The Washington herald., 1918-07-22

convention of bankers Mrs. Lane.
who with her daughter. Miss Nancy
Lane has just returned from a visit to
Hawaii. expects to be in Washington
for the rest of the summer.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
went to Summit Point, W. Va, Sat-
urday to spend the weekend with
their daughter and grandson, Mrs.
JaH>s Thomson and Champ Clark
Thomson Mrs. Thomson spent a
few days with her parents here, and
they returned there with her.
Senior Quintana. counselor Of the
Argentine Embassy has Joined his
WIFE at their cottage at Monterey,
where she is passing the summer
months.
Capt. Angus Macintosh. honorary
attache of the British Embassy stan
went to Blue Ridge Summit at the
end Of the week to make a short
stay with Lady Maud Macintosh
who is there for the summer.
Hubert Hohler. special attache of
the British Embassy is in Boston for
few days.
Sir Henry Babington Smith. Assist
ant British High Commission, is
ar the Plaza Hotel in New York for
few days.
Breckinridge Long, Third Assistant
Secretary OF the State. win return to
Washington early this week from
YORK Harbor, Me. where he has been
for fortnight with Mrs. Long who
mas cottage there for the season.
William Howard Taft, who has beep
with Mrs. Taft at their summer home
at Point a Pic, Murray Bay, Canada.
Tor several weeks. IL en- route to
Washington. stopping in New York for
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coronado are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival OF daughter Friday. Mrs.
coronado was formerly Miss Maria
Teresa Carlo. daughter of the late
Minister from, Ecuador, Senor Don
LUIS \. Carlo, who died severa! wears
ago at his post of duty here. His
family have made Washington their
home since Mime. Carbo rented their
nome on Eye street last winter and
went South with her youngest daugh-
ter. They went in the spring to live
In Baltimore, near Nine. Carbo's eldest
daughter. Mrs. Willis r. Jones. Nine
Carbo and Miss Carlo are here for n
few weeks. visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Coro-
nado in their apartment at Pelham
Court
The chief OF the Bureau of Foreip,o
and Domestic Commerce of the Corr
merce Department and Mrs. BurwelI
s. Cutler left Washington Saturday
Tor their home in Buffalo. Mr., Cutler
viii return today. but Mrs. Gutter
will spend several weeks with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. s. Carroll
at their country home at Williams,
vile. N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler rad
az their guests for a few days Ed
ward p. Butts and James Ferguson.
of Buffalo.
Former Senator and Mrs. Henrv =
Lippitt, OF Rhode Island, are estab-
lished for the summer in the Pump
cottage at Beverly Farms, Mass. They
have occupied for several seasons the
Nathaniel Simpkins place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lippitt have q young daughter,
born a fortnight ago. Thsir small
son, Frederick. is now nearly years
old. Mrs Lippitt is better known in
washington as Mrs. T. X. McLaughlin
than as Mrs Ldppitt, as she lived here
during the years of her widowhood.
shortly after her marriage to Senator
Lipitt he retired from public life,
and they have live in Providence
since. Mrs Lippitt is the youngest
sister Of Mrs. William Howard Taft.
Miss Georgine Campbell left yester-
day to spend the season at Newport,
where she will be the guest Of Miss
Martha Goldman.
Miss Gerald Falows, of Minneapo-
lis. entertained Saturday with a
luncheon at the Raleigh I'm cornpIi-
ment to Miss Margaret Cannon. Miss
cannon, who Is soon to be married
70 Lieut.. Harry c. L. Feast, of the
Asiation Corps. 10 a daughter Of DR..
cannon, Of the Washington public
neaIth service. and Mrs. Cannon, of
this city, and a grandniece of Repre-
sentative ]. @. Cannon. Lieut.. Feast
" now stationed at Dorr Field, Ar
cadia, Fla, and after q short wedding
trip VIII go to his southern field.
With others present were Miss Edna
Gleim and Miss Mildred MCGEE. both
of Washington.
The bridge club formed Of the wives
OF the officers stationed at washing
ton barracks, which meets every