The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-30

who passed the summer in Europe, have
returned to their apartment at the Con-
necticut.
Mrs. Walter Scott Andrews. who has
been at the Grafton for week. viii
return to her country place, at Newport.
to-day
Mrs. John Miller Horton. Of Buffalo,
n, Y, who Is well known IN Washing
ton. has returned from a summer abroad.
Mrs. Horton was a delegate 10 the Inter
national Peace and Arbitration Congress
in Stockholm While in Brussels she
was entertained by Consul General and
Mrs. Ethelbert Watts, and received many
social attentions throughout American
colonies in Europe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Henry. whose es-
tate near Asheville, ~ c.. is one of the
finest Of that region Of fine homes, have
been passing several days at the New
Willard. looking for a house for the
winter. which they propose spending in
Washington.
Mrs. Thomas Y Ballard, formerly of
this city. bur now of Richmond, IS pass
ing a week al u40 Connecticut avenue
en- route from New York. where she has
been making a visit of several weeks
Congratulations are due Mr.. and MRS.
Sinclair Cameron on Thursday on the
first anniversary OF their marriage.
Mrs. Ruggles. widow OF Gen. Ruggles.
T. S A. and Miss Amy Ruggles have
returned TO their apartment in the Du-
pont for the winter. Miss Ruggles has /
been the guest Of Mrs Richard Harlow
at her Montana ranch during the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. NacNurray. widow OF capt Junius
MaeMurray. L. S, A. and Miss Ethel
MacMurray have returned 10 their home
in Massachusetts, avenue from Fort
Howard. Md. where they have been the
guests Of Capt. James Parsons Robinson. |
T. 5. A. and Mrs Robinson Mrs. Rob
inson was formerly Miss Edna MacMur-
ray Mrs MacMurray and Miss Ethel
MaeMurray spent the summer months
travelling in Europe.
Mrs. Conner, wife OF Major William d. /
Conner. L. 5 A. Of the Engineer Bar
racks. Washington, IS the guest Of rela-
Tenn.
Senator and Mrs. Isidor Rayner, OF
Maryland. have returned 10 Washington
for the season. They are among the
earliest arrivals in the Senatorial circle, (
and are occupying their residence. 1920
Eighteenth street. having given up their
apartments in the Highlands. which they
have rDeruiad for several wears
Countess Moltke wife of the Minister |
from Denmark is guest at the Hotel
Puritan, Boston. where she is spending
several weeks. She will join the Minister
at the legation in this city about the
hrst OF December
Mr.. Justice Brown. retired. and Mrs.
Brown have out cards for a dinner on
! Thursday evening November 10. I'M
honor of Mr.. Justice and Mrs Hughes.
Commander William Manning Irwin.
L. S y, and Mrs. Irwin, who returned
10 Washington a few days ago from
their summer home at Osterville. Mass,
went over 10 New York yesterday to at
tend the aviation meet. Next Saturday
Mrs. Irwin Will go 20 see her son at
Princeton. and viii attend the Princeton (
Yale football game Mrs. IrWln's sister,
Mrs. d. P Mccartney, and Miss Annie
Irwin have gone abroad 10 spend the
greater part Of tie winter,
Mrs. Charles c. Burt, wife Of Capt.
Burt, L. S A. who has been spending
several weeks in this city, left yesterday
for New York. accompanied by Mrs.
/ nd D. all
who Will be her guests there.
Rear Admiral William w. Kimball, Z.
s n, and Mrs. Kimball have closed
their summer home. "Old Brick" Paris,
Me- and are now occupying their home
! in Q street for the winter.
Maj. W. c. Neville, L. s. NJ. C, who
has been on duty In this city. has been
/ ordered 10 command the marine barracks
naval station, Hololulu, where he will
succeed Mai. c. c. Long. who will come
10 Washington.
| Mrs. Judson. wife Of Mai. W. Y. Judd
son, Engineer Commissioners, has return
ed to Washington for the winter, Maj.
and Mrs. Judson are at the Brighton
Mrs. Judson spent but little OF last year
/ here, as her son, Clay, was recuperating
| from typhoid fever, and most Of the win
/ ter was spent IN the South. Before her
marriage Mrs. Judson was Miss Alice
CarneaI Clay. Of Lexington. Ky. In her
girlhood she often visited Washington. at
the homes Of Senator Beck and Gen. j. e.
/ Breckenridge. Mr.. Clay Judson is now AT
| Harvard.
/ Nine. Won Loewenthal-Linau. wife OF the
/ counselor Of the Austro-Hungarian EN-
bassy. who is recently established in her
/ home in Twentieth street. is delighting
the neighbors in that district with her
music She has a charming voice and is
Idnigent with her practicing, which. con-
trary TO the usual run of things. is not
disturbing the neighbors. but interesting
them.
Mrs. E. A. Haines has returned from
I her short trip abroad, the principal OBJ
/ ject of which was TO visit Oberammergau.
/ Mrs NJ A Hanna and Miss Phelps are
spending several days at the Plaza. in
New York. preparatory TO sailing Novem-
Der 5 for Europe They have planned a
motor trip through Spain and Italy with
a party OF friends.
DIT. Nelson Gapen, u. S. A., Mrs. Gapen,
and their little daughter. Mary Frances
have been making a series Of visits in
New York. Rochester, Cleveland, and
Washington during September and Octo-
Der. Or. Gapen reported for duty at the
/ General Hospital, Hot Springs Ark, but
/ Mrs Gapen and her daughter will re-
main in the East until after the Christmas
/ holidays.