventeenth
street after an absence from Washing
ton of five months Mr.. CaTl-Smith has
spent his vacation In Holland.
Mr.. John Paul Jones, who has been
critically III al his residence. in Wood
side. was able 70 be moved into town
yesterday. Mr. and Mrs Jones have
taken ii furnished house, 1i67 Church
street for the winter
Nine Won Unschuld-Lazard will be at
home 70 her friends the first and third
Sundays Of each month throughout the
season.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Chester. NJ
Knepper have taken apartments at the
Hotel Grafton.
Miss Zoe Beau has returned from ex-
tended visits to friends and relatives in
North Carolina and Virginia.
Mrs. Alexander r. Shepard has closed
Bleak House" her place in the suburbs.
and is stopping at the Grafton until she
selects a house for the winter
Medical Inspector F. b. Stephenson. L.
5. n, and Mrs. Stephenson are now at
the Highlands. where they expect to re-
main during the winter.
Miss Adele and Eta Simon. after
visit TO Mrs. A. Nusbaum. returned to
their home in Monticello, Fla, during the
past week.
Mr.. Harry Sanger, OF New York. for
mer Westinghouse. is the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sanger. Of L I
street.
Miss Goldie Stein, OF Baltimore. Nd.
spent a few days with Mrs Max Fischer.
Of T street
Senior Don Alberto Yoacham. charge
d'affaires Of Chile. who has just returned
from visit to New York, viii return to
that city to-day to greet the new minister /
from Chile and Nine. Anibal Cruz. who /
are expected on Tuesday.
Senior and Mrs. Cruz have a large num- /
Der Of friends in this city, Senior Cruz
having been sent here in connection with I!
the Chilean claims commission several /
years ago. Senior Cruz also spent some
time here as secretary TO the Chilean Lee I
cation, while the present President Of /
Chile was Minister to the United States
Miss Lydia Loring, who spent the sum- I
meT on the Pacific Coast with Mrs Wal /
ter FarweH, has sailed with the latter 4