The Washington times., 1913-08-08
Wife and Daughters of Postal Chief
Have Returned to Washington Home
Washington Man Takes Girl
From South Orange, N. J.,
As His Bride.

Washington is much interested in the
news Of the marriage of Miss Madeleine
Allen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Allen, of South Orange, N. j., to VIII
liam A. Slater. jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Slater. Of Washington, d. c.
The wedding will take place tomorrow
at York Harbor, Me-, at May Cottage,
the summer home of the brides parents.
Miss Allen is sister of Mrs George
Peabody, of New York, and is a debu-
tante of last season.
Mr.. Slater, who is a grandson of the
late John F. Slater, founder of the
Slater-Jewett cotton mills at Jewett
CITY, Conn.,. was a student at Harvard
until December. 1911. when he decided to
learn the cotton manufacturing. busi-
ness. He went into active work in the
Jewett City mills. Mr.. Slater and his
bride expect to go TO his estate at Pine
hurst N. C., to make their home.
The minister of Chile. Mime. suarez
and their family. have arrived at As
bury Park. n. J., after spending
couple OF weeks in New York. They
are established at the New Monterey
Hotel Tor the remainder Of the season.
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Congressman and Mrs. Oscar caIla.
way, Of Texas, have had as their guest
for scme time, Miss Trudie Wilson OF
Texas. Miss Wilson expects to leave
Washington next week for her homo
Mrs S. ]. Kubel and her daughter
Miss Florence Kubel, of 1000 East Can
itol street, viii leave Washington short
~ Tor months visit to jamestown.
r. 1.
Mrs. Ralph Fleharty and her voune
son are spending several weeks in yir-
giuia-
Capt Harold p. Norton, II. 6 N
and Mrs. Norton, will close their resi-
dence In Nineteenth street shortly and
VIII 20 10 their summer place 'Tbe
Anchorage at OsterviIle, Mass. for
the remainder of the season,
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Mrs. Virginia T. Bennett was married
to Judge William C. Dunbar, OF Au-
gusta, Ga, postmaster OF the HOUSE cf
Representatives, last evening at al
O'Clock in the residence Of Mrs T. I,
Chapman, 21l2 Wyoming avenue, the
Rev. DR.. J. c. Nicholson, Of the Dunn
barton NJ. E. Church. officiating, IN the
presence Of a small party Of relatives
and a few intimate friends.
The house was prettily adorned with
palms, ferns, and white blossoms. and
the wedding music was played by Mrs
Isaac Birch, organist Of the Dumbarton
Avenue Church.
The bride, who was unattended. wore
a handsome gown of white brocadeI
charmeuse made with a bodice effect of |
Chantilly lace embroidered in pearls. |
She carried a shower bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and white orchids.
An informal reception for the bridal |
party followed the wedding ceremony.
and later In the evening Judge and Mrs |
Dunbar left WASHINGTON en- route to |
Atlantic City and Georgia. Mrs. Dun |
bar Travelled In suit Of dark blue silk |
serge with blue hat. They will return !
to Washington in the early fall.
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News Of the marriage of Col. John |
B. Weber, Of Buffalo. n. Y, formerly q |
member of Congress. to Miss Alice |
Jane Roberts, of Paris, has reached |
The wedding took place |
yesterday morning in Paris. and was
quiet. being attended by q small party
among whom was Norman Z. Mack, of |
Buffalo. After a trip in France, Colon
el and Mrs: Weber will come to this |
country and make their home in Buff
falo.
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The former Secretary OF the Navy |
George Won L. Meyer. who is touring |
IN Germany. was the Emperor's guest |
at luncheon yesterday aboard the I'm
perial yacht "Hohenzohern"
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock opened her
summer place at Bar Harbor for a |
talk on aviation by Mrs. Elizabeth
Hiatt Gregory. Among those present
we're Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh and her
guest. Mrs. Garrison, wife OF the Sec
-etary of War; Mrs. Victor cushman.
Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison. Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson, the counselor of the /
italian embassy, Mr.. CataHni and Fred
srick May, sl Of Washington. !