The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-02

pines Win neF SlSlsEs MIS- 4. D AEHl-
strong. wife of Captain Armstrong.
United States Cavalry.
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Departure Postponed.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
| Jusserand. who had booked passage TO
/ Europe for July 8, have postponed their
departure until later. dependent upon
| the close OF Congress.
/ They have been travelling extensively
! In the West and on the Pacific coast,
and only returned TO Washington a
day or two ago. Monday they will go
to Port Henry. \. Y to attend the
! tercentenary celebration on Lake Cham
plain. but will return TO Washington
| Immediately afterwards
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The Minister of the Netherlands and
/ Nine. Loudon and the members Of the
] legation staff are established at Bar
| Hsrbor for the summer.
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The minister Of Chile has joined Nine
| Cruz at Atlantic City, where she pre-
ceded him a fortnight ago, for the sea-
son.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Ralph en-
| tertained the sophomore medical class
of the George Washington University
informally wednesday, SNGiilit6 ca Nia~AA
residence. on Eleventh street.
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Mrs. George ". Read, wife of Captain
| Read, u. S. A, has gone to Gloucester,
| Mass, where Captain Read viii join
her later IN the summer
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The Rev. and Mrs wcllace Radcliffe
| win close their Washington residence
about the middle Of the month and will
| go TO Huron Mountain, n. H, for the
season.
Mrs Walter Mclean and Miss Gisis
| Mclean, wife and daughter of Captain
/ Mclean, L. s. N, left Washington this
! morning for ocean City, y. j., where
they win be the guests Of Mrs. John
Ross Martin, wife Of Pay Director John
Ross Martin. L. S N, at her summer
home Miss Mclean will go later to
Towanda. Pa, and the Adirondacks for
a series of visits
Miss Mary a Cryder is spending the
| summer at Hawthorne Inn, East Glou-
cester Mass, with her father, W. Wet
more Cryder.
DR. Hamilton Wright left washington
today for a short stay at Atlantic City
and Avon, n. J. Later In the summer
he viii join Mrs Wright and their chill
dren, who are spending the season OF
the coast Of Maine
Mrs. Murray A. Cobb entertained a
small company Informally at luncheon
today.
Lyddane-Tulloss
Miss Clara Moreiand Tdlloss and Nor
timer Carlisle Lyddane were married
wednesday at noon in the Parish hal
Of Trinity Episcopal Church, Third and
, c streets northwest. The assistant rec
tor. the Rev Clarence Whitmore, Off
ciated. in The presence OF a small com
/ pany Of relatives
. The bride wore a three-piece natural
Il colored pongee suit with hat TO match
and carried a white prayerbook
, | Miss Lucy Tulloss, sister of the bride
/ who was the only attendant, wore {
/ dainty white lingerie gown with blacl
/ hat trimmed with plumss, and carried
pink carnations.
lantic CITY Immediately after the cere
mony, and viii be at nome to thei
p / friends after August !, at their new
residence, 605 Kenyon street.
Miss Gertrude G. Lyddane. OF Camden
Ark, a sister OF the bridegroom, camt
to Washington to attend the wedding.
T Clsyton--Beasley.
? The marriage of Miss Edna Radcliffe
70 Beasfey. daughter Of Capt. and Mrs W
q, iP. Beasley. to Aubrey Hinton Clay ton
lof Washington, took place YESTERDAY
Afternoon in the home of the bride
{ parents. on West High street, Peters
4 iburg, Va. The ceremony. which was at
TENDED bv a large party OF relatives an,
friends. was performed by the Rev. DR.
2 William G.. Starr. of Norfolk, assiste'
BY the Rev. j. b. VIM, Of Petersburg
The bride, who was escorted to tn
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