The Washington times., 1913-09-09
Women in Official Life Plan
Costumes to Wear at Sayre-
:
: Wilson NuptiaIs.
BY
DWIG


NJ November 25. and the house
" selected where she will spend
her honeymoon, things have
taken on quite a material aspect
for the wedding of Miss Jessie
Wilson, and Frspcis B. sayre. and the
subject of a. costume for the thirteenth
wedding in the White House is q mat
ter every woman In official life IL dgur-
ing On in the selection of her fall ward
robe. OF course. she may not need the
gown--for that purpose-but that Is an
other question. and she orders it with
hope In her heart, just the same.
Many OF the rugs and other speci-
mems of the weavers art from the
mountains of THE South will find their
way into the new home selected By Mr..
Sayre for his bride. and with these OBJ
jects Of Colonial days will be q num-
Der Of pieces OF old mahogany already
selected by either the young bride or
her friends. .s-.,
The trousseau will be purchased part
ly in'New York, partly in Baltimore.
and Washington shops will supply the
rest, except for the linens. which viii.
of course. come from the famous linen
stores of Boston.
r.
The German ambassador, Count Won
Bernstorn, who now is in the throes Of
selecting plans for the new German en-
bassy here, matter which has been
left largely to his judgment. will sail
for this country on October %. He Will
be accompanied on his return by Coun-
tess Won Bernstorff, and while their son,
Count Gunthcr Won Bernstorf. will not
make his home with them at the en-
bassy. being, in business in New York.
he will yet figure largely in society dur
ing the coming season.
Former Congressman and MRS James
W. wadsworth have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Harriet T. Wadsworth, to Fletch-
er Harper, of New York. at St. Mi
chael's Church, Geneseo. n. Y, at II
O'Clock, October l.
number of Washington society peo-
pie who have known Mr. and Mrs.
Wadsworth since their first entrance
into official life. received invitations
today, and society from the Capital will
be well represented.
No details OF the wedding have been
given out.
Mrs. James F. Barbour, who is in
mourning for her daughter, Mrs. Tuck
er, has gone to the White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, accompanied by her
daughter. MISS Marguerite Barbour.
She will take the cure, and will remain
there for the month of September.
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Mrs. T. RitcliIe Stone has returned to
Washington, after spending some time
at the White Sulphur Springs with Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Appleby.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey and her daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Shuey, have returned
to Washington from their country place
in the Shenandoah Valley, Va, and Will
remain here for several days. Later
they will return to Virginia to remain
until late In the fail Their present
visit to Washington is to be with Mr..
Shuey. who is detained here on account
of Congress being in session.
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Senior Lefevre, who was charge
daffaires for Panama for some months,
and Is first secretary Of the legation.
has been specially appointed by his gov
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cate the site selected for the exhibit
at the Panama Exposition. Mr.. Lefevre
will leave Washington late this month
for California.
Senator John w. Weeks. who has just
returned from his home In Massachu-
setts, receives daily favorable news of
the conyalescence of his daughter, Miss
Katherine Weeks. who has been i'll In a
hospital at Newton, Mass, where che
was operated on for appendicitis a short
time ago
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marie Dorothea Blandin, daughter OF
Mrs. John ]. Blandin, Of Baltimore, to
Lieut. Henry Stuart. L. 8. n. Miss
Blsndin was educated at the Georgetown
Convent. and her father, Lieut.. John J.
Blandin, l.. s. N, native of Alabama,
was officer of the deck on board the
battleship Maine. and lost his life the
night Of the explosion in the harbor of
Havana. Miss Blandin's mother, FORM
erly was Miss Corinne Cherbonnier.
daughter Of DIR. A. V. Cherbonnier,
u. g. A.
and Mrs. H. A. Stuart, of Roanoke, Va.
and is attached to the battleship
Wyoming. The marriage will take place
early In October. .