The Washington times., 1913-05-27
Presidents Daughter, Motors to
Baltimore for Day, Coming
Back In Evening.
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M meeting Of the women's well
N fare Department Of the Civic
Federation at Rauscher's this
D0yning, and delivered an address,
llias Wilson. accompanied by Miss
Deues. metorsd to Baltimore to spend
he day. leaving the Capital early this
morning. They will return here to-
night
Mrs. Archibald Oracle and her
eaughter. Miss Edith Oracle, returned
70 Washington yesterday after an
absence Of some months. and are At
their residence, 1897 Sixteenth street.
They will remain here as long as the
weather permits. This Ii the frst
visit Of Mrs Oracle and Miss Oracle
TO Washington since the death of
Colonel Oracle. In New York
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A cable has been received here an
n0uncing the departure from Germany
Of the ambassador to this country,
Ceunt Won Bernstorn. today. The count
has besn in Germany just one week.
and returns by the same steamer which
carried him away. .---~
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The Netherlands Minister, and Nine.
Leudon will probably close the legation
IN r street next week and go to Bar
Harbor. where the legation will be To-
Gated for the season.
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Mr.. Yonine, second Russian secretary.
returned to Washington today from a
short visit. in New York.
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Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn. wife Of DR..
W. A. Bioedorn, Z. S. ", now stationed
at the Naval Hospital in Yokohama
viii be at home this afternoon from
until o'clock at her residence. 21,s
Thirteenth street
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Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall will be at
home quite informally in her apart
ment at the Shorehsm tomorrow after
noon. She has, with only one or two
exceptions. kept each Wednesday at
home since Inauguration week. and to-
morrow will be her last Wednesday re-
ception Of the season.
Mrs. william Jennings Bryan has
discontinued her Wednesday receptions
for the season. and will not be AT
home tomorrow.
without exception. each Of the Cabi-
net hostesses have discontinued their
wednesdays at home for this season.
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Miss Frances E. de Lashmutt,
daughter Of Mrs Grace Moffott de
Lashmutt, will be married June at
1880 p m. at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Roger n. Stuart, to Frank p.
Moncure, of Stafford, Va. The cere
mony will be performed by the Rev.
James A. Blake, rector of Christ
Church, Of Georgetown Only the i'm
mediate members Of the two families
will be present. except Miss Hannah
Matthews, of Georgetown, who will
be maid Of honor. The best man will
be H. Keyser. of Fairfax, Va Imme
diately after the ceremony the young
couple will leave for a short honey
moon trip.
Mrs. De Lashmutt is a native Of
Washington and well known in resi-
dent circles, both in this city and
Georgetown.
The Secretary Of State left Washing
ton this morning for New Rochelle.
y. Y, to deliver q commencement day
address. He will return here tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst will entertain dinner party in
New York on Thursday night in honor
Of the members Of the Maine Memorial
Committee, and the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels will be among
their guests.
Senior Antonio Garlic. charge d d'affaires
for Cuba. will go to New York 10 at
tend the unveiling ceremonies OF the
Maine memorial. In Brooklyn. and Col.
Jose MART, chief Of stan Of the Cuban
army. who will represent Cuba, will ac-
company him.
'Utone villa" at Newport will be pu,
n readiness and opened scf the rscep.
don q the Russian Amhassador and
Madame 1akhmste6 on 5uns ~ whsr
he sat1Fs pta6 VIII Ssavs ~WsshinSten