The Washington herald., 1919-10-04
Society.
RE C. DRUM-HUNT


days at the Plaza Hotel before conn
ing to washington.
Capt Arthur snaggs who has
been succeeded here a. naval at
tache of the British Embassy By
Capt Geoffrey Blake, d. 9. O.. r NJ.
just arrived. will leave Washington
in about . month for England.
Mr.. Albert b. Ruddock was host
at dinner last night At the Cafe St.
Marks There were six guests.
p. A. BoNET
Is BACK
The commercial attache Of the
Cuban Legation. Mr.. p. A. Bonet.
with Nine. Bonet and their daugh-
ter. Miss Evora Bonet have return
cd from q short visit to Cuba, and
are at their residence. 1913 Kenyon
street
Miss Bonet has been mentioned as
probable debutante this season,
and will no doubt take some part
in social life. though she has re-
sumed her studies at the Holy Cross
Academy.
Capt r r. Glen, honorary at
tache Of the British Embassy, ac-
companied by his mother. Mrs.
Gleg. who Joined him at Newport
during the summer. has gone to the
White Sulphur Springs, where they
will spend q fortnight
Mr.. William Howard Taft Is at
the Willard for q short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dulles Foster
nephew and niece of Mrs. Robert
ington and are established In their
new home. 1735 s street. They have
recently returned from Paris. where
year. and where Mrs. Foster Joined
him some time before the armistice
was signed. Mr.. Foster was q cap
tain in the United States army.
Gen. william Nicholson. U. 8. A..
who is in command at Camp Dix.
is spending several days at the
Shoreham- He Is hunting for q
house as he and Mrs. Nicholson
wish to reside here after he retires
from active service next January.
Dr.. F. Scott Avery who Is occupy
ing the Holdsworth Gordon house in
% street in Georgetown. has bought
the residence at 1873 Massachusetts,
avenue As soon as II Is remodeled he
will take possession
L. L. NICHOLSON
IN NEW HOUSE.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L Nicholson, r.,
who have been living for a few weeks
at the 1ngleside at Montrose, Nd,
have moved into their new home near
Rockville. which Is about completed.
DR.. Stuart Muncaster and his daush-
ter. Miss Edna Muncaster, Rave re-
turned from six weeks visit with
DR.. Muncasters son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs John Ander-
ron McKeage in California. Miss
Muncaster has entered the Cathedral
School DR.. Muncaster has moved
from 1907 Sixteenth street TO e2 Fiji
teenth street
Gen. and Mrs. D. l. Brainerd gave
a small dinner last night at the Cafe
st Marks for Col. and Mrs. Alfred T.
Smith. Col. Smith Is American mill
tary attache at Buenos Aires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. KaIbtus.
who have been travelling through the
North the greater part Of the sum-
mer and autumn. have returned to
Washington and are again with Mrs
kalbfus' parents in Georgetown until
they find an apartment
DR.. Tom A. Williams is In New
York. where he went to meet Mrs.
Williams on her arrival from Europe
They will return to Washington today
and will go to wardman Park, where
they are to make their home for the
present
Dickinson. Mrs. Robert Lovett, all
members Of the social morality COM
mittee Of the national war work coun-
Gil Of the Young women's Christian
Association; Miss Mary Anderson,
chief OF the women's Bureau of the
United States Department Of Labor;
Miss Ethel Smith. secretary Of the
National Women's Trade Union
League. and Miss Gertrude NcNally.
organizer for Federal employees. were
invited to a tea which Mrs. Raymond
Robins. president of the National
Women's Trade Union League, gave
at the Cosmopolitan Club in New York
yesterday afternoon in honor Of the
foreign delegates to the international
conference Of women physicians, now
in q six-week conference at the ma
tional board Of the Y. W. c. A.. New
York City.
The object Of the tea was that the
foreign women physicians might meet
members Of the National Trade Union
League and learn Of plans for the
international congress of working
women which the Trade Union
League Is calling IN Washington o.
tober q.
MRS. CROwELL
IN NEW YORK.
Mrs. Benedict Croweil. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of War, will 20
to New York over the weekend
Mrs Robert Hinckley and Miss
Gladys Hinckley have returned to