The Washington herald., 1910-12-25

weeks, has gone TO Baltimore Tor the
| Christmas holidays.
Rear Admiral and Mrs HawIey were
the weekend guests OF their daughter,
Mrs Beatrice Hargis. at her home in
, Prince George street. Annapolis. Md.
Lieut. Philip II. Torrey, u. S. NJ. c.
and Mrs. Torrey and their young daugh-
ter have arrived in Washington 10 be
the guests for Christmas Of Mrs. Torrey's
mother. Mrs Stephen Trescot at her
home in street
/ Lieut.. Charles d. Galloway. u. S. N,
and Mrs Galloway have gone to Eliza
| beth, n. j., to spend the holidays with
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Douglas Galloway.
| Capt. Robert Alexander. L. s. A.. and
| Mrs. Alexander have taken an apartment
at the Portner for the present Capt.
Alexander. who is on leave Of absence,
will join his regiment in the Philippines
about February l. Mrs Alexander WHO
has her mother. Mrs. Thomas. wife Of
| Gen. 4. d Thomas, u. S. A, for her
house guest during Christmas, Will re-
main in Washington.
Mr.. Brewster Re.lmey. of New York
City. is spending Christmas with his
parents, Commander Reamey, L. S. n,
and Mrs Reamey. Of 175s n street
Mr.. Albert Miller, Of Providence. R L.
left Washington yesterday after weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene D. Ca
rusi.
Cen. w p. Hail. Mrs. Hall, and their
young daughter. Miss Terese Hail. have
gone 10 West Point. where they will
spend Christmas with Cadet Blackburn
Hall
Capt W \. Hughes, L. S. A.. retired,
visited friends in this city last week. He
is on duty with the militia Of the State
! Of Kentucky.
Capt H. s. Kerrick. T. s. A. who is
on duty at Fort Wadsworth y Y. spent
the weekend In this city.
Ensign H. f. Glover. L. 5. y. visited
in Washington on Wednesday and Thurs
| day. on leave Of absence He is attached
| TO the L. $. s. Montgomery, and during
his visit was guest at the Army and
Navy Club.
Commander C, A Duncan, Z. s. y,
| who has been on duty with the reserve
I torpedo division al Charleston, s. c.. ar
rived in this city on Wednesday, to take
/ up his new duties In the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks in the Navy Depart
ment
Lieut. ". o. Spears, T.. S. n. engineer
officer Of the L. s. s. iowa. is on leave
of absence. and was a guest on Tuesday
at the Army and Navy Club.
Miss Carol Newberry. daughter Of the
former Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Truman
II. Newberry. Of Detroit left Washington
yesterday 20 join her parents in Detroit
for Christmas. She has been the much
entertained guest OF the Murray girls
daughters OF Gen. Arthur Murray. She
WAS the Cabinet bud OF three seasons ago
Mr.. and Ms Newberry viii return 10
their Washington home after the first of
the year, TO spend the remainder OF the
season. Miss Newberry has been the guest
Of honor at many dinners and luncheons
during her visit She was also present at
the greater number OF dances given dur
ing the past two weeks, especially at the
navy yard. barracks. and Fort Myer.
Mrs Louisa Gaines BlasdeI and her
youngest son. Gerard, are at the Ebbitt
for the winter They spent last spring al
the Rochambeau and the autumn IN New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mcmillan. OF De
troit son-in-law and daughter Of Mrs
Nicholas Anderson. arrived yesterday 10
spend the holidays with Ms. Anderson
at her Sixteenth street home.
The new counselor OF the state Depart
ment and Mrs. Anderson return 10 Wash
ington not as strangers. Mrs. Anderson
was formerly Miss Harriet Ward. sister Of
Nine Riano. wife OF the Spanish Minis
ter As girls they lived with their grand
mother, Mrs John Ward, in a Connect
cut avenue mansion. Mrs. Anderson was
married some years before her younger
sister married the first secretary OF the
Spanish Legation. who is now the repre-
sentative of his government here. The
Anderson Ward wedding was a brilliant
affair at St Johns Church a few years
ago. Mrs Anderson VIII receive a warm
welcome from her scores Of old friends
and with her sister also living in Wash
ington. it is a very happy reunion they
are having, reminiscent Of their girlhood.
Their former home. however. is now &C
cupied by G young lady's seminary.
Mrs DR.. II. NJ. SchOoley, 1893 Columbia
road, viii be at home Tuesdays in Jan
uary
Mr. J. B. Morgan viii have his daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Edna Morgan, TO spend
the Christmas holidays at his country
home, Capitol Heights, Nd
Miss Janet Richards announces that,
owing to the official celebration of
Christmas Day on Monday the usual
Current events talk" at Rauscher's,
will be deferred until Tuesday morning
at II O'Clock. These talks, which have
come TO be regarded as one Of the use
full institutions of Washington. are par
ticulariy helpful for busy people as they
present in condensed form a weekly
summary of the leading questions of the
hour, including the most important
phases Of current questions. American
and international political and economic,
as discussed by the daily press.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.