The Washington times., 1913-09-05
Puts in Most of His Spare Time
There, With Or. Grayson and
Secretary Tumulty.
BY
DWTG

most entire possession OF lne
/" White House, even to the
work of renodelfng the attic,
but they do not in the least seem to dis
turb the President. who, with his aid.
DR.. Cary T. Grayson, and his secretary,
Mr.. Tumulty, as house guests. puts IN
most OF his spare hours there.
The President and Or. Grayson played
goif yesterday, and viii probably do so
again today, and this. with their usual
rutofnobile run, viii make UP the pro-
gram for the day. outside Of the office
routine.
The Secretary OF State was the honor
guest Of Judge William Bailey Lamar
at dinner last evening at his residence
In the Avenue of the Presidents. Ferns
ana yellow asters formed the table deco
rafions for the occasion.
The guests were Senator A. o. Bacon
OF Georgia, Senator J. A. o;Gormsn nf
New York, Senator d. U. Fletcher Of
FLORIDA, Senator James K. yardaman Of
NisslssippL Senator Atlee Pomerene Of
Ohio, Senator John K Shields of Ten
nessee Senator willard Saulsbury of
Delaware. Senator Morris Sheppard Of
Texas. Senator Joe T. Robinson of
Arkansas. and Senator Henry F. Hollis
of New Hampshire.
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HanieI won Haimhausen, counselor
and charge d'affaires for Germany, was
q hs1st ST luncheon at the German en-
bassy at Newport yesterday Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean also were
luncheon hosts, and had the Russian
Ambassado and Nine. Bakmeteft
amons their guests:
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Mrs. Thomas Charles Martin viii re-
turn to Washington today from Mar
rasansett Pier, where she has spent
some time.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine
da Cana. who went abroad for the
summer on aecoun: of the delicate
health Of the latter, are now at Baden
Baden, and will not return to the Capt.
tai until late in the autumn.
Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the Speak,
- ef the House of Representatives, is
apan sing few days in Salem, Va, with
slegds
4gs Franklin X. Lane. wife Of the
ste-stary of the Interior. was the guest
of knaor at large reception in San
Iersass.sco yesterday. The Secretary and
2as Lane will be in Washington the
iasItF part of the month.
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The Minister of Nicaragua and Mime.
de Chamorra. who have been obliged to
rensin in Washington all summer on
account Of Official business, are prepar-
ing 70 go to New York in a few days to
spend some time. Afterward they will
make a series Of visits in the North.
Miss Marion H. Beckett, of washing
ton. wiz sail tomorrow on the George
Washington, OF the North German
Lloyd line. from New York for London.
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An interesting wedding took place in
Baltimore at noon yesterday when Mrs
Margaret West Goodwin. of Washing
ton, was married to Major Vincent q.
Moore, Confederate veteran The xed-
ding ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. wyllys Rede, assistant pastor
Of the Ascension Protestant Episcopal
Church, of Baltimore, at the Hotel Bel
yedere, was attended by a small party, |
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. A. 2, Camp
bell, of New York. son-in-law and daugh-
LtE VI lttS OtA1r @atIo % AfuDhs
of Washington. and DR.. James G. Wilt |
shire. OF Baltimore. =
Mrs Goodwin wore a. gown Of rnauve !
cfarIneuse. with lavender hat trim !
med with yiolets, and she carried an |
arnaful OF pink roses.
After the wedding ceremony an in !
formal breakfast was served at the
hotel, after which Major and Mrs. !
Moore left Baltimore for wedding trip |
Upon their return they will reside at 4
Westview. the beautiful country place /
Of Major Moore at Carneysyille, W. Va
The bride Is the widow Of Capt Will
liam Percy Goodwin, u g. A, and 1
comes from one Of the oldest virginia 4
families. She and Major Moore have |
known each other since their childhood
days and the wedding OF yesterday is !
she elimination of a pretty romance
Major Moore's family also comes from /
Virginia, and Is as closely related 10 /
the DEVELOPMENT OF American history
as that of the bride. Major Moore was
IN al:ttye service during the civil war,
and won distinction on many Of the
famous battlenelds
W 3. Richards has gone to Pittsfield. |
Mass, 20 spend parr Of the fall season.
With William H. Vanderbilt he motored
TO .Lenox yesterday TO visit Mr. ana /
Mrs William Douglas Sloane. >