The Washington herald., 1918-07-28

Sheldon and his brother. Alger
Sheldon. who Is in the navy. are liv-
ing Just now in a tent pitched on
the Britten farm near Bethesda
Lieut.. Sheldon left yesterday for
Magnolia to spend the week end with
his family. His mother. Mrs. Henry
d. Sheldon, visited them for quite a
while in the spring; also Mrs. Theo-
dore Buell., Mrs. Sheldon's grand
mother. Mrs. Buell. Is with Mrs.
Sheldon at Magnolia Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hargreaves are other de-
lightful Detroiters here. They
have q house at 3725 Livingston
street, Chevy Chase. Mrs. Har-
greaves' mother, Mrs. Bercry. visited
them for a month or more in the
early summer. They expect to re-
main here all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy d. Chaplin have
gone home to Detroit to stay all sum-
mer. They live at 2517 Connecticut
avenue. They took their servants with
them and opened their house for a
while. Mr.. Chaplin runs back here
about once a week to keep In touch
with his work here, though he does
most of the work in Detroit for the
time being. Mrs. Chaplin was away
all spring at Summit, N. J. Mr.. and
Mrs Jay C. McLauchlan, though they
claim Cleveland now as their home.
are originally Detroit people. Mr.. Nc
Lauchlan was at the Shoreham all
| winter, and Mrs. McIauchlan visited
him there quite frequently. She is
now at the Hot Springs, Va, where
they have a cottage for the summer,
and Mr.. McLauchlan passes the week
ends there. When. they return in the
fall they will take possession Of Mrs.
John W. Thompson's house in New
Hampshire avenue. which they
have leased for next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Alexandra,
tr.. are New Yorkers with Detroit
connection residing here. They have
house at 8 Leland street, in Chevy
Chase. but Just now Mrs. Alexandra is
at one Of the many Alexandra homes
on Long Island She was Miss Anne
Loomis. Of Detroit Her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Loomis, visited them for
quite while In the spring. Col
Henry B. Joy, who lives at the Wash
ington Hotel. belongs In Detroit. Mrs.
Joy. who was Helen 81. Newbury,
passed the winter going back and
forth between the two cities. In the
spring she attended the National Sery-
Ice School camp out on the Conduit
road. Her daughter. Mrs. How
ard Lee. did likewise. Just now
| she Is in Annapolis to be near her
husband. who is in the naval reserve
Mrs. Joy Ia at Rock Ridge" Watch
ned with much philanthropical work
in Detroit
Clarence wooi1ey, Of the War Trade
Board and Mrs woolley were
| originally from Detroit and
have wide connections there,
though New York Is now their home.
While residing here they are occupy
ing the residence at 2253 Sheridan c
Gle. Mrs. Woolley Is passing the sum-
mer In Maine. Col. and Mrs. Julian
III. Harris occupied the residence of
Col and Mrs. Thomas symons IN New
Hampshire avenue last winter. Mrs.
Harris. who was Jacqueline stephens,
has a cottage at Prides Crossing for
tho summer. Mrs. Ben Robinson. of
Grand Rapids, who, with her husband.
is living here now, win leave this week
to visit MrA Harris. Mrs. Robinson
passed the early summer at her
Grand Rapids home. She herself a
q Detroit woman. The Robinsons
have house at I71e Munroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Holden are other
Detroiters. They have q house IN
New Hampshire avenue. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alexander w. Copeland who lived
at the Burlington last winter. and Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Gerhauser. who
had house In Twenty-ninth street.
have left Washington, the Copelands
returning to Detroit and the Gerhau-
sers going to Cleveland where Mr..
Gerhauser win carry on the same sort
Of war work he was doing here. Mrs.
Gerhauser has opened their summer
home outside Of Detroit for the SUM
mer and will Join her husband in
Cleveland In the fall. Mrs COPELAND,
who was Charlotte Campau, ala not
mix much in Washington society last
winter a. she was III almost an Of The
time she was here. The Coplands are
at present at Strawberry Hill Farm,
Birmingham. Mich
Representative and Mrs. r. =.
Doremus are from Detroit but are
planning to remain here all summer.
Representative Doremus says he has
too much work to do to get home
even for short visit. Most of the
Michigan Representatives In Con-
gress were unaccompanied by the
ladies Of their families last winter
in Washington. Representative and
Mrs Frank d. Scott who have q
home in Wisconsin avenue, not far
from the Doremus'. are, q charming
family and always have their house
full Of company. Just now It Is
closed and they are out at their
home in A1pena. Mich. Senator and
Mrs. William Alden Smith are at
their home in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Smith left the end of June and
the Senator Joined her there about
a fortnight ago. They spent the
whole month Of May in California