The Washington herald., 1918-02-22


Col. Hoffer has returned to Tillery
for another visit. Miss Helen Hof-
fer has as her guest Miss Sylvia
Benson, of Boston. daughter OF
Frank Benson. the noted artist.
Mrs. william ]. Glasgow. wife OF
Col Glasgow. U. s. N. has as her
! guests at Fort Myer, Mrs. C. ]
Maple, of El Paso. Texas, and her
small daughter. little Miss Fannie
Maple.
/ The French Embassy stan has
been augmented by a new acting
counselor, Mr.. Charles de Chambrun
not yet arrived, and Lieut.. de Vais-
seau Henri Joseph Fernand Victor
Georges Chovel, assistant naval at
tache. Mime. Chovel accompanies him
and they are at the Wyoming. Mr..
Dejean, who has been acting coun-
selor, has been transferred. Mai
Grimprel, attache temporarily attach
| ed. has also been transferred.
Count F. MISUNDERSTANDING IL the
| new counselor of the Italian Embassy
The Argentine Embassy stan has a
new second secretary in Mr.. Ricardo
Becu. who has arrived, accompanied
| by Mrs. Becu.
Lieut.. Commander Gregory ". Pho.
| trovslxy. assistant naval attache oi
| the Russian Embassy, stationed In
New York, and Lieut. H. A Schpa-
kovsky. naval engineer and assistant
naval attache, also stationed in New
York, have both been detached from
the Embassy. The temporary stan
has a new attache, Capt d. T. Du-
bassoff, who has arrived. Mime. Du-
bassoff Is with him and they are al
1915 Twenty-hrst street.
! Mr.. Louis Leclercq, who was FIRST
/ secretary Of the Belgian Legation
has been transferred. and Mr.. A.
Paternotte Is a new attache of the
legation
The new Rumanian Legation stan
under the new minister, DR.. Con-
] stantin Angelescu, the first represen-
| tative of that country, Is composed OF
Mr.. n. H. Lohavary, secretary; Com
mander Levius Teiusanu, acting mill.
| tary attache; Mr.. A. Rubin. attachei
Lieut.. Stoica, attache; Mr.. L C.
4 Ioanidu, attache. and Col. Miclesco
director of one of the missions from
| Rumania.
4 Count Claes Bonde, of Sweden, for
merly attached to the Swedish Le-
/ cation, has returned to this coun-
try, accompanied by Countess Bonde.
: They are at present at New York.
| Count Bonde will come to Washing
ton today and Countess Bonde will
follow in a few days. She was for
merly Miss Marguerite Theresa Sin
clair, of Portland. Count Bonde
who will be secretary of the lega-
tion, was connected with IT for sew
eral years and was one of the most
popular bachelors of the corps.
| For her distinguished and helpful
services in the Hadfield Hospital al
Wimereaux. near Boulogne. France,
Lady HadfieId, formerly Miss Fran
ces Belt Wickersham. OF Pittsburgh,
received the decoration OF command
er Of the Order of the British EN-
pire. She endowed and managed the
hospital
Lady Hadfeld. who is now known
, as Frances Belt, Lady Hadfield, c.
B. E, is the wife OF Lord Robert
Hadheld, of Sheffield. England. She
was the daughter OF the late Col.
Samuel Morris Wickersham, of Pitts
burgh. a civil war veteran: a sister
of Miss Elizabeth o. wickersham
and OF former Attorney General
George W. Wickersham. Another sis
ter. Miss Lily Wickersham. is in
the nursing service in a hospital near
Paris.
Lady HadfieId was a frequent Wis
itor at Washington during the Taft
administration, when her brother was
member Of the Cabinet.
! A Tingley Wall ~ proy;do.oo
r. J., has come to Washington to
work in the Ordnance Department
and Mrs. Wall is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks
in New York.
Maj. Maury, OF the French army,
| who has been at Miami, Fla, for
some weeks has come to Wash
| ington- He has the Croix de la
Guerre for bravery at Verdun and
the Somme and the decoration of
the Legion of Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. RYAN
have gone to Hot Springs, Va, for
an indefinite stay. They are ne
gotiating for the purchase of the
William Barton French villa at Hot
Springs.
Capt. William NJ. Ofley, for
the last ten years chief of the
New York division of the Depart
ment of Justice Bureau of Investi-
cation, will come to Washington
this week to become an assistant
to Attorney General T. w. Gregory
Capt. Onley was the honor guest
at a dinner given in New York
aAn
bers of the district staff and Fed
eral officials. Among those who at
tended were A. Bruce Bielaski, ma
tional head OF the Department of
Justice Bureau OF Investigation.
Mrs. Ira c. Copley entertained at a
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
in compliment to her guest, Mrs. John
w. Wright. of Dallas, Tex, for whom
many entertainments are being ar
ranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will
IeaVe washington on February Is for
81. augustine. Fla. where they will
spend several weeks. Mrs. Bradley
is recuperating from a sharp attack
OF bronchitis.
Mrs Thomas B. Dunn has arrived In
Washington from her home at Ro-
chester and Joined Congressman Dunn
at the willard,
Col. c. L. Potter. Engineer Corps,
U. S. A. will leave Washington to-
day for San Francisco where he has
been detailed for duty. Mrs. Potter
and her daughter. Miss Caralisa
Nichols will be at their home in
Twenty-third street for several weeks
longer.