The Washington times., 1914-01-08

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Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell will be
hostess at a large reception this after
noon at her home in Connecticut avenue
in compliment to DR.. and Mrs. Preston
Satterwhile, of New York.
Assisting Mrs. Wendell will be Mrs.
Robert Roosevelt, Mrs. Lloyd ". Bow
ers, Mrs. Frederic AthertOn, and Miss
Mona MCAdOO.
on Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
dell will be hosts at a dinner in honor
OF the new minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. van Rappard. Covers will be
laid for sixteen guests
Miss Martha Birnie, of New York, will
be the honor guest Of Airs. Wendell at
a large luncheon party Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heath have cards
out for a dinner in compliment TO the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall on
Monday, January L.
Mrs. Heath will be hostess at a large
the dansant Friday afternoon, and on
January 20 she will entertain at a
luncheon.
Mrs McCumber and Miss Helen Nc
Cumber, wife and daughter of Senator
Porter J. McCu.nber of North Dakota,
will entertain at a the dansant on jan
AIRY L.
Miss Edith Oracle will be hostess at
a the danSant Friday afternoon.
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Mrs, Thomas b. Hutchinson. of the
Highlands, will entertain at an after
noon dance on Saturday afternoon.
Monsignor Russell will be host at
large luncheon Sunday in honor of Car
dinal Gibbons.
The Misses Heth will be hosts 81
the dansant Thursday, January IS, at
their home on Highlands Terrace.
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The Minister of Argentina and Nine
NaOn viii be the honor guests of Col.
Thomas w. Symons. I. :. A, and
Mrs. SyInons, At dinner on Jan
Uary ..
Walker BeaIc. WHO spent the holiday
season in Washington with his mother.
Mrs Harriet Blaine Beale, at the Con-
nectiout, has returned to his school.
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Dr. and Mrs. William Ii. Wilmer and
their daughter. Miss Rebekah Wilmer,
expect to sail from New York for
Europe Saturday, 20 spend the remain
der OF the season travelling. Miss Viii
ITer was a debutante of last season
and is conceded to be one Of the pref
test girls in Washington society,"
Miss Alice Finckel. daughter of Mrs.
Charlotte B. Finckcl OF Ie2j Swami
street was married to Charles w. Hell
~. Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
al the Gunton Memorial church, the
Re-. {. Everest Granger officiating f.
tine presence u the members Of the fam
llN. Mr.. HELEN formerly was a resi-
Gent of Washington. but has lived in
Teas for many Years. Nj and Mrs.
licIIen leit Washington shortly after
the CoTrmony for Hebbon~iIIe. Tex.
where they will make their hUma
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An interesting wedding took place al
noon "Wednesday at the home Of former
Surg. Gen. =. NJ. RiNey. L. :; \, re-
tired. and Mrs. Rixev. in r street.
when their cousin. Miss Mildred F.
jo'Ies. Of North Garden. Va. was mar
led 10 Passed Assistant Surgeon l. I
:. earn performed the ceremony. which
ras attended only by a few intimate
1riCUds-
Tho bride Nas given in marriage b.
!'I- RiNcE- She wore GOWN Of white
broc@d". with 4 tUlle veil and orange
blossoms. and carried q shower Cr lilies
OF the valley. Her sister. Miss JyIie
Jones. was her onlt attendant. and her
gown was OF pal, pink chaumcusc. with
q tunic OF lace. and she carried an
strmtUl of pink roses Dr. Eaton. L
> y. was best man
After the wedding there was q break
faEt' to which only relatives and init
mate friends were asked I.utrr in The
day DR.. and Mrs. OMalIrv left for
wedding trip. Mrs. O'MaIIey travelling
In a smart taupe-cOlOred suit
Dr. . hal.ey IS on Ieav-. and ~ is not
known vet where he is 10 Ee stationed
Mrs. O'Malley has for years made her
home With Dr. and Mrs. I;txey.
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Miss Eneline Steney. daughter Of
Mn Mary |. Steffey. Was married to Or
:. Homer Wilson, Of cumberland. Nd.
last evening at s 30 o'clock at the home
OF the bride at 1887 Rhode Island ave
nue., the Rev. Charles :. Biggs, OF Bal
timOre, officiating
Palms, ferns, and white and pink bios
SONS adorned the house fer the occasion
ana Mrs. S. Dean Caldwell lr Of Bc-
thesda, played the wedding music
The bride, who was escorted and given
IN marriage by her cousin. =. Dean
Caldwell, jr., wore ivory white crepe me
teor satin trimmed with Limerick lace
The gown was draped model with a
long square train. Her bridal Veil %
French tulle WAS arranged with
wreath OF orange blossoms, and the
bridal bouquet was a shower of white
orchids and lilies OF the valley
Mrs. A H HarIdns, Of Baltimore. a
cousin OF the bride, was the matron of
satin and carried an Rrmful Of yellow
roses.
Little Miss Sarah Jane Sutton and
Miss Elizabeth Harlkins were tine flow-
er girls. They wore white frocks, and
carried tiny shower bouquets OF white
Tosebuds and lilies Of the valley.
Frank NJ. Wilson was his brothers
best man. and the ushers were James ].
Faye and w. T. Daugherty.
An informal reception flr the wedding
party followed the ceremony and later,