The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-14

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The AssisE ant Secretary of the Navy
rand Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will leave
Washington this evening for a fort
nights stay in the Adirondacks.
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Sail for Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson
sailed for Europe today, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Amy Richard
son. Bryn Mawr student, who will
remain in Europe for a year studying
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Commander and Mrs. W W White
nave given up their residence. at Ills
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Mrs. White and Miss Louise White.
who is now a guest of Miss katherine
Ciaeaugn IN her summer home in Mary
land' via leave Washington early in
August for Canada.
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Mrs. E. H. C. Slater. of Washington.
VINO IS spending the summer at her cot
tage IN Newport, has as her guest Miss
Baldwin, OF New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Griffin. OF Norfolk
Va. are visiting in Washington. Mrs
GrlH1n viii so to New York in a few
DAYS 70 spend several weeks. the guest
or friends, and Mr.. Griffin will return
to Norfolk
At Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Randall. of wash
ington, are sIending some Zine at Vlr.
GINA Beach.
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Mrs. NJ. Eleanor Whitney and Miss
Cara =. Taliaferrc nave gone TO Vir-
ginia Beach for ? stay Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A SiIber. accom-
panied BY their young son, are spending
several weeks In Atlantic City.
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Schladt-Probey.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine c.
Schladt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Schladt. TO William S. Prodigy.
took place this morning at O'Clock in
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, the
pastor, the Rev. Thomas s. Harlin. of
flciating. Only a small family party at
tended the ceremony.
Miss SChiadt wore a handsome tailored
suit of white serge, with a white mic
ture hat trimmed with white plInes.
and carried instead of the conventional
pTl6al bouquet, white bound prayer
Miss Anna 3. sehIadt. who acted as
the maid OF honor and her sisters OnIv
attendant, wore a dainty white batiste
fTock with pink satin sash and a bIa
picture hat trimmed with white plurnes
Leo Prodigy acted SIS best man for his
0nortly after the ceremony Mr.. and
mrs PRODIGY left Washington for an eZ-
IeHslVe bridal trip. to Boston, New
YORK. 1ork; ana Atlantic City. Mrs. PRODIGY
with blue plumed hat After SenteT9-
Der !, they viii reside at the Cora.
Mr. and Mrs. George KIinknett have
as their guests for several weeks AT
their residence, sos Indiana avenue, Mr..
kInknett's mother and sister, Mrs
Margaret Klinknett and Mrs Mabel
klinknett Long, Of Fitzgerald, Ga.
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Miss Isabella Hagner. DR.. Francis r.
HagneT, and Charles Hagner are the
guests of Paymaster and Mrs. Biseoa
at the Norfolk Navy Yard. having been
called there on account II the illness
or Paymaster I. Thomas Hagner, who is
TndeE treatment at the United States
Naval Hospital.
Commander and Mrs. ". ]. Sears Of
Washington, who have been spending
some time in Asbury Park, are now
spending q few days in Atlantic Citv
guests at the St Charles Hotel.
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Monroe Selinger celebrated his twenty
first - Pday anniversary last evening.
at rs INme 81 r street northwest.
After = ~rogram Of vocal and instr7l-
mental music, and dancing, a buffet
supper was served
Miss Helen Kaufman. Of Baltimore,
who has been spending the past week
with friends in this city, returned home
yesterday.
Alvin Hoffa has returned 10 his home
in New York, after spending a week
in town with relatives. Miss Helene
Hoffa viii leave Thursday TO spend the
summer at Atlantic City.
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The Jolly DOZen'' has invitations out
for tug ride down the Potomac
Sunday, July Is
Miss Eva 7igg will leave next Sat
urday for LeOnardtown, St. Mary's
county, for a 40 weeks stay.
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Mrs Marx kaufman has Joined her
brother. ID. J. kaufman. and family, /
at Providence Farm, Silver Spying,
Md, FOR the rest of the summer.
$40