The Washington times., 1913-05-28
Turkish Ambassador Picks Beverly
AS Summer Home for His Staff
Miss Frances Hoar Will Leave
City for Boston on Series Of
Friendly Visits.

~HE Turkish ambassador ha.
Mass. tor the summer head
quarters OF the embassy. Ths
ambassador and the other members Of
the embassy staff will leave Washing.
ton for Beverly within fortnight
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Miss Frances Hoar, daughter of Mrs
lockwood Hoar, will leave Washington
tomorrow for Boston. where she viii
remain for several weeks making q
series of visits. She will then return tc
Washington. and in June Mrs. Hoal
and her family will go North for the
summer.
Miss Rebecca Wilmer has returned tc
Washington from a visit OF several
weeks in Ashville. y. c. E-
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Mrs. Grant, wife Of the naval attache
Of the British embassy, will sail from
New York Sunday morning accompanied
by their choldren. They will spend the
summer in England, being Joined there
BY Captain Grant early in July.
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The board of lady managers Of the
Northern Dispensary and Emergency
Hospital are giving a linen shower and
tea this afternoon from until s O'Clock
at the building, 3121 Fourteenth street
Mrs. J. W. Heustis will preside at the
table and will be assisted by Mrs. ].
de- B. Gardner. Mrs. C. D. Lieberman
will serve ices assisted by Mrs c. R.
Heron. - .....- ..-.a
The officers Of the board will receive
Rafter, president: Mrs. H. T. Guss,
first vice president: Mrs. James Lans-
burgh, seconc vice president; Mrs L.
L. Thompson, third vice president; Mrs.
A. J. Carricoz and Mrs. Easby-Smith.
Mrs s. p. Wilson is chairman of the
committee for today and was assisted
by a number of the ladies of the board.
An orchestra will play throughout the
afternoon and all interested in the hos
pital are invited to attend
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A marriage Of interest to Washing
ton society took place this morning in
New York city when Miss E. Rathbone
Smith was married TO DR.. Otis Judd
Eddy In St. Georges Chapel, in Stuy-
vesant square, the Rev. Douglas Hooff,
Of Frederick, Md. a friend of the bride s
family, officiating
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
vaIenciennes lace and black hat trim
med with plumes. A scarf Of primrose
chiffon and a corsage bouquet of or
chids of the same shade completed the
costume. - = -
The wedding service was read from
the white prayer book carried. by the
bride, who entered the chapel escorted
by her brother. NJ. Dudley Wetmore
Smith, Of Detroit.
Miss Elizabeth E. Smith. niece Of
the bride, was the only attendant.
A wedding breakfast for the bridal
party followed the wedding ceremony
at the Hotel Irving.
DR.. Eddy and his bride will sail on
Saturday TO spend the summer travel
ing in England and on the Continent,
and upon their return in the autumn.
they will make their home in Washing
ton
Cards have been received In Wash
ington from Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates
Thayer announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Dorothy Thayer.
to Floyd Clarke Noble on Saturday,
May "a, at New Canaan, Conn.
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Read Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, u. S.
N, and Mre. Fiske entertained at din
ner last evening in their apartment at
Stoneleigh Court In honor OF the Sec
retary Of War and Mrs. Garrison. The
other guests were Rear Admiral and
Mrs. n. z. Mason, Capt. and Mrs. C.
C. Marsh, and Judge and Mrs. r. L.
Russell. ...-.
A. Washington Pezet Of the Peruvian
legation. announces that by request. his
play. "Remaking the Raleighs" will be
repeated at the Playhouse tomorrow
evening al. s:45 o'clock. for the benefit
Of the Washington Dramatic Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers and Miss
Elizabeth Reid Rogers have closed their
house in n street and are en- route for
their home in Kentucky. for short
yl9tt They have taken the Grange, al
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