The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
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Nine. de Bonillas, wife Of the
. Mexican Ambassador. with her
! daughters, the Misses Bonillas. will
leave Washington July Is for
Brooklins Mass, where they will
visit before taking q motor tour
through the Northern resorts. They
will be absent until autumn The
Ambassador will Join them when
sver his duties here will permit.
The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
-espedes. who have recently taken
possession of the new legation in
Sixteenth street. will take a motor
Trip through the North when the
Minister takes his vacation.
Mrs. William Phillips who has
been at Woodley with her husband,
the Assistant Secretary Of State,
for about a fortnight. has returned
TO Highover. their summer home at
North Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Cary 7. Grayson. wife Of Rear
Admiral Grayson. U. S. N, and he,
small son, Gordon Grayson have
gone TO their cottage at White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va. Admiral Gray
son viii spend part of August with
them.
Maj. Livius Teiusanu. of the
Rumanian Legation stan, had
luncheon with him at the Shoreham
yesterday. Nine. MargperIIa sylvia,
Mrs Theodore ". Bdynton, Paul
5leyden and Mr.. stoica. Of the
Rumanian Mission.
Mai and Mrs. 8. p. vestal are
visiting Mrs. F. W. Borden at her
nome near Bethesda. Maj. and Mrs.
Vestal came from California a few
days ago, making the trip by motor.
Col. and Mrs. Gilbert Stewart who
have been living in Seventeenth
street during the few weeks they
nave been in Washington, have
bought q house on Keokuk street
in Chevy Chase and win take pos
Session shortly. Mrs. Stewart left
Washington yesterday for their
late home in Springfield, to close
the house there and bring their
things here. Col. and Mrs. Stewart
were stationed in Washington a
Few years ago when they had an
apartment in the Ontario.
Col Odus Horney who passed the
Weekend with his family at their
nome IN East Orange, N. j.. returned
70 washington Sunday evening and
was accompanied by Mrs. Horney and
Miss Esther Horney who will remain
here with him for a few days. Their
daughter, Mrs. T. G. NJ. Oliphant, wife
Of Capt Oliphant, U. S. A. is also
visiting here for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Van ArsdaIe
Norris who occupied the clubhouse
in K street of the Club of Colonial
DANES have given it up and gone to
their estate at Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Mrs Alfred Bates has closed her
apartment at the Connecticut and
gone to her summer home at Nonquitt
Mass.
sen.$s. Clark waggaman left yester-
sf8 for Cape May accompanied BY
fc young daughter. Miss Grace
Tiagsansn. who will spend the sum-
der there. Mrs. Waggaman will re-
Ssurn to Washington Wednesday.
Mrs. James Marion Johnston will
leave Washington in a few days for
York Harbor. Me-, where she will
spend the summer months. Miss
Sophie Johnston who is visiting in
Atlantic City will join her mother
later.
Senator and Mrs. Norris expect 10
have their daughter, Mrs. Nelson.
wife OF Lieut.. Nelson, U. 8. A, with
then. this summer. Lieut.. Nelson
mas oeen at Fort Dodge. Iowa, tax
ing his bride there following their
marriage in the early spring. lie
will probably go to France before
very long. and when he does. Mrs.
Nelson will come to Washington
to remain with her parents until
he returns
Lieut. and Mrs. Laurence Lewis
re receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a son. Laurence Lewis, ir.
Mrs. Lewis was Miss Louise Wise,
niece and heiress of the late Mrs.
Robert Bingham, who left her the
fortune inherited from her first nus
sanc, the late Henry NJ. FlagIer.
Rrs Lewis Is with her mother, Mrs.
y. X Wise, in Wilmington, N. c.
bieut- Lewis Is in France.
s'oston, announce the engagement CT
t1eir daughter, Miss Esther Hosmer,