The Washington herald., 1918-10-15
in the Social sDorlo
By MAUD MeDoUGALL.

have been in New York for week
returned TO Washington yesterday.
Mrs. Edw. r. Stettinius and Miss
Isabel Stettinius have returned to
Washington after spending the sum-
mer AT the White Sulphur Springs,
hw Va. and are now at their resi-
dence, 1914 Eighteenth stdeet. The
Hon Edw. r. Stettfnius is still in
Europe on an important mission for
the government. ...
Mr.. william Phillips, First Assis-
tant Secretary of State, made an ad-
dress before the Beverly Historical
Association Monday night at its
meeting In celebration of the 250th
! anniversary of the Incorporation of
Beverly as a town. Beverly has the
distinction of being Mr.. Phillips
birthplace as well as his summer
home. He is expected to return to
Washington at once.
Mr.. L.eech. British minister to Cuba,
who has been the guest of Thomas
Beaumont Hohler. of the British en-
bassy staff, went yesterday to the
Bellevue. where he will be for the
rest of his stay in Washington.
Brig. Gen. Cormack, head of the
British War Mission, Mrs. Cormack
and Captain and Mrs. John Gregory
Hope were weekend guests at the
Hotel Traymore. Atlantic City. n. J.
Capt. Hope is Gen. Cormack's aide
I de-camp. Mrs. Hope is the daughter
of Mai. and Mrs. Neville Monroe Hop
kins.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely. who
has been at her Washington home,
1903 Q street. for about three weeks,
will leave at the end of this week to
join Mr.. Ridgely. in New York, where
they will spend the winter. Mrs.
George \. Deering. the mother OF
Mrs. Ridgely. is in Washington with
her and will accompany her to New
York for the season.
Mrs. Beverley Buchanan. OF Rich
mOnd. Va. has taken for the season
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
( Barrett Ridgely. 1905 Q street and will
take possession by the end of Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Charles Bromwell, daughter of
Mrs Matthew T. Scott. has gone to
Bloomington, Ill, to superintCnd the
equipment Of Mrs. SCOTS home.
which has been converted into a hos
pital Mrs. Scott has recently re-
turned to town after passing the sum-
mer at CharlCvoiX. Mich. and maxi
Ing A short visit to Bloomington.
Mrs. Armstcad Davis. who has been
staying with Mrs. BrOmwelI and Mrs
Scott for a few days. has left town
FOR a brief visit, but viii return
shortly.
Mrs. Aldis Birdsey Brown has is
sued Invitations for the marriage OF
her daughter. Mary Elizabeth. to
Lieut. Walter Muyher Boyden, L. ).
A, on Saturday, October 70, at i
O'Clock. nj st. Maggarc:'s Church.
Lieut.. BOydon and his bride will
make their home at the Dresden after
November l..
Nrr ard Mrs A. Alexander Thomas
and their little son. "Bobs." of New
York. are the guests OF Mrs. Thomas
father. Mr.. George L. Rowe. 1875
Vermont avenue northwest. Mrs.
Thomas was Miss Helen Rowe. of
Washington. before her marriage. and
viii be glad TO see her friends ior
pEe week CT her vi it.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Mqckall and
their family have returned to their
wintC- residence. .QIi . street. af."r
spending the last few months at their
summlr home at Mclean. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eyhard Not
tingham have returned to Wa hing
ton for few days LcfoIe going to
their future home il CinCi matt,
Ohio. Mr.. Nottingham was for some
years CGnnccird with the newspaper
interests of Washington. and goes 10
4 Cincinnati in the same CHpaci y.
Mrs. Robert S,ratton Boswell an
ruuuces the marriage uf her dauEh-
tor, GCrtrJG" Amelia. to DIR. Armd
! Txu,r Rush. Thursday. October -
! Mrs. Frank Morrison, sister to the
bride. will entertain nj her home. l2lf
, Decatur street, Wednesday evening
October IT, DR.. and Mrs Rush and
;hc Immediate relatives of both fam,
, ihts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Adsit Glenn
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