The Washington herald., 1911-01-29

spending the weekend at Annapolis,
| chaperoned by Mrs. Grayson. They will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. Oliver E. Pagan and Mrs. Albert
f. Pagan. of 1865 Biltmore street, will
not be at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Isham Hornsby has returned from
Atlantic City, much improved in health.
Miss Penfeld, daughter Of the former
Solicitor of the State Department, will go
West early in February to make visits
in Pittsburg. Chicago. and her former
home in Auburn, Ind
Miss Watts of Bristol. England, is the
house guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
Henderson. L. S. N, at their home in
Twenty-third street
Miss Bostwick. of Philadelphia. is Wis
| iting Miss Rose Bradford. daughter of
Rear Admiral R B. Bradford. u. S. NJ,
at her home in p street.
Miss Marjorie Hobbs. daughter of Pay
Director Ichabod G. Hobbs. u. S. n, re-
| tired. left on Thursday for her home in
Newport. r. l. Miss Hobbs has been vis-
Rear Admiral Converse, L. S. n, while
+ in Washington and attended the wedding
of Miss Olga Converse and Mr.. Angus
| tine Derby. on January "A.
Maj. Gen Frederick D. Grant. U. S. A..
sailed on Thursday from San Juan. Porto
Rico, on the steamship Coamo for New
York
Mrs. Longworth will arrive in this city
this week to be the guest OF her son-in-
law and daughter. the Military Attache Of
the French Embassy and Countess de
Chambrun
Mrs. Edward Parker, of San Francisco.
and Surgeon Parker. U. S. n, who
was recently ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy. have arrived at An
napolis and are guests at Carvell Hall.
Lieut. Frank E Sidman, Twelfth Cav
airy. and Mrs. Sidman, with their chill
dren, VINO have been the guests Of the
formers brother in this city. have gone
to New Orleans, where they probably
will visit other relatives until Lieut..
Sidrnan's leave of absence expires in
March.
Miss Louise Mattingly is in Annapolis.
where she went TO attend the hop at the
Naval Academy last evening.
Mrs ]. G. Huffman, Of New Lexins-
ton. Ohio. is the house guest of Mrs.
Charles c. Guy for a few days.
Miss Edith Tener, of Sewickley, Pa.
who has been the house guest of Miss
Ruth NoyeS. left yesterday for a visit
at Harrisburg.
Miss Lupee Canalizo. Of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Hellenbrand, of New York.
daughters of the attache on special mis-
sion from Mexico. accompanied their
father to Washington and are guests of
the Bolivian Minister and Nine. Calde-
ron.
Pavmaster Christian J. Peoples is on 4
months leave at his home in California
previous to joining his ship, the new
Utah, on which he will be stationed as
paymaster.
Mrs William Cass Weaver. of Front
Royal. Va, rs the guest of her son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Byrne
Weaver. OF 30co Q street northwest
Mr.. Mitchell King. of Birmingham.
Ala, spent the past week with his family
y matinee silk shower was given at
the residence of Miss Hoffman in honor
Of Miss Edmonston.
Miss kibler, of I'LL Thfrty-fifth street,
who is an accomplished pianist, has ac-
comnanied Prof. HALEY on the violin on
a number of occasions recently.
Mrs. William c. Gwynn paid a visit to
Baltimore the past week.
Mrs. Bates Warren will be at home on
Fridays in February. Later she will go
to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras
Mrs Belle Dorset has been confined to
the house with an attack of grip
Mrs. JON Bell has been kept from
going South on account of her own ILL
ness. She has improved in the last few
days.