The Washington times., 1912-10-16
- ~ Copyright, by C1inedinst.
: MRS. FRANK AUSTIN SMITH,
Who Was Miss Ruth wynne Before Her
; ?, Marriage Yesterday.

"Oru was received IN washington
yesterday afternoon by cable of the
marriage in London. of Miss Ruth
WynDe. daughter of the former POST
master General and American consul
general at London, to Frank Austin
Smith. tF
Mrs. Wynne and her daughter went
abroad several weeks ago to visit Capt.
and Mrs. Hugh Roland French, the
latter formerly Miss Ida Wynne, sister
Of yesterdays bride.
The marriage is the elimination Of
romance OF long standing, dating back
70 the school days Of the young people
IN London during the time the brides
father was consul general.
Mr.. Smith is n graduate OF Beau
mont College. Windsor. England, where
the brides brothers also attended.
Tho ywynne girls enjoyed great popu-
1arity In Washington society. and 1t IL q
matter Of general regret that their mar
riages will keep them abroad most Of
the time.
Col. and Mrs Henry May and the
Misses May have closed their summer
home, at Southampton. l.. l.. and are
spending a week or two at the Hotel
Gotham. New York. before coming to
Washington for the. season.
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Mrs. Thomas Richardson. who has
been, the guest OF friends at Lenox
since leaving Bar Harbor. has arrived
in washington and opened her resi-
dence on I street. Her son. Charles
Richardson will io!n \. her shortly
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright.
u 8. N. and Mrs. Wainwright. ar
rived in New York yesterday after an
extended European sojourn.
Mrs. Richard Townsend is spending a
few days in New York at the Hotel
Plaza ....., ...'
Mrs. Hoes, wife of the Rev. r. r.
Hoes. U. s. N. is spending a fortnight
in Frederick, Nd. visiting relatives.
, DR. and Mrs. Reid, Hunt have returned
10 Washington from Martinsville. Ohio.
where they visited DR.. Hunts mother
for several weeks.
Miss LeBaron. of Mobile. Ala, is the
Hannis Taylor.
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E =. Dr. and Mrs Theodore w. Richards
who have spent the summer in Chevy
Chase, have opened their house In
Nineteenth street for the winter.
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Brig. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe. U. S. A..
md Mrs. Sharpe. wro spent the last
two months making series of. visits
IN the North, have returned to Wash.
ington, and opened their residence. Ill;
NJ street, for the winter. Mrs. Sharpe
who Is in mourning for her sister. Mrs
Paul Dahlgren, win not participate II
the festivities Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hill and Misi
Hill, who have spent the summer a
their cottage at East Hampton. L. l..
are now in New York city and will re
turn to Washington within the next few
days for the winter.
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Judge and Mrs. William II. Hunt ant
the Misses Hunt have returned I,
Washington and have opened their resi-
depce in N street for the winter. Judg
and Mrs. Hunt spent the greater par
OF the summer In Pennsylvania. Mis-
the North Shore and Miss Gertrud
Hunt was at Cazenovia visiting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde have re
turned to Washington and have opene
their residence In Twenty-eighth stree
for the winter.
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Miss Juliette Janin, who spent most O
the summer in Longport. Is now visitin
in Philadelphia. She will return I
Washington late In November.
T.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins will return t
Washington this evening from Ne'
York where she spent the last fey
days. Mr., Hopkins will join her at tn
end of the week.
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Mrs. Bryce, wife OF the British am
bassador, arrived In Washington las
evening and will be Joined shortly b
the ambassador. who is In New York.
The Mexican Ambassador and Mime
Caiero. who are now In Mexico CIT.
are expected IN Washington the latte
part OF the month.