The Washington herald., 1919-07-27
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I They were at the Ritz in New. York
For several weeks. and one day when
I happened in to see Mrs. Wichfeld IN
that hostelry she explained to me that
\ she was planning to go to Norway
and later would pass some time In
Paris with her daughter, Mrs. Henri
Ms rquisan. who was until her mar
rage. some months ago, Frances
! Moore. The wichfelds will be back
In America late in the autumn.
"Coincident with the sailing OF the
Wichfelds I have heard a very inter-
esting piece Of news regarding their
beautiful country estate at Prides
Crossing. Mass. No less a parsonage
than Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt jr..
will occupy it during the remainder Of
the summer.
Birdie" Vanderbilt has had what
one wag termed a restless summer"
First she was to take villa at New
port, then she announced her deter
mination of summering on the Pacific
Coast. Then another change Of plans
and she turned up at French Lick
Springs. Another turn OF the wheel
. and we find her at Mrs. Wichfeld's
place.
The Vanderbilt children - Muriel.
Consuelo and the young son-are also
on the North Shore with their mater.
1t has been many. many years since
the North Shore has been able to
boast of having a Vanderbilt among
its summer colonists-
Cornelia Vanderbilt. who was in
New York for a while with her
mother. has gone a-visiting in Port
land. Ne, while Mrs. Vanderbilt has
come back to Washington.
i aI
a life saver at one OF the municipal
swimming pools? Well. he is. God
frey Mcdonald is doing the same
thing I think it is splendid Of those
boys, don't you. for neither Of them
have 70 work and yet didn't want to
loaf around all summer. They are
both tickled to death over the money
they are making. They have long
hours, from II a. m until p m. l
think it is
Ted's mother. Mrs. Theodore A Bald
win, is not planning to go away az
all this summer as Col. Baldwin is
tied to his work here at the War De-
partment. She feels that they have
been separated so long-Col. BALDWIN
recently returned after long service
in Francs-that they don't want to be
parted now when it isn't absolutely
AACGt55dA -NOl OAAAy - ~ u '-
swimmer. but so is his little brother.
aged :. They say he could swim when
he was q little tot OF > years. his
name is Dick. He learned TO swim
as a baby at jamestown and did II
so well that folks used to gather
around to see the little Baldwin
BABY swim" He was quite a sensa-
ton there. He goes down to the pool
TO swim with Ted now and has a
great time!
The BaLdwins don't seem to know
how long they are going to be in
Washington; like ali army people,
their plans are all in the air. They
are at the ParkWCod. you know.
Their big mouse in K street has been
rented Dy Congressman and Mrs
Charles Ward. Of New York, for about
three years now. Mrs Baldwin's sis
ter. Miss Katherine Judge, says she IS
going to open her apartment at l'e5
Mass acnuseILs avenue next winter. II
has been rented for several winters
EO& and she has spent most Of her
time il New York meanwhile. Roy
Rainey-Paul Rainey's brother-Ot
Cleveland. occupied il one winter. I
don't know whether he had it last
winter or not. Miss Judge has been
at the Shorehsm for about a fort
night bat plans to leave shortly to
join her sister. Mrs. Woodward, in
New York and go jauntins in the
North with her