The Washington herald., 1910-10-16

washington Tor Inc season Her ddlgn-
ter. Miss Ruth Wynne. who is abroad
with her brother-in-law and sister, Lieut..
Roland French. of the British army, and
Mrs. French, probably will join her
mother here later in the winter.
Mr.. Jerome NJ Bonaparte and several
others left Virginia Hot Springs yester-
day on a driving trip TO Natural nfiuse.
Va, making a change OF horses at the
first stop (Goshen) twenty-eight miles.
and the second at Lexington, twenty-five
miles farther on. They reached the
bridge In time TO see il by moonlight
Mrs. Boyd, wife Of Dr.aJ. D. Boyd. L.
S. N, is expected 10 return 10 Washing
ton tomorrow from Cincinnati. where she
spent the past several days Dr. and
Mrs. Boyd and Miss Boyd spent the sum-
mer in Europe and have only returned
recently.
Rear Admiral Willard II. Bronson. U.
S. N, and Mrs. Bronson, who spent the
summer in Europe. win sail for home
about october 20
Mrs George w Brown. who Is spend
ing the Weekend in New York. viii re-
turn to this city tSmOrrOw'
| Paymaster Frederick G. Pyne [. s.
N. and Mrs. Pyne have taken the house
at 1912 Twenty-hrst street for the coming
| season.
Capt Nelson Gapen. Medical Corps. u.
! S. A., left Washington Thursday for his
new post Of duty, at Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. Gape2 and her daughter are visit
ing in this city, and will join him later.
Mrs Price. wife OF Lieut. Commander
Henry Bertrand Price. u. S. y. at
tached 10 the L. s. S. Delaware IS visit
| ing in Norfolk.
| Miss Nellie Acker has returned 20
Washington after spending the summer
with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Acker. In Oakland. Cal She
probably Will be among the debutantes
OF this season. but she IS yet extremely
young. and her parents have not quite
given their consent to her being launched
in society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick +. Chaplin have
returned from several months absence
| in Japan and the Orient They returned
by way Of Europe, and spent some time
in Paris and London.
Miss Doris Haywood, daughter Of Mrs
William Haywood, VIII he the Thanks
giving bud this year and will be pre-
! scented 10 society at a tea 10 be given
by her mother in their home. In I street
which Is the old home OF Mrs. Haywood's
parents. the late Judge and Mrs. Jere-
miah Wilson. Miss Haywood spent the
summer abroad and made a lengthy stay
in Paris with her mother and brother.
Mrs Loud. wife Of Representative
Loud. Of Au Sable, Mich has returned
TO their apartment at the Ontario. She
was accompanied by their children and
her mother. Mrs. Glenn.
Mrs Ezra Rooms and her daughter,
Miss Edith Rooms. have returned TO their
apartment az the Highlands after a long
absence. They spent July in their old
home at Hillsdale. Mich. and the later
summer at Bar Harbor and Quebec. On
their way back 70 Washington they
stopped for shopping in New York
Chaplain j. J. Kane. L. s. N. retired
has just returned from Europe on
tho Cunard liner Carmania. completing
his fftieth trip across the Atlantic he
intends making HIS home In Washington
for the remainder OF his days.
Miss Edna Snyder, daughter OF Rev
and Mrs William Tayloe Snyder, whC
will make her debut in Washington so
ciety this winter. went TO Annapolis yes
terday TO attend the hop last night. She
viii retire to Washington to-day Mis-:
Phyllis Snyder viii leave tomorrow tC
visit her grandmother. Mrs. Hammond
al her summer home in the Adirondacks
Later Miss Snyder viii visit in Lawrence
port and BronxvilIe y. Y. She Will not
return until Christmas.
Col. Frederick Y. Abbot. United States
Engineer Corps; Mrs. Abbot and daugh.
tiers are now settled in their new home
IS Sparks street, Cambridge, Mass, THEN
son. Jenny D. Abbot. having returned e
college at Hanover, y. H. Col and Mrs
Abbot will celebrate their silver weddins
to-day az an evening reception 10 the.l
many relatives and friends IN Cambridge
Mrs. William A Morsell had as he
guests during the week Miss Sarah A
Wheeler. OF North Charles street. Baltl
more. and the Misses Farrar and Brock
OF Boston. Mass.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop went L
New York yesterday. the former to make
an inspection OF the Brooklyn Navy YarC
and the latter 10 spend a week with hel
mother. Mrs. John Wood in New York
t Mr. Winthrop returned TO the Navy De-
, partment last wednesday, after an in
spection cruise aboard the dispatch boa
Dolphin, which included the Naval Acad
envy at Annapolis. the navy yard at Nor
folk. and the Indian Head proving ground
: He was accompanied by Mrs. Winthrop
and Miss Marion Oliver.
The Bolivian Minister and Nine Calde
ron have returned TO the legation for N,
season This is the first time the bride
Of the Minister has come 10 the legation
! as she has spent her time in and arounC
New York ever since the wedding which
took place in New Jersey in midsummer
Nine. Zalles, older daughter of the Min
. lister, will spend the winter with he
/ father and sister. The new Nine. Calde
ron is an Englishwoman, who has liveC
/ many years IN this country.
HI The fnrrnAr sAcOnd SECRETARY OF tn