The Washington herald., 1913-10-14
Return from Europe

The German Ambassador and Count
ess Won Bernstorh wiz sail from Cher
bourg, France. on board the Imperztor
on Oct. 2s. They spent the summer
in Europe
Laura Thomas. OF Nashville. Tenn. to
DR.. Anthony Lama, OF the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service The we'd
ding Will take place shortly.
Miss Thomas Is a sister OF Prof ].
Ross Thomas, of the New Mexico In
stitute at, Roswell. N. NJ. and her
family is one OF the most distinguished
in Tennessee.
DR.. LAMA is the youngest son Of Mar
late Marquis Lama di Broio. and a
grandson Of the late DR.. William A.
Hammond. Surg. Gen. Of the United
States army. DIR. LAMA was educated
in New York and Washington. where he
has many friends.
MFR. Ivar Campbell. honorary attache
of the British Embassy. has reached
Washington from Dublin. n. H. The
other members OF the Embassy stzn
will Join him here shortly.
Commander viscount Benoist d'Azy,
naval attache of the French Embassy.
has returned to the United States from
France. After spending a few days in
New York he will come to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Frank 3. Loring and Miss Lydia
Loring, wife and daughter OF DR.. Lor-
ing. have rejoined him at the family
residence in X Street. They spent
the summer at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Adelaide Heath has leased her
residence, 1722 H Street TO Maj. Blan-
ton winship, u. S. A.s~and Maj. Pax
ton, U. S. A. She has taken an apart
ment at the Saville. 2i29 Eighteenth
Street, and her aunt, Miss Mary Mason
Heath, Will spend the winter with her.
Mrs. Henry B. Brown. widow OF Justice
Brown, has returned 10 Washington and
reopened her residence in the Avenue OF
the Presidents for the winter.
Mr. A. J. Chipman has taken rooms
at the Dewey for the winter.
Col. selden Allen Day, u. S. A.. and
Mrs. Day. who spent the summer in the
mountains of Virginia. have returned
and opened their home on Lamont
Street. They will spend the winter here.
Mrs Helen II. Gardener. who spent the
summer in Virginia and New York, has
Just returned from the latter place,
where she spent the last week as MEM
ber of the program committee, which
is arranging the program for the annual
convention Of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association. The MEM
bers of the committee were Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw, national president; Mrs.
Naru nannaft national secretary.
Mrs. Howe. of New York: Miss Sara
Barnweil Elliott. OF Tennessee. and Mrs.
Helen H Gardener. The convention viii
meet here the first week in December
and will bring to Washington large
number Of the ablest women from every
State in the Union as delegates and
speakers. The National Mems League
win come at the same time and viii
have a prominent place in the program.
Mrs. Nathan Sargent and Miss Elolse
Sargent have returned to Washington
and opened their house in Farragut
Square for the winter.
Mrs. W. o. Bonnie. who has been visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Hoffman. viii leave
Washington tomorrow for her home in
Louisville, Ky.
Miss Jane Riggs has returned TO WASH
ington and opened her residence in
Street, after spending the summer at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Alice Riggs, who is at present I'm
Philadelphia, will return here shortly
and join her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers
have given up the residence in Nine
teenth Street, which they have occupied
for several years, and in January will
sail for Europe. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers.
They will be greatly missed by their
many Washington friends. as they have
taken a prominent part in society here.
Miss IngaIIs Takes 'sBIue"