The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

the widow of Gen. Berdan Mrs. Berdan
is the mother OF Mrs. Marion Crawford,
and with Mrs. Hobson viii visit Mrs
Naples.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson viii sail from
Liverpool on November 10. and are ex-
peeted to arrive in this country about
November 81
| Mr.. Koudachef and Mr.. de Thai, both
| OF the Russian Embassy STAFF. went TO
New York yesterday TO make a weekend
visit as guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish at GaTrisons-on-the-H Hudson,
who are entertaining house party.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and their
children have returned to their home IN
| Massachusetts avenue. after spending the
summer at their place at Elkins, w. Va.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles E. Brilliant.
u. S. N, are occupying apartments in the
Cairo for the season.
Assistant Paymaster Dallas Baehe
Wainwright. jr.. u. S. N. and Mrs. Vain
wright have returned to Newport r. J.,
for their wedding tour.
Mrs e. Hope Slater and Miss Gwynne,
who have been at Newport all summer,
closed Mrs. Slater's estate there. Hope
dene." yesterday and will 90 TO New
York for a brief soJourn before coming 10
Washington for the season.
Capt Johnson Hagood. U. S. A., OF tae
General Stan. and Mrs. Hagood and
Lieut.. L. Hagood.(U. s. A.. retired. at
| tended the wedding Of their sister, Miss
Alice Hagood. to Mr.. Richard Dozier Lee.
which took place at Columbia, S. C,
October 10.
Mrs Alfred Wood. who for several sea
sons has remained In the suburbs all
winter, this year is established at the
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. John S Biddle are estab-
lished in their new home in street,
near Sheridan Circle.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Craig returned 10
| their 1 street home early in the week,
where they have been Joined by their
two younger sons. Messrs. Donald and
| Alexander Craig, who have been granted
leave OF absence from Princeton by rea-
son Of an epidemic OF infantile paralysis
that now prevails In the neighborhood
Of that university.
Mrs. Dunbar has given up her residence
in Massachusetts avenue, which she has
occupied for several seasons, and with
her son and daughter will probably re-
turn to Europe 10 pass an indefinite Pc
Rod. Mr.. Arthur Dunbar Is making
short stay in Washington on business.
but viii rejoin his mother and sister IN
New York. where they all recently ar
rived from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fontleroy Har-
rison. the latter formerly Miss Mary Ar
thur Fendau Of this city, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of twins. at
their home in Leesburg, Va.
MI Frederick Lee OF Leesburg. Va.
who occupied a house in Q street last
season. has leased for the coming winter
1852 Massachusetts, avenue.
The many Washington friends of the
late Gen. Charles Ewing, L. 6. 4, and
Mrs. Ewing have received announce
ment Of the marriage in New York on
Thursday OF Mr.. Blaine Ewing. their
youngest son, 20 Miss Clara Fleitmann
the ceremony taking place at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ewald Fleitmann. AZ West Seventy
seventh street After an extensive honey
moon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Ewing
will live az West Fifty-third street
New York
The bridegroom passed his childhood In
Washington, where he and his brothers
and sisters. most OF whom now reside in
New York. were important members Of
smart juvenile society during the Harri-
son and second Cleveland administra-
tons.
Mrs. Tinsley l. Allen has returned to
Washington and reopened her home in
Church street. after spending the sum-
mer and early fall at her country place
in Virginia.
Mr., and Mrs. John F. Lathrop are at
home again in their bungalow at Chevy
Chase, in Mckinley street. They spent
the summer in South Yarmouth. Mass.
and in the Adirondaeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis
are spending the autumn at "Oatlands
House" near Leesburg. the country place
of Mr. and Mrs. William CoTcoran Eustis,
during the absence in Europe of the
owners.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Won Mayhoff. who
have spent the summer at Monticello"
the historic country place of Mrs. Won
lMayhon's brother, former Representative
Jefferson NJ. Levy. have returned 10 their
New York home.
Mrs. Symons. wife of Col. Thomas w
symons, has returned to Washington
from New York. where she attended the
aviation meet. and also visited in Phils-
delphia.
Mrs. Pierce Crosby. widow of Ad-
mIraI Crosby u s N, and Miss
Jean Crosby returned to Washington and
opened their home in Connecticut avenue
for the season.
Capt. Henry D. Thomson. Medical
Corps. L. S. a. has returned TO Wash
lington after spending the summer at
joint instruction camps. He was joined
in Arizona by Mrs. Thomson, who was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. lie Roy
Anderson. Of Prescott, Ariz. Capt. and
Mrs. Thomson are now located at Ills
Eighteenth street northwest
Mr.. end Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, who
spent the summer at their country place
in Pennsylvania, will return 10 Washing
ton in about a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stebbens Lathrop
have gone TO san Francisco where they
will nrohsbIv snend tha newt wear or two