The Washington times., 1918-09-30


| liam II. Boiling, --iss Bertha Boil
! ing, Col. and Mrs. L. 7. Brown, Miss
/ Marjorie Brown, Mrs. William Gibbs
! McAdoo, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Boil
| ing and John Randolph Boiling. The
party occupied seats in the Executive
gallery in tho Senate chamber.
Colonel and Mrs. Brown and Miss
Brown, who have been guests at the
White House for several days, Will
leave town this evening for the
South.
! Capt Angus Macintosh. honorary
attache Of the British embassy, is ex-
pected back in town tomorrow after
visit to Ottowa, Canada. to see his wife.
Lady Maude Macintosh, and make the
ACQUAINTANCE OF his new daughter, born
last Tuesday. Lady MAude Is with her
n-~nts. the Duke of Devonshire, COVER
nor general OF Canada, and the Duchess
Of Devonshire. Captain Macintosh has
leased an apartment IN the new ward
man apartment just over the Connect
cut Avenue bridge and Lady Maude and
the baby will return to Washington
when their new homo is ready for occu-
| pancy.
Ira Nelson Morris, American min
lister to Sweden, has Joined Mrs. Nor
ris in New York after spending some
| time in Chicago. They are at the
Ritz-CarIton Hotel for a brief visit
before returning to Washington.
Hrs Baker Returns.
! Mrs. Newton D. Baker and her chill
dren returned to town today after
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hertle, at Gunston Hall.
! Josephus Daniels, the Secretary OF
the Navy. who made a speech in Chi
cego on Friday, and one In New York
yesterday--thc latter at the celebra-
| ton by the New York Zionist Council,
Of the British successes in Palestine
returned to Washington today. Mrs.
Daniels Is expected back the middle
of the week from a trip to Arkansas,
interest Of the 7. W. c. A. War Coun-
| Gil
The Secretary Of Labor and his
daughter, Miss Agnes Hart Wilson,
have returned from a short trip to In
diana The Secretary spoke in Fort
Wayne last week
The Counselor Of the State Depart
memnt and Mrs. Frank l. Polk are ex-
pected at their Washington home to-
day after spending some weeks at Bar
Harbor. Ne. They stopped at Stock
bridge. Mass, for a few days on the
way home
Larz Anderson. who has been IN
Washington, has Joined Mrs. Anderson
at Brookline, Mass, where she is spend
ing the autumn.
Consul General and Mrs. william
Coffin have leased Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Walkers residence in Chevy
Chase, formerly occupied by Capt
Angus Macintosh and Lady Maude
Macintosh. for the winter months
and will take possession on October
l. Mr.. Coffin, who was formerly
consul general in Austria Hungary.
is now on duty at the State Depart
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will again &C.
cupy the residence 1921 H street,
where they spent last winter. The
house belongs to Mrs. Paul Bartlett,
Mrs. Walkers sister. Miss Lillian
Birney is with them.
6NpeCNco ABOUT OcNobcr H.
Mrs. Price Collier, who has been at
Tuxedo. n. Y, since midsummer. is
expected back in Washington about
October Is. Miss Sara Price Collier,
who returned fortnight or more
ago. is at 2144 Wyoming avenue. the
residence OF Mrs. James n. Wat
mough. which Mrs. Collier has leased
49,
guest her cousin, Miss Louise Delano.
Mrs. Norton, wife OF Rear Admiral
Harold p. Norton, u. s. ". and her
niece, Miss Annie Irwin. who have
been at osterville, Mass, for the
summer. will return to Washington
on October 10.
Miss Irwin will Join her parents.
Commander and Mrs. William Man
ming Irwin. at their home in Leroy
place. The small son of Mrs. Thomas
Is. Larkin. formerly Miss Mary Regina
Irwin. who IL with Commander and
Mrs. Irwin while Captain Larkin is
in France. las been christened
Thomas B. Lsrktn. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NrcEinnon. ~
Chicago. have taken a residence In
Connecticut avenue. near Mchihloy
street. for the winter months. md
will take possession shortly. Mr.. Nc
Kinnon is with the food sdministra-
ton.
Major HoIeonbe buys HOME.
Major William Henry Holco-be. Tn.
gineer Corps. L. s. n. and Mrs. 10
combe have purchased tue resiher"t
2o23 Connecticut avenue. nn6 "lH
take poSssss;on ne Eoor a. Mrs. 1'"'-
comic recavs-s f"or- . Ei'sh.. inoia-
position. 2fnjo- Ttni"n-7ho hns 70
Gently returned fr7-. Frnr-7. .rh Dur
ing hiE absence Mrs. Hoie1r.hn was
a-ith r.r mother. HrL Edward Gran
ston Brooks.
Mrs. brooks, Vro "a ~ hrr su-'s
NOR home m cape Coo. wii r"r,s hseb
20 towr II about ter dsyr. Her
elder daughter. Mrs. tuCids WnTr-E1
johnson. nvpertE 10 SSsnd tho winter
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