The Washington times., 1913-10-01
viii Attend Dinner Party in
Their Honor at Fairfax, va-
This Evening.

-HE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan are receiving the con-
gratulations of their friends to-
day upon their twenty-ninth we'd
ding anniversary. BY way of celebra-
tion,. they are going to Fairfax, Va, to
attend a dinner party which is being
given in their honor by a relative of
Mr.. Bryan's tonight
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Mrs. Burleson, wife of the Postmaster
General. and her daughter, Mrs. Negley,
OF Texas, who is visiting her. expect to
arsend the national style show at
Rauscher's this afternoon. Mrs. Hous-
tor. wife of the Secretary of AgricuI-
ture, may also attend the show either
today or one of the following DAYS.
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Mrs. Houston, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, has returned 60 WASH
ington from brief stay in New York
city -,
MISS Bagley, cousin Of Mrs Daniels.
has arrived in Washington from, her
home IN North Carolina, to make an
extended visit with the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
Il large party of washington folks
went down to Orange, Va, today for tho
marriage Of Miss Mamie Hollyday
Shackelford, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
George Scott Shackelford, to the Rev.
Kari Morgan Block. of washington, D.
e The wedding took place at noon In
St Thomas Episcopal Church at
Orange. the bishop of Washington, the
Rev. DR.. Harding, officiating, assisted
by Canon de Vries and the Rev. r. s.
Carter, rector Of st. Thomas
Little Margaret Wilson Shackelford
was her sisters maid: of honor. and
Theodore Block, Of Washington, was
his brothers best man.
The bridesmaids were Miss Pauline
Block and Miss Charlotte Block, sisters
of the bridegroom, and the ushers were
Virginius Randolph Shackelford, broth
er of the bride: H. Green Shackeiford,
cousin of the bride, and Herbert Block
and Leonard Block, Of Washington,
brothers of the bridegroom.
Latimer S. Macon, jr..a and Jack Ma
con, of Orange. Va, were the ribbon.
bearers.
After a large reception the Rev. and
<4iS- 1o4OAh itiA lDE LID That VIII Gnu
at Haddonfield, y. J.. where Mr.. Block
is in charge of church.
Major Won Herwarth, the German
military attacl1e5 who. went abroad on
leave of absence In the summer, land
ed in New York today. and will spend
some time al the Ritz-Carlton. He will
join. Haniel Won Haimhausen at the en-
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Er and Mrs Henry Purdy returned
from Europe today and will spend the
winter in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Becker are
closing their Tamarack villa in Trying
ham, Mass, preparatory to coming to
Washington.
&TS- John r. Brooks, of this city, who.
Is AT Lenox for few days, yesterday
spoke at meeting OF the Fortnighuy
Club on Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD a. Mitchell are
motoring through, the .Rretton Woods,
and all the sight seeing points In the
White Mountains.
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Among the Washington people who
sailed from Baltimore today on the
Main Of the North German Lloyd line
for Bremen, were Mrs Anna Dali, Har-
old and Wilding Dali. Miss NJ r. Drain
and Miss NJ. A Drain.
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DIR. Ada r. Thomas has returned to
Washington after spending the summer
in England .-.-.-.-,, .. ..
Mrs. A. S. Stone sand daughter. Miss
Caroline stone?7 have returned from
Clifton, Mass, where they spent the
summer. .r ~. ..'. ..'.
-.s'E - TH- g.. .-es
The Counselor of the Russian En-
Eassy and Nine. Scherbatskoy returned
TO their home in Rhode Island avenue
yesterday feon Cataumet. Mass, where
they had cottage during the summer
months. g-.i
Mrs. Gielow and, Mrs. Stone are re-
ceiyiBg many visitors at the headGuar-
ters Of the Southern Industrial Educa-
ticnal Association. Southern building.
who are interested in seeing the beauti-
ful exhibit of mountain weaving which
the association has had done to ftu-
nish the mountain room at the White
House, and the special display of
baskets from Kentucky and handmade
bedspreads from North Carolina.