The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
Miss Jessie Wilson Returns

Miss Jessie Wilson Returns
Miss Jessie Wilson. second daughter OF
the President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
has returned to washington from New
York and Joined her parents at the White
House.
The Spanish Minister and Nine de
Riano have arrived In Washington and
opened the legation in the Avenue of the
Presidents. They spent the summer at
Newport, r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. McLanahan
have returned to Washington from Watch
Hill R. L. where they spent the summer.
and are occupying their residence In Q
Street for the winter.
Mrs. James Leland Howard. Of Hart
ford. Conn, Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Frank Hume. at her home in Massachu-
setts Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Bellxnap have
taken house at Bradley Hills, Nd, for
the winter. Mrs Belknap was formerly
Miss Louise Cole. and made her debut in
Washington several years ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Perry Lippitt.
who spent several days at the New Will
lard Hotel. have left Washington for
Porto Rico. They will return here to
attend the marriage Of Mrs. Lippitt's
brother. Mr.. Charles Frederick Wilson,
and Miss Amy Talbot, which is to take
place on November ..
Sir william Terrell, of the British
Foreign Office. has sailed for this
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dor and Lady Cecil Spring Rice. He
will not come to Washington. but will
go direct to Dublin. n. H, and join Sir
Cecil Spring-Rice at-the summer en-
basy.
Washington society was much inter
ested in the wedding on Wednesday of
Miss Maud Conrad. daughter Of Mrs.
George Choate Kendall. and Mr.. Robert
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Keeney. The
fceremony took place at noon, In Trim
ity Church. Pittsburgh, Pa, the Rev.
DIR. Travers officIating, in the presence
of the immediate families OF the bride
and bridegroom. breakfast followed
at the Fort Pitt Hotel.
The bride is extremely popular In
Washington. She was presented to So
ciety here by her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Harlow. The mar
riage took place in Pittsburgh. instead
OF New York, where the bride lived
during the past year, as Mr.. Keeney is
coDyalescing from recent attack OF
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney will reside at
the Meyer apartment, in oakmont. Pa
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Warner Bailey
will leave Washington shortly for Cali
fornia, where they will spend the win
ter.
A pretty ceremony. took place yester-
day at noon at, st. Thomas Church
when the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sevellon L. Brown was christened. Hon.
Waiter E. Clark. former Governor
of Alaska, was one of the godfathers.
The party of guests and relatives who
witnessed the ceremony were entertained
afterwards at a breakfast.
DR.. and Mrs. william Bayard Hale
have returned to Washington and have
taken an apartment at the Brighton
The Misses Hunt will leave Washing
ton next month and will spend the win
ter in Egypt.
Mrs. Louis Bacon. Of Boston. Mass, has
arrived at Washington and will spend
the next ten days with her parents, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. William H Souther-
land, at their home in N Street.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs John P. Story
have gone to California where they will
spend the next month On their return
they will open their house In N Street |
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Boardman
have arrived in Washington from Man. |
chester, Mass, where they spent the
summer months. Miss Mabel Boarcman
will come to Washington tomorrow and
join her parents.
The Minister of Belgium and Nine. |
Havenith, who returned to the United |
States last Saturday. arrived in Wash |
ington last night and Joined the latters
mother Mrs. Charles Ffoulke. at their |
Massachusetts Avenue home.
Count Bonde, of the Legation Of
Sweden, will arrive In Washington to- !
day from the Greenbrier White Sulphur |
Springs, where he has spent several |
weeks. |
Mrs. Dudley Field Malone, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. O'Gor- |
man, in New York, returned to Washing |
ton yesterday and Joined Mr.. Malone. |
Third ASsiStant Sacratary of State