The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
met FIRST ON BATTLESHIP
LIEI r. HtTCHINS, q. s. ", AND
MISS EILEEN iNGLIN TO MARRY
sister of the Actress Was with Her IN
Melbourne when the Fi'et Arrived
aud 10th Received Many Alterations
From the Omceru of tho Louisiana.

/ aud 10th Received Many Alterations
From the Omcers of tho Louisiana.
marriage license was issued yesterday
at tue City Hall to Lieut.. Charles Thomas
Washing, on Navy Yard. and Miss Eileen
Mary Warren Anglin Of Is West Fifty
ninth street Miss Anglin Ia the sister Of
Miss Margaret Anglin. the actress. Lieut.,
Hutchins il 80 years old and Miss Anglin
-. The wedding will take place on July II
az 81. Patrick Cathedral
The engagement Of Lieut.. Hutohins
and Miss Anglin In the result OF a romance
associated with the cruise OF the Atlantic
feet around the world When the aeet
seached Australia In August. 1903. IL be-
| came known that Margaret AngDn was
playing In The Thief at Melbourne.
while the battleships were at Sydney a
rivalry arose among the officers a. TO
who should be the Hrst TO entertain Miss
Anglin on shipboard when the feet
reached Melbourne The officers Of the
louisiana. on which Lieut. Hutchins
was stationed. won ont. They sent an
emissary overland from sydney 20 Mel
bourne He arrived there the day pre-
cAding the fleets arrival. which was on a
Saturday The emissary secured Miss
Anglin's promise 20 b. the guest Of the
officers Of the Louisiana az luncheon on
the ship on the next day
Miss Anglin asked tina, she might
bring her sister. Miss Eileen. who was her
companion on her theatrical tour OF
Australia. At the luncheon I.isut
Hutchins first met his prospective bride.
who by mere chance had been seated
next 10 him nc the table
During the stay % the fleet In Mel
bourne the AnElin residence was visited
often Ivy th. American officers and the
Anglin sisters gave many entertainments
in their honor Miss Margaret Anglin
had Ia keep hcr theatrical engagements
and the bulk of the entertaining had 10
~ done by her sister When Margaret
Anghn first went to Australia on her tour
-hs lived at hotels. hut she attracted 20
much attention there that in Melbourne
and in other cities shs found IL necaasary
sister Lieut. Hutchina was a devoted
attendant at the AnGlin entertainments
in Melbourne and was seen az nearly all
rho great public functions in company
with Miss Eileen Angiin.
Lieut. Hutchins was graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1901. He is the sou
Of Rear Admiral Charles Thomas Hutchins.
retired On the cruise 81 the Atlantic
fleet around the world he was an aid TO
Rear Admiral Emory. whose flagship on
the first part ~ the cruise. from Hampton
Roads to IAN Francisco. was the Georgia.
. Al San Francisco Rear Admiral Emery
WIS promoted To the command ~ the
secund division % the feet and raised
his Hag on the Louisiana. Hear Admiral
mory retired from active duty late in
the fall - 1913. when the Louisiana was
sent n Hongkong 20 allow him to land
Nftsr that Lieut. Hutchin- became one
Of the watch officers Of the Louisiana.
I'm the return Of the battleship TO Hamp-
ton Roads he was detached from the ship
and was sent TO the Washington Navy
! ard Lieut. Hutchns spent large
tart ot his boyhood in France and IL an
expert French linglist Miss Angiin
I@arnad French in her childhood In Can
ada and also in her various visits ~ more
or l..Ss length IN France.
Like her sister Margaret. the actress
she was horn In the Parliament HouA.,
NJ OTTAWA. Canada. her father for many |
years having been an oficer Of Parlia-
mont.
i.ut Huchins ~ one ~ the most |
men % the navy Resides the |
cruise around tho world and several |
rr'iiSe~ in European waters he went |
J. Cape Town several years ago on the |
BROOKLYN The officers ~ the ship were
taken ;o Johannesburg and Pretoria
and made nm extensive Journey over tho
Of the Uoer war