The Washington herald., 1914-06-05

The President left Washington last
evening on the Maydower for q three-day
| trip down tie river. The Secretary Of the
Navy, Secretary Tumulty, DR.. Cary Gray
son, and Commander Needham Jones.
aid to the Secretary Of the Navy, made
up the party accompanying the President
Mrs Wilson. who il recovering slowly
from her long illness, made a short visit
yesterday to her youngest daughter, Mrs.
McAdoo. who reached Washington late
Wednesday night from her honeymoon al
Cornish. N. H.
The Secretary of the Treasury and his
bride drove direct to the White House
to see the President and family.
and then to their own home on
Massachusetts, avenue.
Many OF the wedding presents received
by the Presidents youngest daughter are
stin at the White House, but will be
arranged in the McAdoo home in the
next few days Mrs. McAdoo has entirely
recovered from the slight indisposition
which delayed her return for few days.
Miss Margaret Wilson end Miss Bones
accompanied Mrs. Wilson on her visit
to Mrs. McAdoo yesterday afternoon.
No date has been decided upon for the
departure of Mrs. Wilson and Miss Will
son for their summer home. as the
former is anxious to remain at the White
House as long as the weather permits.
The respective families OF Mr. Arthur
st. Clair Foraker. youngest son of the
former Senator from Ohio. and Miss
Minnie Stone, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Stone. of this city. were
much surprised yesterday afternoon to
learn of the marriage Of these two young
people in BaltimSe yesterday morning.
That the marriage took place at the
Hotel Belvedere, with the younger sis
ter of the bride and a man friend OF
the bridegroom a witness, is all that is
known concerning the ceremony, as the
contracting parties are now on their
honeymoon In the vicinity of Phila-
delphia, and have refused to tell any
thing beyond the fact of the marriage.
and that they had a wedding breakfast
at the hotel. This Information was con-
veyed by telephone to the parents Of the
bride, and to the sister of the bride
groom the latter Mrs. Victor Cushman.
with whom Mr.. Foraker has been making
his home during the past winter.
When she left Washington yesterday
morning Miss Stone was supposed to be
en- route to Bryn Mawr. where she was
to visit Mr. Foraker's sister, Mrs King
Wainwright The engagement Of the
young people. which came as a surprise
to society, was announced May "A, with
the expectation the marriage would take
place in the autumn. Neither family had
any opposition to offer to the match.
Mrs. Cushman. when seen last evening.
expressed the opinion that her brother
and his bride would continue their we'd
ding journey to Cincinnati. where they
will be cordially received by former SEM
ator and Mrs. Foraker.
Young Mr.. Foraker. who is just twenty
two, has lived most of his life in Wash
ington. and is now engaged as salesman
for an automobile firm. His bride is one
year his Junior. a graduate Of a fash
ionable school in this city.
with the departure yesterday Of Sir
Cecil Spring-Rice Ambassador from
Great Britain, Mr.. Colville Barclay be-
came charge d'affaires. Mr.. Barclay
has leased a house at Manchester.
Mass, for the summer. where Mrs.
Barclay and children will go on Sat
urday.
The charge d'affaires and members
of the embassy stan will not leave
Washington before July l.
The Russian Ambassador. who has
been confined to his embassy for some
time by reason of a belated attack of
grip. is greatly improved. and with
Nine. Bahkmeteff expects to go to the
summer embassy at Newport June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Black, of Piqua.
Ohio are touring this section. and will
be at the Hotel Powhatan during their
stay in the city.