The Washington herald., 1918-10-21
in the Social Worlo

BY MAUD MeDOuGALL.


Yesterday seems TO have been ver-
itaoly day of rest-a rainy Sunday
after the strenuous lest few days OF
the liberty loan drive, even the lift
Ing of the Sunday gasoline embargo
was not very widely taken advanta ge
or. Several of the Cabinet women
are little bit under the weather
others thought II an excellent day to
catch up with their CORES pondence.
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels and
their party-Miss Adelaide Worth Bag.
ley. Miss Belle W. Bagley. Miss Ethel
Basiey and Secretary Daniels aide
commander p. w. Foote-who went
down the river on the Mayfower Fri
daynisht DO attend the launching Sat
urday morning OF the destroyer Bag
iey' named for Lieut.. Worth BagIey
Nno was killed during the Spanish
day.
After the launching a luncheon was
gwen In honor of Secretary Daniels
ana the launching party. Following
tne luncheon the Secretary left aboard
tne hayfower for the Hampton
Roads naval base to make an in
specuon before returning to Wash
ington-
Secretary OF Labor Wilson and John
u. Ryan. Assistant Secretary Of War,
were both In New York Saturday help
ing the liberty loan drive there to a
garrison finish. Secretary Wilson
made an address at the Liberty Bell
booth at City Hall Park. and Assist
ant Secretary Ryan took part in the
rnlndaX ralahra ffnr -
day at the Altar OF Liberty in Madi-
son Square, after which he was honor
guest at brilliant luncheon at the
Plaza with all the brilliant array oil
American and foreign officers and lib.
erty loan workers who had taken part
IN the celebration, and entertained
them with rambling talk filed with
"reminiscences OF his recent persona
experiences near the fighting from
in France.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
Bonnlas will shortly have as their
suest their daughter-in-law. Nine
1gnacio s. Bonfllas. who has spent
the summer and early autumn in the
vicinity Of Boston.
It is just announced that the new
Minister from the Netherlands is t.
be JOnkheer ]. T. Cremer, former
minister Of the colonies. who viii
come to Washington shortly. There
has been no Minister from the Meth.
~rlands since early last April, wher
DIR. August Phillips. who came over
IN February with his wife and three
daughters. and before he was wei
settled went home. taking his entire
family with him. on the plea OF III
health Since then Jonkheer de Beau.
fort has been charge d'afaires
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. HowrS
have taken possession of their new
home at 1+02 Massachusetts avenue
their former home. 172S I street. hav.
ing been sold to Mrs. Rowland e
Ringgold. OF West Virginia. who /.
already established there. Sir Charlie!
and Lady Ross occupied 1402 Mas.
sachusetts avenue last season. r
was formerly occupied by Mr.. anC
Mrs. Philip S. Henry, OF England
DIR. and Mrs Roland Barker Whit.
ridge, formerly Of Baltimore. now Iiv,
ing in Washington, announce the en-
Eagement Of their daughter. Dorothy
Cushing. to Lieut.. Morris T. Ray
mond, L. s. n. R. F.. of Albany, sor
Of the late Rev. and Mrs Andrew
Van Vrsnkes Raymond, of Buffalo
y. Y. Miss Whitridge is listed il
the group OF debutantes for this
year. although she will not max,
a formal debut in society. She Il
a member OF the Motor Corps and il
niece OF Canon De Vries, OF tn,
Cathedral OF Washington. Lieut.
Raymond now is stationed in Wash
ington.
Mrs Phelps Newberry, daughter
in-law OF Lieut.. Com. formerly Sec
retary Of the Navy, Truman H. New
berry. who has been with Lieut.
Com. and Mrs. Newberry in thei
home at Crosse Pointe. has. returned
TO her home in Detroit. with he
Young son. Phelps Newberry, jr
Lieut.. Phelps Newberry, L. S. n.
one of the twin sons OF the forme
Secretary OF the Navy. who wa,
one of the playmates Of Capt. Archi,
hald Roosevelt and the late Lieut.
Quentin Roosevelt. In the Whit
House circle. is now serving his coun
try in France.
The marriage is announced Of Firs
Lieut. William Henry Hackett. Nine
tieth Aero Squadron. L. s. A. TO Mis-
Louisa Low Haydock, daughter OF STr
and Mrs. Roger r. lTayhOcE. o. Mil
ton, Mass. on Oc'vrrr l. n l'ariS
Lieut. Hackert y a son 81 Mr. On,
Mrs. Frank w HacSetI OF lis city
He was grsdu I,"i frn'n tho Friend
School and later from Harvard. clas!
OF 1903. He is a grandson of the lat
Rear Admiral Thomas Tingy Craven
T. s. N, and a descendant of Cap
tains Tingy and TruXton, y. s. y
The bride, who went to France Il
do war work, formerly lived in Ger.