The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Mrs. Wilson Will Receive British
S Ambassador and Wife This Afternoon
Miss Barbara Stephens viii
Become Bride Of Lieut.. Zane
This Evening. 4

wedding of much interest to WASH
instop will take place this evening. at
s o'clock, in Los Angeles, Cal. when
Miss Barbara Stephens, only daughter
of Congressman and Mrs. william d.
Stephens, will be married to Lieut. Ram
dolph Talcott Zane, U. s. NJ. C.
The wedding viii be performed bv the
Rev. George w. Coultas at the home of
the brides parents, at 11os West Twen-
ty-seventh street, in the presence of
the members of the family and a small
party of intimate friends. .'.
The bride, who WIN be escorted and
given In marriage by her father will be
attended by Miss Beatrix Burnham.
Miss Gladys Lindsay, Miss Florence Ma
honey. Miss Blanche Davenport. Miss
Elizabeth Wood and Miss Louise Wells,
all classmates of the bride at school in
California, and later at Dana Hall.
near Boston.
An informal reception will follow the
wedding ceremony, and later in the
evening Lieutenant Zane and his bride
Will leave'f9r a wedding trip, and upon
their return will make their home at
Mare Island navy yard, San Francisco,
where the bridegroom is now stationed.
Mrs Nelson Perrin, of Baltimore. has
arrived at the shoreham from BerkIey
Springs, w. Va, to spend several days.
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Mrs. John A. Logan, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tucker. will 20 to New York
for the wedding on November %, of
Mfes Edith Logan, daughter of the only
SON Of Gen. John a. Logan and Mrs.
Logan, who died in the PHILIPPINES.
and Dewess w. Dilworth. Mrs Logan
is now in the Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital for treatment Of her eyes, but
Will probably sufficiently recover to at
tend the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Logan and Mr.
Dilworth vii! take place at 4 o'clock
in st. Thomas Church, and a, recep-
ton at the home of Mrs John A. Lo-
gan ID, will follow. John A. Logan,
Sd, who was married some time ago
and is now abroad with his bride, will
return in time to give his sister away.
The brides attendants will be Nine
de Sincay, sister of the bride, who will
serve as matron OF honor; and Miss
Audrey Osborne, Miss Voulett Proctor
Miss Mercedes de Acosta. and Miss
Eleanor Lamson, as bridesmaids. The
attendants of the bridegroom are all
New York men.
Several of the early friends Of Gen.
and Mrs John A. Logan will be pres
ent at the marriage ceremony and re
ception.
Mrs W. ". Wotherspoon is making a
short visit in New York. and will soon
come to Washington
Mrs. Murray Cobb has returned to
Washington after visit to her mother.
Mrs. George E. HUFF, at .'The Log Cab
in." Greensburg. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are lcav-
ing today for their shooting box in
North Carolina, where they will be
Joined by a party of friends from New
York. When they leave the South they
will go to New York and will be
guests at the Plaza until the middle of
next month. They will then take posses
sion Of the apartment at 66 Madison
avenue which they have leased for the
winter.
On account of the feeble health of
her mother Mrs. Bradley has decided to
remain in New York with her, but she
expects to come to Washington fire.
qucntly for brief visits.
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Hilary T Herbert. former Secretary Of
the Navy during the Cleveland Admins
tration, and his daughter, Mrs. Ben
tamin Micou, have just returned to
Washington from Colorado where they
went to visit Mr.. Herbert's son, Lieut.,
II. A. Herbert. Mr.. Herbert spent the
summer in Canada with his son-in-aw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Micou.
Miss Jeanette Allen is spending a few
days I'm Middleburg. Va, and Miss
Desha Allen is the guest, of Miss Ruth
Anderson at the Toronto during her
sisters absence from the city.
The New National Theater was filed
with a smart audience yesterday after
noon for the first concert of the season
by the Boston symphony Orchestra.
under the leadership Of DR.. Karl Muck.
In the Presidential box was Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones. Mrs. Franklin
X Lane, Mrs. David Houston. Mrs.
Parton p. Maus. and Miss Isabella l..
Hagner.
With the German Ambassador and the
Countess Won Bernstorff. in the adjoin-
ing box, was Mr.. and Mrs. George
r-Ayrf~Af