The Washington times., 1913-11-01
Charge d Affaires of Persia and i.
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan to Return Soon
Expected Back in the Capital
From Highmount, N. T., on
-srS t-5-s r-E ... % -
J. Monday.


-HE Charge dAnaires of Persia
and Nine. Ali Kuli Khan, who
established the legation at
: Highmount, n. Y, for the sum-
uier. will return with their family to
Washington Monday. =
On November the Charge and Nine.
Khan will go to the Pennsylvania State
College, where the former will address
the college on the celebration. of Penn
syivania Day. presided over by Gov
ernor Tener.
On November the charge will leave
for San Francisco, to select land for
the Persian section at the Panama
Pacific Exposition, and after that ne
will return to Washington for the win
ter .Es- s-. -sz
Mrs. Wilson entertained a box party
at the Columbia Theater last evening
as her guests, Mrs. Charles E. Hughes,
wife of the Chief Justice of the Su-
preine Court; Miss Helen woodrow
Bones. Miss Jessie Wilson and her
fiance. Francis B. Sayre-
s.
Mrs. Champ Clake presided at the
tea at the Congressional Club yester-
dsy afternoon following the informal
card party. go .
-~--r-@ -I-
Mr. ard Mrs. Jefferson Middleton en-
tertained at reception last night from
sunth II O'Clock. at their home, 17O5
KiiboUIne place. in celebration of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
rhe wives and daughters of Cabinet
Members have each visited the chrys-
apthemum show at the Department of
Agriculture. Mrs. Houston, wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture. called the
6rst day and passed her approval of
the exhibit, and few moments after
Mrs. Daniels, wife Of the Secretary of
the Navy, and her mother, Mrs. Ade-
lajde Worth Bagley called.
s'Sm,th's Sensation is one of the
largest varieties of white chrysanthe-
NUNS shown this year, and a cluster
Of them were sent to each of the Cab
met homes the day Of the opening, on
"wednesday. b
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday
evening n St. Anthony's Church at
Brookland, D. c. when Miss Bernardine
Qrme Woodward, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. horace McParlin Woodward, was
married to i2alph KembIe, of Toronto,
Canada. The ceremony was performed
by tire Right Rev. Monsignor Shahan
in the presence of large gathering of
relatives and friends The Rev. E. A.
Pace, of the Catholic University: the
Rev. J. ID. Williams, pastor of st. An
thongs Church. and the Rev. A., NJ.
Mark. pastor of St Francis De Sales
Ill
forming the marriage ceremony.
The church was beautifully adorned
with palms, ferns, and white fall bios
SONS, and the orSanist of the church
played the wedding music.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a gown of ivory
white satin brocaded in silver and
trimmed with rose point lace and tiny
clusters of orange blossoms. Her Veil,
which was of The same lace as that on
her gown, was arranged with orange
blossoms. and the bridal bouquet was a
shower of Bride roses and lilies of the
VALLEY
Miss Marie woodward, sister of the
bEide, who was maid of honor, wore a
handsome gown of yellow crepe meteor
trimmed in marquise lace with girdle
of blue panne velvet.
The bridesmaids, who were Miss Alma
Eemble, Miss Rebecca woodward, and
Miss Maitland Piper. wore yellow crepe
meteor gowns with short tuIle wells and
carried directoire staffs decorated with
Aaron Ward roses and autumn leaves.
Ellis Payne, of Toronto, Canada, was
the best man, and the ushers were
Bradley Snow, of Toronto; Frank P.
o'DonnelI, of Wilmington, Del, and
Thomas Wilson, of Washington, a
cousin of the bride.
A reception for the bridal party and
relatives and out Of town guests was
held AZ the brides home after the we'd
ding ceremony at the church. and, later
in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Kemble
left for a wedoinR TIP. The bride
traYe. ed in bla.- sutt with a velvet
hat to match, and point fox furs.
=
Congressman and Mrs. Cullop, of In
diana. entertained at dinner last even
ing al Congress Hall the Commandant
of the Marine Barracks and Mrs Bid
die, Col and Mrs. John Thompson
Congressman and Mrs Ten Eyck, Of
New York, and Rear Admiral and Mrs
cewie.
=
MIR and Mrs. Short A. Willis and
their family expect to close their house
In Nineteenth street about the middle
OF the month and go TO Texas for an
Indefinite stay.