The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Bowyer, superintendent of the Naval
Academy.
Mrs Burnstine and daughters, Lillian
and Grace, who have been travelling in
the South for the last two months, are
now in New Orleans.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will give a chill
dren's masquerade ball, March Is, in eel
ebration Of the Feast of Lots.
Hon. Henry G. Davis and his daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Lee, are among the late
arrivals from Washington at Augusta,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nye have just returned
from their honeymoon at Palm Beach,
and will be glad to see their friends at
1919 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Verbena Adler has just returned
to the city after an enjoyable visit to At
Iantic City and New York.
Mr.. Christian D. Hemmick sailed on
Thursday for Havre. en- route to Paris.
who're his marriage to Mrs. Alice Pike
Barney will take place early in April.
a
az Harvey's Wednesday in honor of the
birthday of Miss Lillian Harris. Among
those present were the Misses Leona
Stern. Lorraine Herman. Annette Gold
smith, Gladys Mayer. Emily Hillman,
Hortensc BryIawski, Rena Fleischman,
and ErncStine Rich.
Nj L. Haas student OF the Maryland
Agricultural College, is home for a few
days.
Mr. Frank Wiborg. with the Misses
WiborG and their cousin. Miss Hoyt,
sailed on the Mauretania to pass the
spring in Paris.
Nj. and Mrs. Lewis Kahn are travelling
through Florida and Alabama.
Mrs \. Block, of Rochester. n. Y,
whose daughter is a pupil at the Fair
mont Seminary, is stopping at the New
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward y. Brandegec,
the latter formerly Mrs. William Sprague,
of Washington and Boston, and a cousin
and co-heiress with Mrs. Larz Anderson
to the millions Of their maternal grand
father. the late Jacob Weld, have gone
abroad for an indefinite period. accom-
panied by Mrs. Brandegees children.
the Misses Sprague.
Mrs. J. I.uchs has left the city for
Philadelphia TO visit her mother.
Misses FIcrine Likes, Rose Moses, and
Edith Racr, Of Baltimore. who were here
to attend Miss BrylawskTs dcbutante
ball, have returned to their homes.
Nj and Mrs. William Phillips. the for
mer now charge d'afaires Of the Ameri-
can Embassy in London. hut late OF the
State Department. in this city, have
taken possession Of the residence in Great
Stanhope street. just of Park lane
which they have leased for the coming
season.
Mr.. Irving Strasburger. of New York.
is here for short visit to his parents.
Mr.. Alvin Hoffa. who has been in New
York for the rast two years. has returned
to Washington, where he will make his
home
Mrs. Peirce Crosby widow Of Rear Ad-
miraI Crosby. I. S. n, and Miss Jean
Crosby will close their residence in Con-
neCtiCut avenue, March Il. and so to
Boston. whence they will sail the follow
ing day for Europe on the steamship
Romania. They will spend the next six
months in Italy and Switzerland.
Mrs. L Newmever has returned home
after spending two weeks in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Walter Ganss, of Richmond. is in
Washington for a brief visit
Mrs. Edwin Gunner and daughter Helen.
from Fort Mcpherson, Ca, are visiting
Mrs. Gunner's mother, Mrs. ". F. Spur
gin. 1890 Twenty-first street, during Lieut.
Gunner's absence in Texas.
Mrs. Young. of this city, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stern, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Strauss has as her guest Miss
Prince, of New York