The Washington times., 1913-08-28
Miss Eleanor Wilson Makes an
Automobile Trip Around the
Capital.

"I shopping and Miss Eleanor
F Wilson, who started out with
her, made motor trip around
the city, joining her mother at the White
House in time for luncheon.
The President and DR.. Grayson had
their usual game of golf at the Wash
tngton Country Club yesterday after
Sson. and in the morning Miss Eleanor
, Wilson and the Secretary of the Treas
ury, Mr.. McEdoo, played several sets
of tennis on the White House tennis
court
This afternoon the President and DR..
Grayson expect TO play golf. and Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Wilson probably viii
accompany them to the club 80
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Miss Marion Louise White, of the
Oakland" is visiting Col and Mrs B.
Reeve Russell, at the Chelsea, Atlantic
City.
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Mrs. Champ Clark. accompanied by
Miss Kate Wilson, Of Washington, and
little Susanne Gardner, OF st. Louis,
are spending a few days in Salem, Va.
Before returning, TO Washington Mrs.
Clark will visit Mrs. Kern, wife of
Senator John W. Kern of Indiana, at
their summer place near Roanoke, Va.
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The announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Louise R. Hayes, Of
Washington, to Lester Hayward, of Los
Angeles, Cal Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward
were married quietly in Baltimore on
puly 81 The bride is a granddaughter
OF the late Columbus Alexander, Of this
city, and Mr. Hayward lie the youngest
son of Henderson Hayward, a we'll
known banker and capitalist of Los
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward are
leaving for the West where they will
make their future home.
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Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife Of Senator
Sheppard of Texas, has returned TO
Washington from a visit in Virginia.
Mrs. Sheppard expects TO remain in
Washington with Mr.. Sheppard until
Congress adjourns
Miss Lanette Hine Smith, daughter Cf
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando H. Smith, has re-
turned to Washington from Sayville, L.
/, where she was the guest for several
weeks of Gen. and Mrs. r. G. Smith
and Miss Laurie Smith at their sumner
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando H. Smith ex-
pect to go to Atlantic City shortly for
several weeks.
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Henry Bowie Claggett, of Washing
ton. was married at 1870 o'clock today
TO Miss Katherine Msrbury. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marshall Marbury,
of Upper Marlboro, Md. at the Trinity
Episcopal Church Of that place.
Charles T. Claggett, of Washington,
was best man for his brother, and, &C
companied by Mrs. Claggett and other
members OF the family. went TO Upper
Marlboro yesterday. The Rev. William L.
Devries, of Georgetown, performed the
ceremony.
William L. Marbury, Of Baltimore.
who was candidate for the United States
Senate from Maryland. gave his niece
in marriage, and her bridal robe was Of
ivory white satin Charmeuse. with old
family lace as q trimming She wore
tulle veil, with orange blossoms, and
carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley |
tied with a bow of tulIe. Miss Valerie |
Harbury was maid OF honor for her
cousin, and Miss Ida Claggett and Miss
Amanda CIaggett We're flower girls.
Following the church ceremony there |
was a reception at Yarrow, the home Of
the brides parents. which was attended
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Claggett. |
Mr. and Mrs T. Bowie Claggett, and
the family of the bridegroom. who are
among the Oldest residents of Maryland. !
Mr.. CIaggett and his bride will sail for
Europe, and, after spending several
months on the Continent, will return. to
make their home in Washington, where !
Mr.. Claggett is in business.
Countess Leary is giving a musicale
matinee at Park Gate" her residence
at Newport, this afternoon. when the
Conrad Orchestra will give the program,
and Mrs. Mary Curley Rooney will sing.
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Raoual Regis de OIiveira, Brazilian
minister to Cuba, and Madame de Oil
yeira. who have spent part Of the sum-
mer in this country. and who are now at
Newport, took luncheon yesterday with
the Spanish Minister and Sonora de Ri
sno, and today. left Newport for New
York They wiz said on Saturday for
Franco