The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-20
Copyrights by EdmOnstOn.

! Tomorrow night Miss Parker win enter
tain at theater party at the Belasco
/ Theater III their honor.
Commander Edward F. Qualtrough,
! L. S n. and Mrs Qualtrough. who spent
| the summer at Narragansett, Newport,
and in the Catskills, have arrived in
/ Washington and opened their house. COOS
/ Hillyer place
/ The newly appointed State Engineer Of
| New York and Mrs. Bensel and Mrs.
/ schweim, OF San Francisco, who were the
/ guests Of Commander and Mrs. Quail
trough for a few days, have returned to
| their home.
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. West and family
are settled in their new home, 22S0 Ca
thedral avenue. Mrs. oryille Drown.
younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. West.
left yesterday for Elizabeth, y. J N
attend the wedding Of Miss Mary Irwin
Adair and Mr.. Justin Ransom Swift.
which VIII take place on Wednesday.
Miss Adair was one OF Mrs browns
wedding party last fall. SIR. swift is
son Of Rear Admiral Swift The maid
OF honor and best man will be a sister
ana a brother OF the bride and bride
groom.
DIR. Clodoveo Miranda Naon. at one
time Argentine minister OF justice. has
been appointed Argentine Minister to the
United States TO succeed Senior Don Epi-
fanio Portela
The many friends OF Mrs. Simon Wolf
viii be pleased TO learn that after a pro-
tracted and severe illness at the GARFIELD
Hospital she has returned TO her home
20l5 Columbia Road.
Mrs. James Thomas Bootes has taken
an apartment in the Wyoming for the
winter or during the absence of her
husband, Capt. Bootes, on the L
Michigan Her mother, Mrs. Joshua
Irackford Burk, is with her.
The British Ambassador. Mr.. Bryce
was received yesterday by the President
OF Brazil
Mrs. Edward Graves has returned to
her home, Plaza place. Atlantic City,
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Howard Clark have
gone to New York to attend a dinner Of
the New York Society. Sons of the
American Revolution. at the Waldorf
Astoria Mrs. Clark win remain for
Thanksgiving,
Mrs. Burwell. widow of Rear Admiral
William BurWen u. S. ~. is the guest
OF her son-in-law and daughter. Lieut.
I
at Annapolis, for the winter.
Brig. Gen. Charles Morton. L. s. A,
after trip 10 Alaska with Mrs. Morton
and some three months In Seattle. will
come TO Washington 10 spend the win
ter. They viii come by wa of Panama.
Gen. and Mrs. FULLY McCrea. U. S. A.
are at the Hotel Gordon for the winter.
Capt. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Gibson re-
turned TO the United States on the
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. October %
last after an extended sojourn abroad.
Lieut.. Henderson, L. S. N, and Mrs.
Henderson have returned TO Washington
and are located at l4lI Twentieth street
until the completion of repairs to their
own home, which is being entirely re-
modelled.
Pay Director Charles w. Littlefeld.
L. S. NJ, and Mrs Littlefeld. who were
married IN New York on October 5. were
among the arrivals at the Virginia Hot
Springs last week
Rear Admiral Thomas H Stevens. II
s. N, retired, and Mrs. Stevens, who
have been spending the fall at the Cairo
expect TO sal on December 1 for Cuba
where they will remain for several
months.
Capt George E. Sage, L. S. A.. re-
tired, who has been living at Newport
r. l., will spend the winter at the
Burlington.
Capt. A. ". Grant. eommandant of the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, visited in Wash
ington during the week.
Miss Alice Wright. debutante daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright
viii accompany Mrs. Ben B. Bradford to
Philadelphia next Friday, where they win
spend few days. They will then go IN
Fine Carriages for Weddings
AND other social II actions are furnished
by DOWneV'G Efah HES Te9l- 1909 81 49,