The Washington herald., 1919-03-20

ina Boiling. her daughter, have gone
TO Big Stone Gap, near Bristol. va.
TO yisit Mr.. W. n. Msury and the
Misses Aaury. Their mother was an
other daughter of Mrs. Boiling. She
died about two years ago.
Former Speaker Of the House and
Mrs. Champ Clark have returned from
trip In the South. which included
visit to their son-In-lav and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Thomp-
son, in New Orleans.
Edouard de Billy, acting French
High Commissioner. is spending sew
eral days in New York.
Secretary Of Labor. william B. VIII
son. has returned from a short tiip
TO New Jersey.
Senator Eiiodore Yanez, head Of the
special Chilean commercial mission
20 the United States, Great Britain.
France and Italy, will come to
Washington about May l. The other
members Of the mission are Don Juan
Enrique Toesrnsl. former minister Oh
foreign relations, and Don Auyusto
Villsnueys- president Of the Bank Of
Chile.
Col. L. d. Teiusanu, military at
tache OF the legation Of Rumania, and
Nine Teiusanu. who are now at the
Shorehsm. will go today to apart
ment sos. Stoneleigh Court, where
they Will make their home for the
present. Nine. Teiusanu Is an Amer
lean woman and was, before her mar
rage. MISS Humphrey, Of Philadel-
phis-
]. Low Hartman entertained at
dinner last evening at the Cafe St
Marks.
Capt and Mrs. Arthur Woods, who
lived here for the period of the war
and had the house at 2I5s Florida
avenue, have returned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gambrill. also
of New York. have leased the house.
Mr.. and Mrs Gambrill have been
living in the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ward Brown at 1889 Twenty ninth
street, which Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Bowers have just taken. That
house has been occupied by several
families during the last year. Will
lam Rhinelander Stewart. jr, had
the house but gave II up when he
left here last summer for France.
Then Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Searle Bar
clay occupied the house until they
returned to New York recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gsmbrill,
leased IL then and now Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Bowers have It.
They took possession the first OF
March. Mr.. and Mrs Bowers were
living in Chicago until recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Innis, who
had the house at 1921 n street. have
returned to their home in Proyi-
dence. Capt. Jennings. u. s. A, has
taken the house which is the home
OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. II. II.
Southerland.
Col. and Mrs. Charles 3. Warren
have returned from an extended
stay in Detroit. They are packing
up. preparatory to returning to De-
troit within the next few days to-
remain permanently. They have
leased the Hendrie house at Crosse
Point and will take possession of
II shortly. They have been occupy
ing Cen James Alishires' house in
s street for more than a year.
Miss Tracy Lyon, who has been
the guest of her hrother-in-law and
sister, Capt and Mrs. Sherman
Haight. Will go at the end of the
week to Philadelphia to visit Miss
home in New York from Phitadel-
phia-
Capt GiIliard Ravsnel, U. 8. A,
who has been in France for more
than a year, will sail this week for
home.
Warren S. Blauvelt will come to
Washington next week to join his
wife and their daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Stanton. at the waFdnan Park Inn.
Mr.-BIauvelt and Mrs. Stanton will
leave Washington about the LIST Of
April for their home in Detroit. max
ing the trip by motor. Mrs. Blau-
welt and her mother. Mrs. L. S.
woodbury., will go to Detroit by train
about the same time. They will
remain in Detroit permanently. They
have been in Washington for more
than a year. Mr.. Blsuvelt was con-
nected with the Fuel Administra ton,
but was released some time ago and
returned Immediately to Detroit,
coming here for the week-ends.
Miss Dorothy MILAN, Of Ann Aroor.
Mich, will leave Washington April
I. after completing a course in nurs-
ing at Walter Reed Hospital. She
will go TO New York to join her
mother, Mrs. George W. MILAN, and
they both will go to Ann Arbor from
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumney, who
were staying at the Wardmsn PARK
o. Inn. have returned to their home in
Detroit
Capt. and Mrs. Sidney Small. who
have been in Florida for more than
a month. will return to Washington
Saturday. They are leaving Wash
ington about April l for their home
in Detroit.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Scott will return at the end of the
week from a fortnight's visit in New
York
Lieut. and Mrs. John Kendrick
Bangs. jr., will leave Washington at
the end Of the week to spend a fort
night with Mrs. Bangs brother, Rob-
ert d. McFadon. on his farm in Vir-
ginia. O..
Mr.. and Mrs. Stsuart Pittman will
leave Washington the first Of the
month for their Detroit home They
Charles Frailey home, in Chevy
Chase preparatory to their departure
N-s Thomas r Hutchinson was hos-