The Washington herald., 1919-01-21
in the Social sNorlo
gy MAUD xsDouoAA

to the Netherlands legation The for
mer is living at 1888 Biltmore street.
and Mr.. Zimmerman has an apart
ment at Wardman Park Inn. The
Cuban legation also has a new tenn
porary attache. p. A. Bonet, who Is a
special delegate to the food admin
istration Of Cuba. He is accompanied
by Mime. Bonet, and they are living
at the California
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye ell
tertained a dinner party last night In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown. of Baltimore, who are their
house guests, and of Mr.. Andrew
Moreland, of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Maryes
sister, who is stopping with them for
a few days on her way South.
Representative Charles B. Ward, of
New York. and Mrs. Ward entertained
at dinner at Rauschers last night in
compliment to the members of the
Republican delegation from New Iork
to Congress, and their wives.
The little group of bachelor secre-
taries and attaches of the British i.-
CATION. who had a house in Porter
street, Cleveland Park, for the sum-
mer and autumn months, are at 1873
Twenty-fourth street for the winter.
In the group are Nigel Law and Rom
aid Campbell. third secretaries; Capt.
F. G. MacGregor, commercial secre-
tary, temporarily attached, and P. v.
Emry Evans, one of the new secre-
tartes on the temporary stan Of the
embassy.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, wife Of Justice
Pftney of the Supreme Court, was at
home yesterday afternoon for the first
time this season.
Mrs. Louis Brandeis. wife Of Justic.
Brandeis of the Supreme Court, and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Bran
deis, who is with them this winter.
were at home yesterday afternoon at
their residence at Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood re-
ceived yesterday afternoon, and had
with her her guests. Commander Zog-
baum, Y. S. N, just returned from
duty in the North Sea, and Mrs. zog-
baum: Mrs. Alfred Halves. of Toronto.
ard Miss Antoinette Graves, of New
York.
Robert Spear Hudson, third secre-
tary OF the British embassy. and Mrs.
Hudson are established at 230S Massa-
chusetts avenue for the winter. Mrs
Hudson was formerly Miss Hannah
Randolph. Of Philadelphia
Mrs. c. c.. McChord, wife Of the
head of the Interstate Commerce
Commissioner. received yesterday ar-
noon. assisted by her daughter. Mrs
George Leroy Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley left
Washington this morning for New
York, to be absent until Monday. This
will prevent Mrs. Bradley observing
her regular Sunday afternoon at
home. Mrs. Raymond Shipman. the
sister-in-law OF Mr and Mrs, Brad
ley's daughter. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man, accompanied them to New York
after having been their guest here
for a short time
Miss Daviette FickIen gave a
dance last night at the Washington
Club in honor OF Miss Margaret
Devereux, whose marriage to Capt
Richard Hall Jeschke, L. S. NJ. c,
will take place on January q
Mrs. Daniel Read Anthony. jr.,
wife of Representative Anthony, Of
Kansas. will give a large tea on Sat
urday at their new home on wvo-
ming avenue, when she will presen,
their debutarte daughter. Miss
Eleanor Havens Anthony. Later in
the season Representative and Mrs
Anthony will give a dance in her
honor.
Maj. Gen. William c. Gorgas. sur
geon general. U S. A. retired. will
return to Washington from Guate-
mala about the first of February. He
will make another trip to South
America early in the spring. when
Mrs. Gorgas, who is recovering from
serious illness. will accompany
him.
Mrs. Homer p. Snyder will enter
tam at luncheon at the Army and
Navy Club on Thursday in cOmpli-
ment TO her daughter. Mrs. E. II.
Teall. who is her house guest.
Commander Theodore Jewell heads
the floor committee OF Welcome Home
ball for the benefit of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital. to be
held at the Willard on W. dnesdav
night. He will be assisted by Sur
Gen Rupert Blue, Col. Constant Cor
der, Mr.. N. H Lah<varS- secretary
of the Rumanian legation: Count
Raoul d'Adhemar, Mr. Louis de
Sartiges, secretary of the French en-
oassy: Lieut. Maurice Boyer and
Capt. Dumouret. of the French high
commission; Mai. Maurice Connolly.
Maj. VIM. f. Fowler, Capt Robert
s. Hume. Capt. Francis Winslow.
Capt Conor Corpinger, Lieut. David
Z. Finley. Lieut.. Arthur Bradley
Campbell, Mr.. Robert Bell, Lieut.
John J. Chew. jr., Mr.. Henderson