The Washington times., 1918-10-22

in Washington. where Mr.. Wheeler Is
doing Government work.
The Charge d'Affaires Of Uruguay
and Nine. de Pena are at the Willard
Hotel, having given up the residence,
f; 1874 " street. which was for a long
time occupied by the Uruguayan le-
: cation. o..
First Lieut.. c. L. Berlsso. aviation
service, who was recently detailed to
/ duty at the legation as military at.
tache, il making his headquarters in
San Diego, Cal There is also new
commercial attache OF the legation,
Victor B. siduers, who is living at the
I McAlpin Hotel. New YORK.
Seasons First Debutante.
The first Washington debutante to
make her bow to society this season
is Miss Anna HamIin, daughter OF Mr..
! and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, OF Bos-
ton and Washington. Mr.. Hamlin is
on the Federal Reserve Board. Mrs.
Hamlin is presenting Their daughter
| at a reception and tea on Saturday
afternoon. They have just returned
to their Boston, home from their sum-
80 pew ~ sAoNNAPbAGNAAs aAaLsSaa anu
hey will return to Washington early
IeXt month. Mrs. Hamlin will pre-
mt her daughter here later.
Among Miss Hamlin's debutante as
Jciates this season, in addition to
eyeral already announced, are Mss
Virginia Blair, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, and Miss
Eleanor Johnston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Marion Johnston.
The Naval Attache of the Argentine
Embassy and Mrs. lrizar are estab-
lished at the Burlington for the sea-
son.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman.
who have made a short visit in Wash
Irston, left last evening for the for
mer new post of duty at Camp
Shelby. Miss. General Hoffman lunch
ed yesterday with Gen. Peyton March,
chief of staf, L. S. a, and on Sun
day General and Mrs. Hoffman were
the guests of honor at dinner Of the
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
Miss Ida Adams, youngest daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. S. s. Adams, who
came last week from Smith College,
WHtEC S4lt - a SluutLAs " at Ao AlAaAN
of honor at the wedding Of her sister,
Miss Mildred Adams, and Capt Fair
fax Davis Downey, on Saturday, re-
turned to college yesterday.
The medical corps branch OF the
army emergency committee viii meet
with Mrs. william c. Gorgas. at the
Highlands, Thursday afternoon, at 3
o'clock. and a full attendance is urg-
emily requested.
Mrs. John Dix, of New York, wife
of Lieutenant Dix, L. S. A.; who is
now in France, is the gu st for few |
days OF Mrs. Theodore V. Boynton at !
Yrs Dix came to ]
a few days ago to attend !
Ic La e Lieut. Comdr. !
Lawrence Townsend, u. 5. n.
Mrs. J. r. McAshan. of Houston. |
Tex. and her dauEhter-in-law, Mrs. |
Burton McAshan. whose husband Is /
now IN service in France. have taken 1
an apartment at the Brighton for the /
winter, and have with th6m Mrs. /
Dupre who is a sister II the late |
J. F.. McAshan. Mrs McAshan is /
sister Of Senator HoiSe Smith. who |
with Mrs. Smith 10 also living at the /
Brighton this winter.
Lieut.. Comdr. Alston r Simpson.
- s N. sailed last week for France
Mrs Simpson has Commander Simp-
on'o mother. Mrs. John r. Simpson
with her at the apartment in the
Beverly OF which she recently took
rosseSsinn Mrs Simnson will ac-
company her mothe~-in-'Hw in a few
weeks on a trip South. Thev will
spend part OF the time in Atlanta
nd then 90 to Ft. GH'nes. Ga, whore
Mrs. John Simpson makes her home
In Winter Quarters.
Don Miguel a. de Ycaza. secretary
n the legation OF Ecuador. is at 1OO6
sixteenth street for the winter
The second secretary. Joa-
Iuin J.. CordOva. has moved from 1905
Sixteenth street to 1915 I street. and
Don l.. A. Penaherrera, attache OF the
egstiOn. is established at the New
Richmond Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Ashley Ingram has re.
urned to town from Jackson. Tenn.
where she has been visiting her hus-
'Rnd's relatives on the Ingram plan
alton, and will be at her no ne in T
itreet for the winter. Mrs Ingram is (
he wife OF Lieutenant Ingram, U. 6. 1