The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Miss Margaret Wilson Returns
to White House From Trip
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: to Philadelphia.

MI Russian Ambassador and
lNl =, Nine, Bakhmeten this after
~ - ~ noon az the White, House at
$40 oloiciocii. This win be the, irstt call
the. Ambassador and Nine. Bxkhmetef
i1asesmade upon Mrs. wilson since their
return TO Washington from Newport,
where they spent The summer. yrsss.
The invitations for the marriage tof
SMiss JESSIE woodroe~=@wifson and
Francis Bowes sayre> ase being sent
out from the White House today. tfhe
wedding wi1l stake place rin2ffie East
Room on the afternoon of Tuesday, No
vernber.. % at 1870 o'clock. <.,f
Miss Margaret Wilson Will return 10
Washington this evening from Phfladel-
pliS. where she speiitsa day sor two
she sang in. a. concert at the Bsl,eview
stratford Hotel yesterday. y.....s...s..,.
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Miss Morrisop. who has been the
guest of Miss Edith Oracle ~for-the last
several days. returned to- her home in
New York today. 1sa--s-s:st 4 ss;,-es
Mics Marguerite Fitzsinmons daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Fitzsim-
nous. will 9be fnarried; to William U.
Hntteriy. this evening at O'Clock IN st.
PauIs English Lutheran Church, the
pastor, the Rev. John T. Huddle, Off
scfating eI.~s--S -s-.-zs ~ ~.
Miss Elizabeth ]. Leckie will sing 20,
Perfect Love- and 20, Promise. Me-"
lust before the entrance of the bridal
party Louis C.. Atwater win play the
edding marches. "a 20.
The bride who will be escorted and
given in Marriage by her father, will
have as her attendants Miss Mary
Welsh and Miss Marie Sanner.
ANDREW ]. HutterIy will be his broth
er's best man, and the ushers will be
L. N Snowden. uncle OF the bride /. Otto
c. Raymond, George Z. Sullivan, and
Nelson McKernon.
An informal reception for the bridal
party. relatives. and out-of-town guests,
at the home OF the. brides parents. in
Thirteenth street, will follow the we'd
ding ceremony. Later in the evening
Mr.. Butteriy and his bride. will leave
turn viii be at home after December Is
NJ S57S Thirteenth street.
.Anfong those from out of town who
will attend the wedding will be Dr. and
Mrs. Ira c. Harris. Of Braddock, Pa,
uIlliS dHll OIf tht pffuSy 'Nl1sS tIcl-
nldine Stockham, of Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs. George L GaIlspin, of Pittsburgh; :;
Mrs. II. B. ,Snowden, of Pittsburgh.
grandmother of the bride; Mrs. Conrad
Ifutteriy and Miss Ida Hutterly, great
apnts OF the bridegroom, OF stubbens-
willie, Ohio :. -s
The Italian ambassador has gone to
when he WILL return 10 the Capital. He
is making his last visit before sailing
tor Italy, preparatory: to giving up his
post here.
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Haniel Won Haimhausen, counselor of
the German embassy, sailed from New
York today for Germany. lie win Join
Madame -Haniel Won Hainhsusen at
their winterthonae. in Germany. and will
be. absent from the Capital until mid
winter.
The Minister of Peru and Madame de
Pezet vii have as a guest for some time
Mrs George Shanton, wife Of Colonel
Shanton. who Is In Porto Rico. Mrs.
stanton will remain here for some
time. and her hosts will entertain for
her. -. - -, -. %'-''.. -;
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Miss Mary Key Compton has left
washington for a visit to the Misses
Tiffany. at Middleburg. Va .- ~.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Ditson, Of
Boston, are stopping at the Shoreham.
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Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beaie has re-
turned to Washington from New York
city. where she spent the last several
weeks. 81 s; ~ -
Mrs. Nathaniel francis. who has been
fn New York city, has returned to
Washington. .,.r.
Mr. and Mrs. Hennfng Jennings will
entertain at dinner on Monday even
ing. November IL, :" "in-~compliment to
Miss Amy Talbot, whose marriage to
Charles Frederic Wilson takes place on
November 2. Another ,pre-nuptial en-
tertainmenf for Miss Talbot will be a
dinner, which Mr. and Mra SpauIding
FIannery win give, on Saturday. No
vembe- 10. esq.,
Madame da. Cana, wife of the Bra
ziiian ambassador, who went TO Hot
Springs, Va. yesterday. 10 remain for
a incnth. was accompanied by her
asughter-in-iaw5 Mrs. Morris R. yolck.