The Washington herald., 1914-09-06

Miss Katherine Foss. is completing her
education abroad.
Mr. Arthur Luchs has returned to his
home in town from a short visit TO An
napolis, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Leo
Loeb.
Mrs. w D. wrighson. Of Louisiana, has
returned to Washington and during the
absence Of her husband at Vera Cruz
will be with her parents. the Surgeon
Cen and Mrs. William c Gorgas
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rich. of Albany.
\. Y. are spending some time in town.
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. of
Harvard street.
Mrs. Richard Negley. with her two
children.t will remain in Washington
through September as the guest Of her
father and mother. the Postmaster Cen
eral and Mrs. Burleson.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Haas. Of New York,
are spending a week in the city. the
guests Of Mrs. T Haas. en- route TO their
homo after three months stay in Little
Rock. Ark.
The former Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Philander c. Knox will not reopen their
house in h street during the coming win
ter. as they are contemplating resuming
their residence in Pittsburgh Mr. Knox
has never relinquished his legal residence
in his home city, although for the past
five or six years his family has been
established in Washington in winter and
at Valley Forge in summer Mrs Knox
is now with her husband in Pittsburgh.
looking for a house that will serve as a
winter home In that city
Miss Hortense Hano and Mrs. A. King.
roth Of this city, are spending the week
end in Norfolk. Va
Among the former observation-disclosures
much distressed by the necessity of reIin-
gushing residence in Paris is Nine
Alfred Won Bruening. wife of a former
attaChe OF the German Embassy in this
city. Capt. Won Bruening, who has been
recalled to Germany. was at the time of
his marriage Secretary of Embassy at
Constantinople. but for the past FIVE
years has been on the retired list. and
with his American wife has maintained
a delightful all-year round residence in
Paris. Nine. Won Bruening, at the time
Of her second marriage. was Mrs. Gordon !
Mickey. the divorced wife OF Gordon Nc !
Key. who has since died, leaving a |
large portion or his great fortune to Har- !
ward University.
Capt. Roger Derby Black, L. s. A. and |
Mrs. Black were hosts at a reception |
with dancing in Albany, on Wednesday |
evening. when they entertained in honor |
Of Maj and Mrs. McDonouEh, also well |
known in Washington. The occasion
served as a farewell OF Capt and Mrs
Black to their Albany friends as Capt |
Black has been ordered to the Phillip !
pines, and, accompanied by his wife, will !
eave very shortly for his new post.
Miss Rhoda Maunter has returned to
ner home in town from a lengthy stay,
nrst in Braddock, Md. and then in Rich
mond, Va
Col. Charles Page Bryan, who has been
passing the summer at his country home
Il Elmhurst Ill, entertained there on
tuesday evening. when he gave a beau
fully appointed dance for young people
His sister. Mrs. Payne, acted as hostess
While a number of matrons in the vi
unity made up dinner companies preced-
ng the dance.
Mrs. A. Behrend has returned to her
lone in Rhode Island avenue from n
hort trip to Braddock Heights, Nd.
Miss Dorothy Willard. youngest daugh-
er OF Col. Joseph H. Willard L. S. A,
etired, has offered her services as a
led Cross nurse in Switzerland. Miss
Willard, with her mother and two sisters,
he Misses Roberta and Natalja Willard,
at st. NORTH
Miss Florence Herman has returned I
o her home in town from Atlantic City, I
where she has spent some time. u
Mrs. Thomas W. Symons and Miss Sy- I
mons are late arrivals at the Chateau
'rontenac, Quebec, having gone there ]
rom Loon Lake. where they passed 4
everal weeks. T
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Allen and Mrs. A ]
Tarbox. Of Washington, who have ]
cen enjoying a leisurely motor trip I
trough the Whits Mountains. are spend {