The Washington times., 1913-10-28
Invitations to Wilson-Sayre Wedding
Being Addressed at the White House
Are To Be Sent Out Within Next
Few Days, 1t Is Said.
President Back Tonight.

THE invitations for the wedding of
Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of
the President and Mrs. Wilson.
to Francis b. Sayre, which are
now being addressed at the White
House, will be sent out within the next
day or two.
The President will return to the
white House tonight from Mabile, Ala.
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Owing to the illness of DR.. Gatewood' s
mother, Mrs. Robert Gatewood, of Nor
folk, Va, the invitations for the mar
riage of Miss Dorothy Gatewood and
Lieut. Earl North, U. S. A, tomorrow,
have been recalled. The wedding will
take place this afternoon at 3:39
o'clock at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Gatewood, in Nineteenth street, in the
presence of a small party of relatives.
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Mrs. Richard Van Wyck Negley and
her infant son, who were the guests for
several weeks of her parents, the Post
master General and Mrs. Burleson, have
returned to their h" 0e in Texas.
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The officers ant. dies of the Wash
ington Barracks have sent out cards
;or reception and dance, Friday even,
ng. November Z, ar $50 O'Clock, at the
Officers Club, at the post in honor of
colonel and Mrs. Kuhn. Colonel Kuhn
mas recently taken up the duties of his
pew detail as cemmandant of the bar
-acks.
Congressman and Mrs. Ansberry of
Dhio, who recently returned to this
5ountry from abroad, have taken one
# the two houses near the corner of
he Avenue of the Presidents and P
treet, which are now being redecorated
nd remodeled. They expect to move
:nto house about December !.
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The Italian ambassador has returned
% Washington from Gloucester, Mass,
here he spent the summer. Nothing is
ct known about the date of the ar
wal of the new ambassador in this
ouotry.
Mr. Yonine, second Russian secretary,
rent to New York yesterday morning
pom business connected with the en-
assy, and will return here today.
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Mrs. Arthur Grant-Duff, of Dresden,
iermany, formerly Miss Kathleen Clay
TN. daughter of Gen. Powell Clayton,
nd sister of Baroness Moncheur, whose
lusband was one time minister to this
ountry from Belgium, has arrived in
ne Capital to visit members of her
Imily, and will be here for the greater
art Of the winter.
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Mrs. McNeely, wife of Lieutenant
commander McNeely. L. S. N, enter
.lined at luncheon today at the Army
nd Navy Club, in compliment to Mrs.
Charles B. Hourly and her guest Mrs.
Genhani of Florida.
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DR.. William c. Gwynn has sent out
ards for a luncheon Thursday next, in
onor Of his house guest, DR.. La Place
f Philadelphia, Pa.
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Mrs Richard Townsend. who is
hroad, where she has spent the late
,Ummer and fall season, will return to
mis- country and open her Washington
esidence about the middle OF Novem-
cer.
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas B.
'unn, of New York, will remain in Eu-
ope until just before Christmas, when
hey will return TO Washington and
AXE possession of the residence in the
Venue Of the Presidents. which they
lave leased for two years.
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Captain de Bertier de Sauvigny, who
as appointed military attache of the
mbassy here, to succeed Count de
harIbrun, who just retired from the
'ost for active duty in France, will ar
I'VE in Washington about December l.
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Baron Zwiedinek Won Sudenhorst
ounselor and charge d'affaires of Aus
ria, who went to New York on Satur-
lay TO meet Baroness Zwiedinek and
their two children on their arrival on
BOARD the George Washington, and was
detained there until yesterday, when
Iae ship docked, came directly to
Washington last night with his family.
The George Washington was detained
IN landing on Sunday. as was expected.
Baron and Baroness Zwiedinek went dI-
rectIy TO their home, 1896 Nineteenth
street, on arriving in Washington.
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Major Won Herwarth, German mill
iary attache, has gone to Hot Springs,
Va. 10 remain for short time. Yes
lerday he rode with Miss Gladys In
;aIls and a party of young people,
making sort OF record ride on ac-
cunt of the length of the trip over diff
icuIt mountain bride paths.