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his wife. to whom he was married about
eighteen months ago, resides. Mrs. Woody
is niece OF Mrs. Harry Warren. wife Of
the headquarters detective Warren Of
this city. Mr.. Woody's last visit to his
home, Mrs Warren said today, was about
a month ago. His name is not in the list
of those saved.
On Honeymoon Tour.
Lucien P. Smith, son-in-law of Repre-
sentative James A. Hughes of West Vir-
ginia, was returning with his young bride
from honeymoon trip abroad. In the list
OF Titanic passengers reported on board
the Carpathia appears the name of Mrs.
Lucien P. Smith, but her husbands name
is not in the list. Mrs. Smith was Miss
Eloise Hughes. She was married in
February. a few months after her coming
out party. one OF the elaborate social
functions Of the early winter, at the New
Willard. She is not yet twenty years old.
Her husband was a member of a prom
inent and wealthy West Virginia family
and was related to the du Points of Della
ware. They planned honeymoon trip
around the world, but changed their
plans and notified the families that they
were returning home. The fact that their
names were not on the original passenger
their having been in France, boarding the
liner at Cherbourg
Some doubt still remains as to the fate
OF Francis D. Millet, the artist and MEM
1t Is believed that the name Mile" which
appears on the roster OF the rescued. is
in reality that Of Mr.. Millet.
Mrs. Churchill Candee Safe.
A late addition to the list of Washing
tonians now on board the Carpathia is
Mrs. Churchill Candee Of 171S Rhode
Island avenue northwest. Mrs. Candee
went on board the Titanic at Cherbourg
AirhOugh her name Is in the latest re-
vised list. of the saved. her son, Harold
Candee, up to this morning had re-
cefved no word from her. Mrs Candee
has been abroad since early in the year
have been in southern Italy and more lat
terly made the trip up the Nile.
II was announced a few weeks ago
that she was about to return for the
spring season in this city.
The Misses Young Safe.
Miss Marie Grice Young and Miss Mar
garet Wilson Young. who are among the
rescued. formerly lived in washington.
The former is the daughter of the late
Samuel Grice Young. She is q finished
musician. having been the private teacher
OF Miss Ethel Roosevelt, and Is a close
personal friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page. The young women are nieces
OF the late Gov Shepherd
1t Is learned definitely, as announced in
The Star. that Col. Archibald Oracle was
rescued and is on board the Carpathia, as
Is Mrs. Henry B. Harris.
Miss Helen Oracle, daughter of Col.
Oracle. will leave this evening for New
York. to meet her father when the Car
pathia arrives: Mrs. Oracle is supposed
to be in New York. where, it is said. she
went few weeks ago, for an indefinite
stay.
Senator Guggenheim in New York,
Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim Of Col
orado left today for New York. in order
to be on the scene when the survivors
OF the disaster arrive in port. The SEN
ator's brother. Benjamin Guggenheim. is
among the Titanic's missing and the
FAMILY has given up practically all
hope. All Of the Guggenheims will be in
New York this afternoon. Senator Gug-
genheim has kept in close touch with the
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