The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-07

cher. and her daughter. Miss Maize
Porcher. are in Washington for a few
days, en- route from New York TO their
home in Florida
Washingtonians at the wolcott Ho-
tel, in New York. include Mr.. Samuel
Mulliken. Miss Helen F. Mulliken. Mr..
T. l. Lipsett and Miss Alice Paul.
Mrs. Robert W. Dowdy. widow of
Maj. Dowdy. is at 1914 Vermont avenue
for the winter.
Miss Lucy Lee Howell. of Louisville.
KY, is spending q few days in Wash
ington as the guest OF her coush, Mr.
Robert Lee Maddox. -
Miss Louise Berliner. of COLUMBIA road.
Is spending some weeks in New York
City. the guest OF relatives.
has returned to his home after a short
stay with relatives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil West and son. Alvin
OF 18th street northwest are spending
few days with relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Well have returned
short visit to this city, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs L Well.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sachs and little
daughter Cecilia, Of 436 NJ street, left
last evening for Bridgeport. Conn.
Mr. Sachs brother. Mr.. Frank Sachs,
today. After the wedding they will go
to Dorchester. Mass, to visit Mrs.
Sachs sister. Mrs Joseph Schrott. Mrs
Sachs and her daughter will remain
for several weeks visiting friends and
sightseeing in and around Boston. Aft
er a few days stay in Dorchester and
Boston, Mr.. Sachs will go to New York
and Philadelphia before returning to
Washington.
Mrs. Court F. Wood. president Of the
District OF Columbia Federation OF
women's Clubs. will be at home infor-
mally Monday afternoons. from to
o'clock.
Mr.. Lester Marx has returned to his
home In New York. after a short visit
in this city. tho guest Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Marx.
Mrs. STANLEY Lansburs. OF this city.
is spending some time in Richmond. Va
the guest of her father Mr.. David May.
Mr.. and Mrs /. ssks. of New Eprk.
spent a few days last week en- route som
a stay in Hot Springs. Va. to their home
in New York.
Mr.. UrieI Davis has returned to his
home in New York from a fortnight
spent in this city. the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Ella S. Knight. president of the
Sunshine and Community Society. has
returned to this city after her summer
vacation spent at Manasquan and Bar
negat Bay. to resume her charity work
with the Sunshine Society. also her
Constitution Chapter work.
The death OF Mrs. Willard Parker
Tisdei is a sad loss not only to a wide
circle of friends and acquaintance.
but to residential society at the Capt.
tai Mrs. Tisdcl belonged to a family
distinguished for generations in the
history OF Washington social life. and
was herself one of its most noted and
brilliant hostesses. Mrs. Tisdel is sur
vived by three daughters: Nine. de VOL ,
liant, wife of a Russian diplomat. makes
her home in Russia: a second daugh- /
ter married Capt. Moussot. of the ,
French army. two years ago. and also |
lives abroad. while her husband is with |
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the youngest daughter. made her home /
with her mother at the family resi- |
dence, :o13 r street.
Mrs. LIewelIyn Powers. widow OF
former Gov. Powers OF Maine, and her |
Miss Pauline Powers and !
Mics Margaret Powers. arrived at Wash |
tngton yesterday from their home at !
Brookline. Mass. and are stopping a.
the Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l..
Aver. of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward !
McCooke. of PHILADELPHIA. and Mr.. Albert |
Kelsey. of Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia,
with his young daughter and son, Miss
Charlotte Kelsey and Master A. W. !
Kelsey. also arrived at the Willard yes
terday.
Mrs. B. Young and Mrs. 3. Eoeniges-
berger. of Belmont street northwest,
have returned TO their home in this city
after a short visit to Baltimore, the guest /
Of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Goodman. OF Baltimore.
are spending the weekend in this city
en- route TO Savannah. Ga. where they
will spend some weeks.
Mrs. s. Reizenstein, Of this city. Is
spending some time with relatives in
New York. Il
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lucas celebrated
their twenty-ffth wedding anniversary
at their residence in Fairfax street
Va, on the evening of Fn-
day, the 5th.
Prince Won Hatzfeldt- Trachenberg, II