The Washington times., 1913-09-04
Miss Wilson viii Relieve Her
Mother Of Many Of Seasons
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Social Duties. 80 81

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Wilson, who recently took pos
session Of the residence In the
Avenue of the Presidents which
they have under lease now have with
them the four members Of their family,
Awho will spend the winter here.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. the elder
daughter Of the family. Is here, and viii
relieve her mother of many of her So
cia duties. as Mrs. Wilson Is more or
less OF an invalid Miss Mary Wilson.
<also is here. and viii enter one Of the
washington schools for young ladies.
She came to Washington during the re-
sceat Illness OF Miss Wilsen: Sesass.s,
Joseph Wilson and James " nson wiz
both spend the winter here with their
parents. the former etering the senior
year of the Central High School, and
the younger son the first year of the
same school The family is an earnest,
Interesting one, and will prove a great
+ factor in the Cabinet circle. where their
presence lends special interest on ac-
count of Mr.. Wilson being the first man
te occupy the baby Cabinet office
Narouise Cusani. the Italian Ambas-
sador, who went to New York from the
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20 bid goodbye TO Thomas Nelson Page.
Enew Ambassador to Italy, has re-
med TO Gloucester to remain for the
-Arly fall. r
Miss Lucy Donaldson Lauck and Car
los Crawford Houghton were married
1ast evening In the Washington Heights
PRESBYTERIAN Church, the Rev. John c.
Palmer officiating. in the presence of a
large gathering of relatives and friends.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white crepe de meteor. trimmed with
lace on the bodice and sleeves, and her
long tuIle veil was arranged with orange
Blossoms and lilies Of the valley. The
bridal bouquet was a shower of pale
yelIow roses and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. John Taylor, Of New York, who
vas the matron of honor, wore yellow
brocaded satin and carried an armful of
Fellow roses.
Miss Cornelia Smith. of Washington,
was maid OF honor. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Anita Burt and Miss Alice
Houghton, sister of the bridegroom, both
Of Washington, and Miss ST. Clair
Breckcns and Miss Jane Roessler, of
New- York. They all wore gowns of
yellow satin brocade and carried clus-
tiers of yellow roses.
Vernon T. Houghton was his brothers s
best man, and the ushers were Arthur
Van Week, Charles White, jr., and Al
fired N. Houghton and Woodson P.
lI9oughton,, brothers Of the bridegroom.
4 reception at the home OF the brides
grandmother, Mrs R. b. Donaldson, in
the Avenue of the Presidents. followed
the ceremony at the church. and later in
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washington for a wedding trip through
the West. The bride travelled in a suit
OF seal brown. After November l Mr..
and Mrs. Houghton will be at home at
1915 the Avenue of the Presidents.
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Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot of Utah
have sent out invitations for the mar
riage Of their daughter. Miss Anne K.
smoot, and Grover A Rebentisch. The
wedding ceremony will take place on
"Wednesday evening, september Il, at
che home OF Senator and Mrs. Smoot,
an Provo, Utah. The wedding date of
Miss Snloot falls on the date Of the
twenty-ninth anniversary of the mar
riage OF Senator and Mrs. smoot.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
: ann Mrs. McChord and their charming
daughter. Miss Margaret McChord. who
have remained in Washington through
aut the summer. expect TO leave for
f,eir home in Kentucky at the end OF
sbis month.
Commander and Mrs. u. J. Bulger, OF
Kew Orleans, are visiting the formers
Ynotber, Mrs. A. E. Bulger, in Twenty
nrst street.
Miss Virginia L. Maury, who spent
come time at the Red Lion Inn, Stock
hr,dge, Mass, has left that place for
washington and will make several
Twists en- route.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. White,
D.rbo recently left the White Sulphur
Savings, w. Va. for Canada. to meet
sbe lord high justice OF England. have
1a,t Quebec, and are now at the
MapIewood, Pittsheld, for short
time.
,rbe Grand Duke Michaelovitch OF
p,,ssia will leave Newport today for !
~ York, after brilliant visit The |
I.,,ssian Ambassador and Madame |
Iskhmeteff had twenty guests to meet |
oIn, at dinner last night