The Washington herald., 1918-09-14
in the Social Worlo

By MAUD MeDoUGALL.

Elal tE 3hHa. N daA2
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing are
expecting Mrs. John W. Foster. Mrs.
Lansins's mother today or tomorrow.
She is on her way down from her
summer home at Henderson Harbor,
y. 7.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, who has
been in New York for q few days.
Is expected 1L me tGday. Sh' was
among those who Sa~ 49, new Eipro-
frome spectacle Everything" Thurs
lay evening
Mrs. Newton d. Baker and Nine.
ramah Miura, who has been her
guest for a week. opened and closed
the program at the National Service
Club last night. They both participa-
ted before and after the interesting
talk given by Representative Hubert
Dent, OF the House Committee on
Military Affairs; Mrs. Baker playing
Accomplishments both for Nine. Miura
md for hersslt.
Mrs. Franklin Lane Is inviting all
who are interested to come out and
see the home for convalescent soldiers
which the war workers Of the Interior
Department have equipped and will
run to relieve to some extent the
oyercrowdlng OF Walter Reed Hospi-
tai. The home Is out just beyond
Walter Reed Hospital on Georgia
avenue. and is open for inspection this
afternoon and tomorrow morning. 1t
will receive its quota OF patents on
Monday.
There will be no ceremonies in con-
ha
Word comes from Paris that Col.
L Collardet. assistant military at
taChs Of the French Embassy to the
United States, who is now in France
Eas been named military attache to
succeed General Eignal. General Wig
nal is now touring this country at the
head Of an important French military
mission. Colonel Collardet will also
be military attsche of the French Le-
CATION in Mexico.
Nine. Collardet has returned to
Washington after a visit to Bar Har-
Dor. and is at 174s Q street, where
she will spend the coming winter.
Colonel Collardet will Join her there
on his return from France.
The Minister Of Salvador. DR.. Don
Rafael Zaldivar has returned to
Washington after spending the sum-
mer in Salvador. DR.. Zaldivar was
accompanied on his trip home by his
daughter. Senorita Marguerite Zaldi-
var who was a debutante last winter.
She will remain in salvador this year,
Nine. ZaIdiyar. who spent the sum-
mer in the northern part Of this coun-
try. returned last week to their home
at 1T22 Massachusetts avenue. which
they will again occupy for the win
ter.
Mrs. Wellington Koo and the two
children, Wellington Koo. jr., and
little Miss Patricia, have returned to
Washington from Blue Ridge Summit
where they spent the summer, and are
established at the Chinese legation
with Dr.. Koo. who was at Norfolk
during the beginning OF the week.
Col and Nine. Nokolaieff, OF the
Russian Embassy. are registered al
the Hotel Chatham, in New York.
The Minister OF Bulgaria and Nine
Panaretoff. who have been in the
North for the past two months, divid-
ing their time between Manchester
and other resorts. will return to
Washington October !.
The secretary OF the legation and
Mime. PouHeff, who have spent the
summer at Nara gansett Pier, will
return at the same time.
The minister OF Siam, accompanied
by the members of the legation staT,
who have spent the summer al Bass
Rocks. Gloucegter, Mass, where the
summer legation is permanently To-
~sated. Will reQrn to Washington
SSsssR5sr -
The secretary OF the Cuban Iega-
ton, Dr. TOrralbas, and Nine. de Tor
ralbas have returned to Washington
after an absence Of about two months
in Cuba, and are at their apartment
in Beverly Court.
Mrs Herbert shIpman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, OF
Washington. has returned to New
York from Prides Crossing. Mass.
where she spent part Of the summer
Miss Martha C. Goldman. Of Boston
and Washington. is i'll at her villa
n Bellevue avenue, Newport.
Miss Ethel Mccormick is visiting
hTS- ray ElODu DdHcE dN noh sAAAA-
mer home at Lenox, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Crittenden Calhoun
formerly Mrs. Barker Gumrnerey
came to Washington yesterday from
her summer home at Princeton. In
order to be with Col. Calhoun on his
birthday. They celebrated the day
with a little dinner at the Hote
Washington, at which their guests
were the Princess Ghika, D. B. Hen
iersou and Justice McReynolds. II
happens that Col Calhoun was born
sn Friday. the thirteenth and con-
Iiders the 18th as his lucky day. In
.identally Mrs. Calhoun's birthday
also falls on the thirteenth, and they
we're married on the thirteenth of last
July. Mrs. Calhoun will return to
Princeton today. taking Col Calhoun
with her for few days. He will
return to Washington early next
week; Mrs. Calhoun will remain al
Princeton for the present. though she
expects to spend the winter in Wash
lngton.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover. Jr., and
her baby son. Charles Carroll Glover
I'd, returned to Washington yesterday
rom Ventnor, n. j., where she has
iad 4 cottage for the summer. With