Evening star., 1919-10-06

President and Mrs. Taft. lett wash
inxton this morning. after a short
stay at the Shoreham Hotel. MISS
Taft is now acting dean OF 6ryh Ma"r
I College. ~-
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Crosby have as
their, guest for several menus 9n'a =; nei MeIr
| ito, whoes with them at their estate
near Warrenton, where they will re-
main throughout the winter.
Mr.. John Barrett, who returned to
Washington today after a three
week absence. was one OF the guests
at the private dinner given for the
in New York city Saturday night
with MIR. Rodman Wanamaker as host.
| Mr.. Ba rrett's trip south and west was
for holding conferences on Pan-Amer-
ican trade matters with various com a
mercial organizatio,.s. He also ao-
dressed, by special invitation, the an
nual conventions of the American
Bankers Association at St. LOUIS. IN
ternational Farm Congress at Kansas
City. and the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World at New Orleans
Mrs. Marshall Field. who spent the
summer at Beverly, Mass, has closed
her place there and is at the Plaza
Hotel in New York, where she Will re-
main until she returns to her 18th
put in readiness for her arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
spent the week end as guests or Mr
and Mrs. Albert Billings Ruddock at
Curles Neck farm, their country place
| in Virginia.
Miss Mary B. Adams and Mrs. D.
Buchanan Merryman are leaving 10.
they will spend the autumn. On their
return they will occupy Miss Adams
| residence, 1921 New Hampshire avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac T. Mann, who
have passed the summer months at
Manchester, Mass, will return to their
residence on 18th street next week.
| Countess Aldebert de Chambrun.
| who has been in this country visiting
! her mother. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
since the late suRmer, will sail from
New York on Wednesday for France.
After a stay Of several weeks abroad
she will return to the United states,
accompanied by her daughter, Mile.
Suzanne de Chambrun, Joining Col
Count de Chambrun in Washington.
where he will give course OF lee
lures this winter at the General Stan
College.
| ing addition to the younger set. as
| she was formally presented to society
at the French capital last winter.
making a visit in Washington. stay
| ing at the Shoreham.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Edward B.
Clark. who for many years have made
the Hamilton their home, will spend
| the winter in Chicago. Col. Clark left
ten days ago and Mrs. Clark is leav-
| ing Washington today with Mrs.
Ernest P. Bicknell, who has been
| spending few days here en- route to
fore she returns to France to Join
| Col. Biclenen. who is in charge of the
American relief work in Europe.
| Col. and Mrs. Frederick L. Dever-
eux. son-in-law and daughter Of Col.
home at Bronxvilie. N. =. where they
have lived since their marriage, and
will make their future home in
! Omaha. Neb. Mrs. Devereux spent
| the greater part of last winter in
! Gen. Frank Parker is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Arthur M. Parker, and
his sister. Miss May Parker, at 1915 l.
street northwest. Gen. Parker COM
manded the 1st Division during the
last month of the war and in the at
tack on Sedan.
| Mrs Hayne Ellis. wife of Capt. Ell
lis. with their children, has returned
l to Woodley after spending the sum-
mer in California. Mrs. Ellis is plan
ming to return to California late in
December. as Capt. Ellis is on duty on
| the west coast.
| Mrs. Edmund Plowden Hickey has
| issued invitations for the marriage Of
her daughter. Miss Ethel Rosamond
Hickey. to Mr.. Edward Michael Tier
ney Wednesday. October 20. at s
o'clock at st. Matthews Church.
! Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hewson have
reopened their residence on New
! Hampshire avenue after an absence
| from Washington of several months.
| which they passed at their summer
home. on the Hudson, and at South
! port. Conn.
Mrs. Stewart Manahan and Miss
McCauley have left Washington for
| the Pacific coast. The former will
| join her husband, Lieut.. Commander
| Manahan, who is an aid to Admiral
| Rodman on the New Mexico, with the
| Pacific fleet.
Presidents Niece to Sail.
| The Rev. I. Stewart McElroy, IT,. and