The Washington times., 1912-10-16
Assistant Secretary of
Navy Returns to Capital

been in New York for . few days at
tending the naval review. after q So
journ Of several weeks at Lenox and q
visit to Mrs. winthrop's mother. Mrs.
John d. Wood. at Tuxedo Park. N. z.
Mrs. X. H. C. Leutse, wife of Rear
Admiral Leutxe. u 8. N. retired. and
Miss Marion Leutze are at the High
lands while house-huntins. They ex-
poet to make Washington their per-
manent home now that Admiral Leutze
has retired from active service. Since
his retirement last spring they have
been abroad. @
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Miss Marguerite Pascal Wood. daush-
ter OF the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pas
tor Of the Church Of the Covenant, will
be married to William Logan MacCoy,
OF Philadelphia, this afternoon in the
Presbyterian Church at Overlook, Pa.
The wedding ceremony will be per-
formed by the BRIDES father. assisted
by DR.. George d. Johnston Ross. for
merry pastor Of the Bryn Mawr Presby-
terrain Church. ''.
C. Morris Wood will give his sister in
of honor, Miss Helen NJ Wood, Of st.
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Marjorie MacCoy. Miss Anne Push.
Miss Elisabeth Push, of Philadelphia;
Miss Frances Elles.s Of Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Bernice Baker, OF Tacoma, WASH
ington; and Miss Pamela Stark. of
Saginaw. Mich.
Robert L. Clothier, Of Philadelphia,
will be best man for Mr.. MacCoy and
the ushers will be Arthur Emlen Hutch
inson.. Harold Evans. John Arthur
Brown. and Robert w. Read. Of Phila-
delphia: Thomas H. Atherton. jr., Of
wilkesbarre, Pa; Samuel w. Fleming,
jr., OF Harrisburg. Pa; J. Fred Cross.
jr., of Montclair. N. j.; and Edward p.
Holden. jr., of Madison. N. J.
reception In the home Of the BRIDES
grandmother. Mrs. wistar Morris, In
Overlook, will follow the ceremony in
the church. Miss Wood has made her
home with her grandmother most Of the
time. Mr. MacCoy Is a Princeton gradu-
ate Of the class Of 'oe.
DR.. John C. Boyd. u. 8. NJ. and
Mrs. Boyd and Miss Alice Boyd. who
have been abroad since early in the
summer. are now in London and viii ar
rive in this country about the middle Of
next month.
Mrs. Bliss and Miss Ruth Bliss are
spending a few days in New York.
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Miss Dorothy Aieshire. daughter Of
the Quartermaster General Of the
Army and Mrs. Aieshire. viii leave
Washington next Thursday to spend a
, fortnight at West Point with the Com
mandant and Mrs. slayden.
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Captain Vassilier. naval attache Of
the Russian embassy. who has been In
New York attending the naval review.
returned to washington last evening.
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The President and Mrs. Taft. who
spent some time In New York. have
returned to Beverly to remain until
next week. They will then go to Hot
Springs. Va. for the autumn season.
En- route to the springs the President
and Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft will prob
ably spend a few days in washington
at the White House.
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The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Knox
are en- route to Washington from Be-
attie. Wash. where they recently land
ed, having spent the last two months
In Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sewall, who are
making a motor trip In New England.
are stopping at the Hotel Taft, New
Haven, Conn.
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Rear Admiral Edward II. Gheen, u. 8.
N. and Mrs. Gheen and the Misses
Gheen have returned to Washington
from Pittsheld, Mass. and st. Paul.
Minn.. where they spent the summer.
They have opened their residence in
New Hampshire avenue for the season.
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The charge d'affaires OF Italy, Giu-
seppe Catalani, who spent the last sew
eral days in New York. has returned to
Washington.
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Col. Edward Burr, U. 8. A., and
Mrs. Burr are giving up their residence
In Jefferson place and have taken ar
apartment in the Marlborough for tn,
winter.
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The second secretary Of the Russian
embassy. Henri de Bach, is spending
a week in New York.
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DR.. Albert Scott Harden. Of Newark
N. j., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Rich
ard Chew. at the Wyoming.
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