The Washington times., 1913-08-10
Mrs. Wilson Is Making Tour by
Automobile Through New
Hampshire.

and this afternoon made a motor trir
in and near Washington.
Mrs. Wilson, who is making a motor
trip in New Hampshire. accompanied
by Miss Jessie Wilson. her nance. Fran
els B. SayTe, of New York, Miss Flea
nor Wilson. and Miss Helen Bones, u
spending today at the Crawford House
at Crawford Notch, n. H Yesterday
Mrs. Wilson and her party started out
quite early and went through the Fran
coma Notch, pausing TO walk through
the F1ume and to look up at the ''old
man Of the mountain" From there the
party continued through Breton Woods
70 the Crawford Notch. where they had
luncheon. The party ascended.-Mt. Will
lard in a blackboard in the afternoon
and looked down upon the notch. Late
in the afternoon Mrs. Wilson's party
twas among those having tea at the
sSraWford House and after dinner they
tjoined lthe dancers in the hotel ball
room They will pass through the notch
this morning ind win return to Cornish
via Intervale North Conway, and Lake
WInnipesaukee
The Postmaster. General and Mrs. Bur-
leson motored - the county place of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beach. on the
Rockville road. early this morning to
spend the day. The Misses SurIeson
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beach
Tor the present.
The Secretary of Labor and his two
daughters. the Misses Wilson, have gone
To their country place in Pennsylvania
70 spend several weeks Upon .heir re-
turn Mrs. Wilson and the younger chill
dren will accompany them, and they
will open their house in the Avenue OF
the Presidents for the winter.
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Society folk along the North Shore,
including man. from Washington,
turned out in large numbers for the
wedding Of Miss Madeline Virginia Al
len. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Howe Allen, of South Orange, N J.,
and William Albert Slater, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A Slater, of
Washington which took place yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at May
cottage, the summer home of the
brides parents, at York Harbor. Me.
The wedding, which was a rose we'd
ding, was one of the most beautiful
home weddings which has been cele-
brated in that vicinity, and American
Beauty roses were used in great pro-
fusion.
Bishop Robert D. Goldman. of the
Maine Episcopal Diocese, performed the
ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was attended by
her sister, Mrs. George Peabody, of
Williamstown, Mass, and the brides
maids were Miss Katherine Thompson,
OF Philadelphia, and Miss Elizabeth
Binney, OF Providence, R. I.
Nelson Slater, OF Boston, was his
cousins best man, and the ushers were
Harold Beebe, John Hodges, Francis
Motley, and Addison Bliss, all of Bos-
toI-
A large reception followed the we'd
ding ceremony and later Mr.. and Mrs.
Slater left for a wedding trip. They
expect TO make their home on Mr. Sla-
ter's large farm at Pinefurst n. c.
Mir. Slater left Harvard in 1911 and took
up active work in the cotton mills at
Jewett, Conn, which are largely owned
by members of his family.
Mrs. William Dwight Chandler, who
has been visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson, at their
country place, on Grant road. accom-
panied by her infant daughter, has
gone TO her cottage at jamestown, R /
Rear Admiral William B. Capertpn, |
L. S. N. and Mrs. Caperton entertained
a party at dinner at the naval station
at Newport, r. l., last evening.
Mrs William N. Calder, wife Of Con- |
gresham Calder, Of New York. who is |
spending the summer at Lennox, Mass, |
entertained at dinner at Heaton Hail. |
Stockbridge. last evening.
Count d'Adhemar Of Virginia and |
Washington, has arrived at Newport, |
r. l., for the month OF August.
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Lieut. Commander Roscoe c. Bulmer. !
L. S y, and Mrs. Bulmer. who are !
spending some time at Narragansett
sPter, r. l.. the guests Of Mrs. William |
Disston. were hosts at a dinner last |
evening al the Casino.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer has taken the
AIGNQeu cottage al the NONt, beverly, !
Mass, for the remainder Of the summer .
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Mrs. Edward Abbe has gone to Bev- !
erly, Mass, where she is the guest Of
Captain and Mrs. James c. Barr at
THE Farms"
The new United States Minister to |
Costa Rica, Major EDWARD J. Hale, and
Mrs. Hale nave sailed for Port .Limon,
Costa Rica. aboard the Pastores.
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Senior Don Santiago Rivas. who was
recently nominated second secretary Of
the Chilean legation, has taken charge
OF his cuties and is at Asbury Park y. 7
J., where the legation Is established for
the summer
The large costume ball which Preston
Gibson was TO have given last Tuesday
evening at Newport has been postponed
Until September s.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Nesbit. Of Wash
ingtOn, haze arrived at the Wentworth
House at KennebunkPort, Me.
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Mrs. Herbert Moss Davis. of Mel
bourne, Australia, is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ Geddes at their
hCHne, 1913 Columbia road Mrs. Davis