The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
Society:

campaign. The Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall, who have
been out In Arizona for a month or
more, have started homeward and
are due to reach here about a week
from today, having stopped en-
route at Hot Springs. Ark. They
have been very much missed for
there are few people more genuinely
liked in Washington than the Mar
shalls. 1 imagine that they will
take an apartment at. Wardman
Park Hotel before many weeks
have passed. There was some talk
OF Mrs. Marshall going to some re-
sort-most likly Petoskey. Mich
for the summer because of the
health of her little foster son but
now that he has passed away they
must stay here like they did last
season and move from the will
lard down town to the wardman
on the edge of town.
C0LBYs TO GET SETTLED
WITHIN ANOTHER WEEK.
The Colbys will be settled In
Washington within another week
and will, probably do some enter
tanning during the spring season.
they are sure to be en-
tertained a great deal. Washington
is anxious to get acquainted with
the Colbys, particularly with Mrs.
Colby. No one 1 can find seems to
know them well. A few people say
they have met them but don't seem
to recall much about them. The
house they have taken at the corner
OF Fifteenth and X streets is q
old home, the r. X. Hit
house, with a big side yard and
thick shrubbery that shuts out
from the home q view Of the busl-
ness houses that are rapidly creep
ing around It on all sides. That old
block which has long been one OF
the most fashionable in Washing
ton, is destined to become a business
section before many years have
passed. fear. Tho Campbell Graefs
who bought the house several
years ago will give 1t up at the
end of this week and will go to
one of the hotels. They expect to
go to Europe later in the season.
They came here. you will remember,
from London shortly after England
entered the war. i Understood at the
time they were coming just for the
period Of the war but appatently
they are to reside here indefinitely,
because they have bought this
house and they say they will be
back in the fall. Mrs. Graef, / think
1t is, has many relatives in this
country. 1 know either Mr.. or Mrs.
Graef Is a cousin of Gen Charles
Treat, for one. When they first
came here they had a house in
Massachusetts, avenue. 1900 and
something.
OLYvE GRAEF PROMINENT
WITH YOUNGER SMART SET.
They have certainly taken an
active part in society since they
have been here and Olyve Graef
rapidly became Identified with the
smart younger set. She belongs 20
the Princes own" as the little
group of girls who played about
with the Prince of Wales when he
was here, are sometimes called.
They also belong to the British
Embassy crowd" as they are also
designated sometimes. The crowd
consisted of the younger members
of the embassy stan and of several,
other embassy STATS and OF Mildred
Bromwell, Margaret Harding. Mil
licent Rogers-when she is here
Olyve Graef and a number of others.
Jane Story belonged to the crowd
before she up and married one OF
them, Capt. r. r. Glen. They sail
this week for Capt. Glen's new post
in Toxic. His mother who has been
here since early last winter. sailed
yesterday for London. Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon departs In about a
week or ten days for Rio de Janeiro
to Join her husband. who IL now
counselor of the British Embassy
there.
Several of the British Embassy
staff are OFF gallavsnting with the
Prince Of Wales in Panama and
California. so altogether the Brit
ish Embassy is rather q deserted
place. But those who are there. in
cluding Ronald Lindsay. are plan
ming a dandy party-a dance-for
next Tuesday evening Perhaps
they'll be back by then. for the
prince sailed from San Diego for
Honolulu last Thursday. And ] am
that the British make admirable
y
laws don't affect them. and a little
bird whispered in my ear that their
supply Is something tremendous.
CROWD ALL DANCE WELL
AND CERTAINLY DO 1T ENOUGH.
That crowd all dance well. too.
Goodness knows they dance enough!
When there isn't a party going on
they either get up one-like the
costume ball they gave at Mrs.
Charles Bromwelrs some weeks ago
or else attend the supper dance
at the Cafe st. Marks or out at
Wardman. But II you sec any OF
that crowd without the others, they
just look lost, r. II. Hadow and
H. v. Tenant attended the wom-
ems Army and Navy League ball
together last week and they looked
positively pftiful: they Just seemed
lost because they didn't have Mar
garet Harding or Mildred Bromwell
or any OF their own friends to dance
with. They roamcd about like lost
souls! Have you seen Capt. Snagge
since he came back? / don't know
Just what he Is doing here; whether
he is attached to the embassy or
not. Al any rate, he Is having a
good time as usual running around
with the same crowd he used to run
with before he departed: the Rey-
nolds Hits and their friends. He is
the best company in the world; an
addition to any party.
Tho new Ambassador sailed yes
terday; at least those were his plans
and Is expected here about the 20th
the embassy will take a new lease
on life once more! For Sir Auck-
land and his wife are live wires
and their five children arc '1ivelier
wires" and are sure to make things
hum Thu nAdAaa will ha anfar-