The Washington times., 1914-06-02
The News of Society
BY JEAN ELIOT.

I will spend some time at the Hotel
| PCwkatan.
President Wilson. accompanied by his
niece, Miss Bones. and DR.. Cary T
| 'Irayson. occupied a mezzanine box at
! keith's last evening.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Reid. of Lebanan.
Pa. will be at the Hotel Powhatan
during their stay in the city.
The marriage took place yesterday al
Springfield. Ill, of Miss Rose z. Hill
iidge and Henry L. Allanson. both of
MS city. by the Rev. DR.. Donald c
Macleod, former pastor OF the First
Presbyterian ChurcA, or which the bride
rs member. After July ]. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allanson will be at home at 2gSO
Twenty-fifth street.
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| Inc secretary of the Navy and Mrs
| Daniels, who returned to Washington
on the Mayflower yesterday morning
from Annapolis. left last night for the
University OF North Carolina. The
Secretary is trustee and member
OF the executive board of the university.
The Secretary OF Commerce, who will
| Soo NlIS al l1S commence
| ment exercises tomorrow morning, and
Mrs. Redfield and their daughter, Mrs.
Dr1ry, accompanied Secretary and Mrs
| Daniels. The party will motor to Ra-
| leigh tomorrow afternoon and will re-
turn to Washington Thursday morning
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! Count J. H. Won Bernstorff, the Ger
man ambassador. received the honorary
degree Of doctor of laws. and Henry r.
| Evans OF the Bureau OF Education.
| washington, the degree of doctor of
letters at the annual commencement
Yesterday Of the University of Mary
| land.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell
closed their home in Connecticut ave-
| nae. and, with their son. Ten Eyck
Wendell, jr., left Washington this
/ morning for Cazenoyia, n. ", where
they will spend the summer at their
\ country home. Lakelawn.
! Miss Margaret Wilson and Mr.. and
! Mrs William Hit occupied d box at
the New National Theater last even
l ing TO hear the Aborn Opera Company
in La Boheme-'
| The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
| shall will leave Washington next Mon
day for Maine, TO attend the closing
4 exercises of the university OF that
| State. The Vice President will address
the graduates. Mrs. Marshall is spend
| ing today in Baltimore, motoring over
I this morning with Mrs. John w. Kern.
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Miss Maude Nickel, of Neosho. Mo,
niece of former Congressman William
| Q. Barnard, Of Indiana, is the guest
| OF Mrs. Roy Wilton Steele. IG5S Meri-
dian place northwest, for the summer.
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Miss Marjorie Kendall Edson and
Horatio Hugh Armstrong. whose mar
riage will take place tomorrow, at 5
O'Clock. at st. Thomas Church, will be
the honor guests at a continuous round
of festivities today. This morning the
bridal party went for a long automo-
bile ride. Later DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
4 Adams, whose daughter, Miss Dorothy
Adams, will be one of Miss Edson's
bridesmaids. entertained at a buffet
luncheon for the bridal party and few
additional guests. The house was at
tractively decorated and the table was
massed with yellow blossoms.
This afternoon Miss Emily Beatty, an
other bridesmaid, will give tea at the
Chevy ChaEe Club. for Miss Edison. ami
this evening N:r and Mrs Joseph Iso-
nIanZo Edison will entertain at dinner
at the Army and Navy Ciuo. after the
rehearsal at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison have as their
house guests their daughter, Mrs. Her
mann Schulz. who will be maid Of he nor
at her sisters wedding. and Mrs. Ed
sons sister, Mrs. Henry Clark Town
send. of New York Mrs Daniel Tor
rance s. ,.lEon, OF Hartford, Conn, is
also ir town TO- the wCdlinS and Is
visiting her fothcr and mother. Gen
and Mrs. Mc1ora.n Crawford.
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The home of Mrs. Alice r Sears,
~ Rhode Island avenue. was the scene
Of a beautiful wedding yesterday. when
| Miss Ruth Ogden Sears was married
| to Hans Wilson Ireland. The Rev.
! Charles Z. Buck, rector of St Paul's
! Episcopal Church, performed the cere-
! mony, which was attended only by rela-
| tiVes. The house was decorated With
| palms. ferns and cut flowers. The bride
was gowned in a wisteria silk suit,
| with hat to match. and carried show
] er of sweet peas and lilies of the
4 valley.
! Mrs. Keneth Ogden. cousin of the
bride played the wedding march. Lit
tie Margret Frances Ogden preceded