The Washington times., 1913-06-01
Mrs. Wilson and Nephew Attend Service
At Central Presbyterian Church
Fitz-WiIIiam Woodrow, OF
Princeton University, Isl
Guest at White House. :.

RS. WILSON, accompanied by
M her nephew, Fftz William
W woodrow, Of Princeton Uni
= versity, who IL q guest at the
White House, attended services at the
Central Presbyterian Church this morn
ing.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson and their two school girl
daughters, who are with them now,
motored out to the country place of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beach. on the
Rockville road. this morning, to spend
tho day.
Mrs. Mary & McCallum, who has
recently returned to Washington
from abroad, where she spent the
winter. having with her Miss Ellen
Bruce Lee, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lee, has returned to
washington and has taken the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Leo Phillips in
H street for the spring and early
summer months.
Mr.. and Mr.. p. Leo Phillips and
their little daughter are at Oakland,
Nd. for the summer.
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Mr.. ana MrA Arthur Leo Will close
theic residence In . day or two and
win 20 to their place In West Vir-
ginia for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Spalding
Win close their Rhode Island avenue
residence the middle Of the week and
win motor to their summer place on
the Hudson.
Mrs. W. w. wotherspoon 10 SPEND
Ing Q week at Annapolis. Nd.
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Nrs. Winthrop Murray Crane. pre-
sided at the tea table In the Country
Club at Pittsfeld. Mass, yesterday az
ternoon.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody
wetmore have sent their servants from
washinRton to open their cottage At
newport, r. L, and they win arrive
there shortly.
II is expected at Newport that Nj.
ana Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean VIII
spend most Of the summer at their cot
ta9eL which they leased last season
from Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark.
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Mrx. Rrownson, wife Of Rear Admiral
willard H. Brownson, u. 8. n. has ar
xaved at Newport for the summer.
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Mrs.. Lawrence Townsend left Wash
inston yesterday to join Miss Townsend
IN philadelphia, where they will spend
some time before settling at one OF the
North Shore resorts for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dwight are
| CLOSING their washington residence and
| vfu 70 to their country place at Druden
N. r, for the early summer. In July
Mrs. Dwight viii e e abroad for a year
a.. patr,ck's Catholic Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding Tuesday
| morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Julia
| A. Gaskins became the bride Of Dorsey
r. Beane. of Rockville, Nd. the Rev
rather McGuigan officiating at the
| ceremony and the nuptial mass which
| followed.
Miss Anne e. Gaskins. sister OF the
bride. was the maid Of honor and Dr.
Walter A. Reynard, Of STANFORD, Conn.,
was the best man
The bride wore a white silk gown with
a tuIle veil arranged with orange oios-
sorns and carried a shower bouquet oi
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Anne 6aslins wore pale blue
yo,,e trimmed with touches Of old rose
satin and a hat OF blue trimmed with
mink roses. She carried an armrui OF
pink roses
A wedding breakfast at the home OF
the brides parents in Twenty-ninth
street, Georgetown. followed the cere'
mony at the church. Later In the daJ
Mr.. and Mrs Beane left for northerr
trip, the bride travelling in a dark blue
gown with a gray hat trimmed In blue
Upon their return they will be at home
In Rockville, Nd.
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Mrs. William r. Dickinson. OF Ne"
York city, is visiting her sister. Mrs
Samuel A. Gaskins. in Georgetown.
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Mr., and Mrs. Emanuel Blout and
daughter, Mrs Selma Blout, of New
York. arrived in Washington today tc
attend the Simon-Mayer wedding. They
are registered at the Willard.
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Mrs. Sol Minister will have as hel
| guest during the week Mrs. Minnie
| Rosenberg. Of Norfolk.