The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
PERSONALS.


arrived in Washington from the Philip
He Is the guest Of his parents, Mai Gen.
and Mrs. Arthur Murray.
Mrs. E r. Kellogg, wife Of Brig. Gen.
Kellogg, L. s. A.. retired. Of Toledo, Ohio.
Is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. W.
r. NJ. Kellogg, at the Mendoza
Paymaster and Mrs. John D. Robnett
spent the weekend At Annapolis. where
they were the guests Of Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. J. J. Raby.
Mrs. Day. wife Of Col 8. A. Day. q.
8. A.. retired. has as her house guest
her cousin. Miss Margaret Reid Peals,
Of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. c. Mex. saltzman is the guest Of
Mrs. Bottoms. at Fort Monroe.
Mrs Holt Page. Of Norfolk. and her
daughter. Mrs. Louis Maxfield. are visit
ing friends in Washington.
Mr.. orviIle H. Stewart returned q few
days ago from his old homo In Green's
burg. Ind. where he was called by the
illness Of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stewart, one Of the prominent old resi-
dents Of Greensburg. wnere she died q
week ago.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Rsypen
will sail for London on May to attend
the coronation and spend the summer
touring on the Continent.
Miss Emily Beatty. daughter Of Capt.
and Mrs. Beatty. has returned to the
went to attend the wedding Of Miss Mary
Cook Branch and Mr.. Thomas L. Snead.
at which she was bridesmaid. She was
the house guest Of Mr.. John p. Branch
and his niece, Mrs Robert Cabell.
Mrs. lie Hardy is the guest Of her
grandparents. Col. and Mrs c. A. Louns-
barry. in this city. She and her husband.
DR.. J. E. lie Hardy. Medical Reserve
Corps, U. s. A. have recently returned
on the transport Sheridan from q two
years station In the Philippine Islands.
Mrs. L. J. Smith has returned after a
prolonged visit with her daughter, Mrs
Davis. and family. They made visits at
Fort Leavenworth. Kans.: Pacific Grove,
Monterey. and San Francisco. where
Capt Davis Is now on duty at the Pre-
sidio. Mrs. Smith Is at present located
at the New Fredonia.
Miss Somerville entertained at q dance
In honor Of Mr.. Rogers, president Of the
Arkansas Club. who will leave soon for
his home. There were twenty-thres
couples present.
A double birthday party was given last
night in the home Of Capt ]. Walter
Mitchell $40 Eleventh. street southeast, IN
honor Of his seventeen-year-oldd daughter,
Miss May Gertrude Mitchell, and his
wife. Mrs. Elizabeth G. Mitchell The
parlors were profusely decorated with
spring flowers. greetings. and heliotropes.
Mr.. Charles Mason Remey has gone
to Chicago for few days visit.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Justice Ander-
son. will return to Washington this week
from Waterbury. Conn.,, where she has
Leen spending some time with her SON
ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Pliney Lilley. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Lilley have recently returned from
an extended trip to Cuba and the Isle Of
Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs william F. Dennis win
this week and sail May for Europe to
spend the summer months abroad.
Mrs. Moore. wife Of Capt Richard c.
Moore. U. g. A.. arrived In Washington
yesterday to be the guest for several
weeks Of her mother. Mrs. Samuel Todd
Davis, at the Highlands. Capt. Moore
has only recently been promoted from the
rank Of lieutenant
Mrs. Chatard Will return to washinston
this week from Baltimore. whsrs she has
been spending few days.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry WIN como to
Washington this week to Be the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. Richard Townsend.
for short visit.
Brig. Gen. A. c. 0irard. U. g. A., who
returned to the United states from
Europe Q few days ago on the Princess
Irene. II the guest Of Col. Kosrper.' U.
8. A.
MAJ. C. Nick. Salt3man. Signal Corps.
q. 3 A.. on duty In this city. WIN 50
to Fort Leavenworth, Kama. Nay & when
he viii deliver two lectures becoro TIE
Army Signal School
DR.. Hanisl Won Haimhauson, counooloe
Of ths German Esnbassy. win saa Nay
10 for Germany. and when hs rssusns
win b accompanied BY Nina voa HAlm-
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