The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
in the Social sWorlo
By MAUD MeDoUoALL.

williams and their daughter, Mrs.
John Bailantine Pitney. at their resi-
dence on Massachusetts, avenue until
after the holidays.
Mrs. Prince was formerly Miss Eliz-
abeth Harding. and is the daughter of
Mr.. w. p. o. Harding.
Sir Richard and Lady Crawford
of the British Embassy. who had
intended leaving New York on the
Adriatic. are still at the Plaza.
where they will await the next
steamship for England.
Capt. Teh-Yuen-Lu, the first ma
val attache ever sent to the Chi
nese Legation in the United states,
and his assistant, Lieut.. Chu-Fong-
Lin. were presented to Secretary
Daniels and Acting Secretary OF
State Polk yesterday By Charge
Yung KwaL
A dispatch from Buenos Aires an
nounces that Mr.. Hilarion Moreno
has been appointed counselor of the
Embassy of Argentina in Washing
ton, and DR.. Felipe Espil has been
made first secretary of the same
embassy. So far. no news has come
to the embassy here of the appoint
ment Of DR.. Espil.
Mr.. Angel Gandolfo Herrera, at
tache of the Argentina Embassy. is
IL vfpc WauhfpEtnp for po.to.
where he will make a visit of about
two weeks.
Lieut.. Francis Huger McAdoo, q.
S, N, son of the retiring Secretary
OF the Treasury. who has been on
overseas service aboard the Destroy
er. Balch, was expected in New York
yesterday. His wife and her mother,
Mrs. Isaac Emerson, have been in
New York for several days await
ing his arrival.
Major and Mrs. James Holden left
yesterday for New York where they
will spend the holidays with Major
Holden's relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest lie Seure. From New York they
will go TO their Detroit home TO spend
ten days before returning here. Mai.
Holden has been released from the
service so he and his wife will leave
here sometime in February for their
Detroit home which they will open
permanently.
Capt. Sherman Haight. who has been
at Walter Reed Hospital ever since
his return from service abroad about
fortnight ago, has Joined Mrs.
Haight at their home here. Miss Vio-
let Wilder. who has been spending
several months with Mrs. Haight, has
gone to New York to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jen-
nings. Miss Wilder Is Just out Of the
hospital following an attack Of infiu-
enza. She will return TO Washington
shortly after Christmas to remain
here until spring but will visit some
other friends other than Captain and
Mrs. Haight for the rest Of the sea-
son.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife OF the
major general commsndant OF the
Marine Corps, will present her older
daughter. Miss Leila Gordon. To
Washington society at tea Mon
day. January 6. in the band room al
the Marine Barracks. In the even
ing Gen. and. Mrs. Barnett will be
hosts at a large dance in her honor
also given in the band room at the
barracks. Mrs. Barnett will be al
home informally from to next
Monday afternoon at the comman-
dant's house of the barracks.
Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin will en-
tertain at dinner Tuesday evening
in compliment to her son. Midship-
man Selden Chaplin, who will be
with her for the holidays.
Senator and Mrs. William Alden
Smith have as their guest, Mrs
Smiths sister. Mrs. Frank Jewell. OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. Mr.. Jewell
will join his wife here in time for
Christmas and their sons, Donald c
Jewell and Foster r. Jewell will
also visit Senator and Mrs. Smith
for the holidays, which is especially
pleasant for Senator and Mrs. Smith
-as all their own children are too far
away to get home just now. DON
aid Jewell is instructor at the naval
range at Newport and Foster Jewell
is also in the naval service.
Congressman Charles Nichols and
his mother will leave Washington
tomorrow to spend Christmas al
their Detroit home.
Col. Julian Harris, who has beer
under treatment at Johns Hopkins
Hospital for some time has returned
to Washington to spend Christmas
with his family at their residence
1891 H street.
Maj. Gen. William Black. Chief OF
Engineers. U. S. A. spoke yesterday
afternoon at the TheodorIls RnileN