The Washington times., 1913-07-16
Son Of George Washington's
Dean win Take Wife Tomor-
row in Brides Home.
n interesting midsummer mar

A n interesting midsummer mar
~ riage win be that tomorrow OF
n Miss Helen L. wilooz. daush-
ter of walter r, Wilcox OF this
city, to Howard w. Hodekins, son Of
the Dean Of George washington Uni
'versity and Mrs Howard L. Hodgkins.
The ceremony win take place at I1:3o
O'clock In the morning at the apart
ments Of the brides father at the
Parker apartments, and the Rev.
Father Krug win officiate. The only at
tendant win be the bridegroom's best
man. H.. Shield McCandlish.
Members of the two families and a
few intimate friends. among them the
Misses Feldmeyer. Of Annapolis, win
witness the ceremony and be present at
the breakfast which follows
The Misses Feidmeyer. of Annapolis,
arrived in Washington today and are
guests Of Miss Helen Wilcox. whose
marriage to Howard w. Hodgkins will
take pace tomorrow morning.
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E Countess Gizycka, who spent the
winter in Washington with her mother,
Grs Robert Patterson, at her home on
Dupont circle, has gone to New York
from their home at Lake Forest, Ill,
and will sail on board the Inperator on
Saturday to spend the rest of the sum-
mer abroad.
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CONGRESSMAN Peter Goelet Gerry viii
give a dinner tomorrow night at the
squantum Club, Newport. for. the House
Committee on Naval Affairs, who are
visiting Newport.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Mccormick
have returned TO this country from
visit in Europe. and will spend the rest
of the season at Bar Harbor. ..
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Lewis C. LayIin, Assistant Secretary
of the Interior, has returned to Wash
ington from Ohio. where he accom-
panied Mrs. Laylin, who is spending the
summer there. Mr.. and Mrs. Laylin
motored to Gettysburg. and from there
continued the journey by motor to their
home in Ohio.
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Commander Maximilian Burstyn,
naval attache of the Austro-Hun-
garian embassy, left Washington last
night for Manchester, Mass where
he will Join Ambassador Constantin
Dumba and the members u the eni-
bassy staff located there. lie will
remain on the North shore for three
or four weeks before going to Can
ada and the Great Lakes. --r.- 4
Mrs. Henry C. Corbin will close her
apartment at the Connecticut on
Monday and will go TO the North
Shore above Boston for the rest Of
the summer. Her sister. Miss Patten.
went to New York today. and will
sail Saturday for Europe.
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The Countess de San Esteban de
Canongo. wife of the second spanish
secretary. has entered the women's
tennis matches at Newport and yes
terday played with the team for the
first time. She Is a charming young
athlete, a beautiful dancer and one Of
the most popular young matrnns Of
the Diplomatic Corps IN Washington.
Count and Countess de San Esteban
de Canongo are spending the sum-
mer at Newport where the legation
Is located.
Mrs. James Roosevelt, Of Poughkeep-
sic, n. Y, is the guest of her son,
Franklin Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy, at the residence in n
street which he leased On coming to
Washington from Rear Admiral and
Mrs. william Sheffield CowIes.
The Assistant Secretary has just re-
turned to Washington from a visit to
his wife. Mrs. Roosevelt, at Eastport.
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Mrs. Morven Thompson has left Wash
ington for North Hatley. Canada, where
she win visit Mrs. E. P. Rawle. Of
Philadelphia, at the latter's sumner
ihome
MT. and Mrs. Everett Rapley have LETT
Washington en- route for trip to the
Great Lakes. and will spend some time
at Macdnac Island. They recently re-
turned to Washington from their coun-
try home. whore they spent month.