The Washington times., 1913-10-24
Miss Margaret Wilson Is in New
York City-WiII Return To-
morrow.


M of the President, received by
V appointment at the White
House this afternoon Mrs. Ed
ward Douglas White, wife of the Chief
Justice, and the wives of the associate
justices of the United States Supreme
Court.
Miss Margaret Wilson went to New
York this morning and will return to-
morrow.
Mrs. Walter S. Crosley, wife of Com
nlander Crosley, L. S. N. entertained
TT beautifully appointed luncheon to-
day at her residence. 2l41 Wyoming ave
nue., in compliment to her houseguests
Mrs. Carl Kuchler. OF Trieste. Aus
tria, and Mrs. Kuchler's sister. Miss
Mary Barr, of Brooklyn, N Y.
The additional guests were Mrs. Eel
lows. Mrs. F. B., Freyer. Mrs. Horace
Macfarland. Mrs. william WheatIey,
Mrs. Norman and Mrs. George c. Bellins
and Mrs. Garrett, of Baltimore. Md
. The table was adorned for the occa-
son with a huge cluster of yellow
& chrysanthemums.
Announcement has reached Washing
ton of the engagement of Miss Helen
Murphy. daughter of the late Senator
Murphy of Troy. N. Y, and Mrs. MUIR
ply, to John Norris Miller, an attorney
uf New York, and son of Mrs. william
+. J. Miller, Of Washington. During the
Z term of her father in the Senate Miss
Murphy's home was in X street, over
looking Farragut square, the residence
row occupied as a Russian embassy,
nd he
socially. .
firm of Hornblower, Miller G. Potter
and is a graduate of Princeton, class of
C. He is also a member of a number
"f prominent clubs.
The wedding will take place in No
yember, and on account of Miss Muir
- ply and her family being in deep
mourning, only relatives will be invited.
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Anthony Holmead and Miss Eliza
beth Vansant were married in Bal
timore on Wednesday. by the Rev. S.
X. Cockrell, pastor of st. PauTs Meth
"dist Episcopal Church South, at the
home Of the brides aunt, Miss Emma
Vansant, of 1916 Harlem avenue. The
guests were limited TO the immediate
iamily.
The bride, who is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Vansant, of
Washington, wore golden brown
velour, with hat and gloves to match,
and carried bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley. The brides home
was formerly in Baltimore, while Mr..
Holmead comes of the well-known
ramily of that name in this city.
After a wedding journey, Mr. and
Mrs. Holmead will be at home at 1905
Rhode Island avenue.
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Mrs. T. Dewitt TaImage and her
laughter. Miss Rebecca Collier, have
gone to the Homestead, Hot Springs,
Va, to remain for several weeks.
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MI and Mrs. w. L. Rutledge and
Mrs. A. Rutledge have gone to the
Hot Springs. Va. to remain for a
snort time
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Mr. and Mrs. William j. Boardman re-
turned to Washington yesterday, and
Miss Bosrdman, who, with them, was a
guest of former Senator and Mrs. Win
throp Murray Crane, will come to Wash
ngton tomorrow.
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The Belgian minister and Mime. Have
NTH came to Washington last evening
from New York, where they landed on
Monday after spending several months
in Europe. They sent their little son
and his goSerness TO the legation here
right after landing. and he has been
with his grandmother. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Ffoulke, who is at the legation to well
come her daughter.
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The Minister of Salvador, who arrived
IN Washington the first of the month
and presented his credentials to the
President on October 6, has established
legation headquarters at the New Will
ard.
He and Sonora Coralia de Duenas have
gone TO New York to remain for a few
days.
Count Claes Blonde. secretary and
charge d'affaires OF the Swedish Iega-
ton, will return to the Capital today
after having spent the autumn at the
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. The
Swedish minister and Nine. Ekengren,
,yho went abroad some weeks ago, will
not return to the Capital until early in
December. -aaz--zz-- -