The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-08

M. c.; Lieut.. Belltnger, Lieut.. Dratton
and Lieut.. Madison. all of the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Larrimore. OF Mime
apolis, Mimi, relatives OF the bride
groom. were among the out-of-towr
/ guests.
A wedding breakfast for the brida
| party and a few relatives took place
after the ceremony In the home OF thu
brides parents in Cathedral Avenue
and later In the afternoon Lieut.. ant
Mrs Earle left Washington for wed
ding trip. They will make their hom'
in Chicago, where Mr.. Earle has recently
been ordered to duty at the naval train
ing station.
The Secretary OF State, who II ex
pected home today. 10 due In New Yori
Friday to attend the Internationa
Peace Conference. It is announced tina
he will be the guest while there Of DR.
and Mrs. e. r.. L. Gould. at their home
81 West Fifty-second Street, where {
breakfast is to be given for him
Among those who have accepted invita-
lions for the breakfast are Lord Wear
dale. Sir George III. Reid, Sir Edmund
Walker, Hon. c. De Bryun, Eugene H
Outerbride, Walter H. Page. Ambassa'
dor to the Court Of st. James; Andrew
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Seligman, John A. Stewart Charles In
gram, DR.. Louis L. Seaman, and DR.
John p. Mum.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
afternoon when Miss Dorothy Egerton
Hutchinson was married at the home OF
her parents, near Bradshaw, Nd, to Pay
| master 8. Rowland White, jr., u. s. N.
Rev. ]. Worrall Larmour ofhciating.
Owing to the recent death OF the brides
sister the wedding was a quiet one and
only the immediate members of the fam
| lily were present
Miss Hutchinson is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs c. Fred Hutchinson, of
Bradshaw, Nd, and is connected with
prominent families of the State. She is
the great-granddaughter of Commodore
Stephen Bayard Wilson, U. 6. NJ. who
| served in the Mexican war, and was q
contemporary and close personal friend OF
Admiral Farragut. Also she is closely
related to the Schleys the Shufeldts, the
Cravens, and others who have been prom
inent in naval history. and is one OF the
few lineal descendants of Sir George
Calvert the first Lord Baltimore. after
whose daughters, the Ladies Elizabeth
and Dorothy, she and her sister were
named. and of his son, Leonard Calvert,
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| Paymaster White is the son of Samuel
Rowland White, Of West River, and also
belongs to many of the old Families of
MARYLAND. among whom are the Har-
woods and the Kents.
Mrs. w s. Crosley, wife of Com
| mander Crosley, y. s. N, was hostess
at large tea yesterday. afternoon from
until $50 o'clock at her residence In
| Wyoming Avenue in honor OF Mrs
Franklin n. Roosevelt wife of the AS
| sistant Secretary of the Navy. and Miss
Harriet Calhoun, of Atlanta, Ga, a
house guest of the hostess.
| Pink roses and ferns formed the chief
decorations for the occasion.
Assisting Mrs. Crosley in receiving her
| guests and dispensing the Inequalities OF
the afternoon were Mrs. Logic, Mrs. c.
c. Tucker. Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Miss
Fechteler. Miss Bagley, the Misses Hoke
Smith. Miss Normoyle, and Miss Natalie
briggs.
Lieut.. Claude Mayo. of Annapolis. Nd,
is the house guest of Commander and
Mrs w. S. Crosley.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew are expected from New York to
day or tomorrow to attend the wedding
Saturday of Mrs. Depew's cousin, Miss
Marion F. Wise, and Mr.. Charles Car
rol Glover. jr. They will return next
week and leave for Europe in June. AT
the wedding Saturday, at st. Alban
Chapel, the bride will be attended by
Miss Sophy Johnston.
Mr.. George Leslie Harrison will be best
man. and the ushers will be Mr.. Thomas
Wilson Bowers and Mr.. Franklin IL. FL
lis, both of Washington; Mr.. Kent s.