The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-24

Mrs. Beck and their daughter. Miss
Beatrice Beck. will spend the winter
and spring there. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
formerly were residents OF Washington
when Mr. Beck was Assistant Attorney
General under Mckinley and Roosevelt
They have been living at 100 East
Sixty-fifth street.
Miss Belle Skinner, who has been
passing the autumn with her brother
Mr. William skinner, at Holyoke, Mass.
since her return from France, has re-
turned to 36 East Thirty-ninth street
for the winter.
Baron and Baroness de viliers du
TERRACE have returned from their we'd
ding trip to 8 East Seventy-ninth street.
where they will remain, until they sail
on the Adriatic December Is. The
baroness was Miss Ruth King
Mr.. Arthur Outram Sherman will
give theatre party tonight for his de-
butante daughter Miss Audrey Towns
end Sherman, and afterwards a supper
and small dance at the Plaza.
Dances will be given tonight by Mrs.
w. Goadby Loew for Miss Evelyn Loew
and by Mrs. William B. de Haven for
Miss Virginia de Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n. McCarter
have come from Rumsonhill, Rumson,
n. j., to the st. Regis, where yesterday
Mrs. William +. Sheehan gave a lunch
con.
United States Senator James W.
Wadsworth. Jr.. is at the Belmont.
Senator Wadsworth will return to Gene
SEQ. y. Y. where he will remain for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Ruth Stillman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph f. Stillman, will start
for Paris on December 4, where she will
pass tho winter.
DR.. and Mrs. George Gray Ward, Jr..
have returned from Rumson, NJ j., and
are occupying their new residence at
4S East Fifty-second street.
Mrs. Paul verdier. daughter of Gen.
terday and is at the Vanderbilt prior to
sailing for France.
Miss Frances G. de Peyster and Miss
Augusta NJ. de Peyster have taken q
suite at the Commodore, where they will
remain for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Baker, Jr..
will open their house this week at $50
Madison avenue for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Billings is a guest of
Miss Laura Wheeler at 81 East Seventy
eighth street.
Mrs. Charles Henry Coster has re-
turned from Tuxedo Park. N. Y, for the
winter
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd will
have large dinner party at her house,
666 Fifth avenue. tonight
Miss Martha Maynard has returned
TO 129 East Seventy-sixth street from
her summer home, near Redding, Conn.
Mrs. Barstow Drake Smith and fam
lily have taken an apartment at the
Hotel Gotham for the winter.
WASHINGTON.
The British Ambassador and LADY
Geddes entertained at dinner at the
EinDaSsV last night IN honor of Vice.
Admiral Sir William Packenham. com
nlander-in-chief of the North Atlantic
and West Indies station.
Captain and Mrs. C. c. Calhoun gave
dinner last night their guests be-
ing asked TO meet the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Colby. Secretary Colby,
however having been called to New
York, was unable to be present.
The Charge d'Affaires of italy and
Nine. Brambilla. with her mother Mrs.
George Won l.. Meyer, entertained at
luncheon yesterday Their guests were
the Polish Minister and Princess Luz
bomirslSi. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren ID.
Robbins, Mile. de st. Paul. and Col.
Alfred du Bosch of the Belgian En-
bassy.
Mrs. James p Tarvin gave a tea yes
terday afternoon for Miss Rosamond
starr of Maryland, whose engagement
to her son, Mr.. John w. Bell, has
been announced.
Captain and Mrs. r. T. Craven gave
a reception yesterday afternoon to pre-
sent to society their daughter, Miss
Anna Wickes Craven.
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