The Washington times., 1918-10-11

they will make their home for the
present. Mrs. Smith was one of the
prominent and popular debutantes in
Washington society before her hrst
marriage. With her two small chill
dren, she has made her home with
her parents here for several years.
Capt Lamberto Vanutelli, naval
attache OF the Italian embassy, will re-
turn shortly TO Italy, and will be sue
ceeded by Rear Admiral Count Max
Lovatelli, who is now in New York and
will come to Washington shortly. Ad-
miraI Eovatelli will represent the italian
ambassador at the ceremonies, which
the Shipping Board is holding tomorrow
at Newark. n. J.. in connection with the
launching OF two ships, the COnsort and
the Allies.
Mrs. w. ]. Harris, wife OF the re-
Gently elected Senator from Georgia,
will return to town shortly from At
lanta, where she is spending a few
days Mrs. Harris. who is a dahgh-
ter OF the late General Joe Wheeler,
is well known in Washington where
she has been making her home since
Mr. Harris was appointed chairman Of
the Federal Trade Commission. They
have an apartment at the Brighton.
William Phillips, Assistant Secre-
tary OF State, will speak at Beverly
Historical Society's meeting on OctO-
Der II, the 25Oth anniversary of the
Incorporation OF Beverly as a town.
Mr.. Phillips was born in Beverly and
has a summer home, Highover, at
North Beverly.
Mrs. Henry F. DimocB has returned
to her home in Scott Circle for the
season.
Visiting In New York.
Gen Sir Charles Powell, head Of the
British Red Cross, who has arrived
in New York, is staying at the Van
derbilt Hotel
Edouard de Billy, deputy high com
missioner Of France, is also at the
Vanderbilt for a few days.
Mrs. John Wesley Young has sent
out cards announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Mrs. Flora Jackson
Van Riper, to Charles CAN'T Harris
on Monday at Chevy Chase, Nd. Mr..
and Mrs. Harris will be at home after
November i at 1928 Park avenue,
Richmond, Va
A. r. Nordysll, special commissioner
OF Sweden in the United States, is at
the St Regis Hotel. New York.
Mrs. George A. Crocker. who has
been in Washington. has returned to
Mt Kisco, N. Y. and will pass the
autumn there
Mrs. II. n Hit Returns.
Mrs. Robert II. Hit, who was at
Inglescote, Hot Springs. Va, for the
summer, has returned to her Wash
ington home. She spent a few days
at the Ritz-CarIton Hotel. New York.
on her way back to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reynolds Hit
will be with Mrs. Hit this winter as
their home in Eighteenth street is
rented TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bar
uch.
Mrs. Radford Moses is in Wash
ington for the winter. having closed
her house in jamestown, r. 1.
Raymond T. Baker, Director OF the
Mint, has gone to Lenox to join Mrs.
Baker. She expects to remain at her
country home until late in the autumn.
Mrs. Ashley Tingley Wall, jr, who
passed the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks in
Watch Hill, Il. l.. will come to wash
inSton for the winter to be with her
husband, Lieutenant Wall, U. ). A.
Commander Grimprel. of the French
mission, and Nine. Grimprel. are in
New York for a visit. and are staying
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Open Capital Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Epson have
opened their Washington home. 2IoI
Massachusetts, avenue. after spending
the summer at Magnolia Mass
Mrs. CArmine Fabrizio. who has
been the guest OF Gen. c. c. Sniffin, L
S. A, and Mrs. Sniffin. and OF Mrs La
Sale Corbell Rickett, at the Ontario
apartments, has returned to her home
at MiddletOwn, Conn.
Mrs. Fabrizio, who was formerl;
Miss Nathalie Townsend Palmer. is -
war bride whose wedding was hestcn-
ed on account OF orders fCr Li.l
Fabriz'o. Forty eiEhth Ir
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