The Washington times., 1914-09-01

! M not accompany the Presiden
! VI when he returns tomorrow
from Cornish. hut will remair
some time longer at Harlekenden House
! The President will he accompanie,
| son.
Attorney Gerenal MCReynolds vii
leave Washington on Thursday to spen,
his vacation in the Adirondacks
Mrs. Burleson and daughters. Mrs
Richard Negley and the Misses Burle
son, will accompany the Postmaster
General when he returns tomorrow from
Grimsby. Canada They will close the
cottage. which they have occupied 70,
the summer. and open their house, ir
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Ernest NJ. Hannah announces the
marriage of his sister. Elizabeth R., tc
Archibald A. Machines. of Boston. The
wedding took place this morning at St
Theresa's Catholic Church. Anacostia
the Rev. Father Bart officiating. The
brides only attendant was Miss Anna
NJ. Ryan, as maid of honor. Ernest NJ
Harnan acted as best man. Immedi.
ately after the ceremony the bride and
groom left for New York and Boston
by sea. Mr.. and Mrs. Machines will be
al home after October at c221 Shannon
place southeast
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Mrs. Robert Hit, who returned re-
Gently from Europe with her son and
dauGhter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hit. is stopping for a few days at her
house in Dupont Circle. and will leave
on Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds Hit at their farm in New Eng
land.
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Congressman and Mrs. Henry Della
ware Flood are at the Shoreham for an
indefinite stay. after Il visit to their
country home, Alden Farm, in Virginia
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lowman. who
spent the last year and a half in At
lanta- Ga, have returned to Washing
ton and are stopping with Mrs. Low
mans mother, Mrs. Joseph Minnetree.
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Miss May Power. who has been with
a camping party in the AdIrondacks, IS
now in Philadelphia visiting Miss Gladys
The Russian ambassador. NJ George
spent yesterday in Wash
lngton and dined with the French am
oassador. returning last night to New
port
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Euger McAdoo.
son and MISUNDERSTANDING nf co,r,
tary of the Treasury, have taken an
apartment at the Avondale for the COM
ng season and will move into their new
nome early in october. They are now
visiting near Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma Southwick Brinton has re-
.urned from Europe. and is at her apart
nent, lAi Fifteenth street.
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The engagement OF Miss Helen Brtn-
ton Sharpless and Samuel Butler, son
IF Congressman Thomas S. Butler of
Pennsylvania, is announced They are
stone. the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Sharpless. OF West
Chester. Pa.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Shepard ex-
oect to sail from Holland on September |
>. Justice and Mrs. Shepard spent |
he summer in the Bavarlan mountains |
They were in Germany at the outbreak |
II the war and are now at The Hague |
awaiting the departure of their ship. |
They had no unpleasant experiences ex-
,ept for delays in making the journey |
rom Munich to The Hague
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Miss Grace Horney. daughter OF Col |
)tis c. Horney. of the ordnance de- |
who is at present stationed |
L PiCatinney arsenal. y. J.. is to visit |
1rs. Hughes Oliphant at her residence |
t the cairo next week.
Miss Agnes Won Kurouski, grand !
laughter of the late General Holla bird. |
eft this morning for Bellevue Hospi-
al. New York. where she is going TO .
tudy TO become a trained nurse.
DR.. and Mrs. Marcus Benjamin left
oday for their usual autumn stay OF
months duration at Atlantic City.
irs. Benjamin's mother. Mrs. J. Loring
;ilbert. will accompany them.
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The District of Columbia Society Of
ne Sons of the American Revolution
invited to attend the exercises IN
with the restoration of tho
omb Of William Bcancs, Upper Marl-
OrOugh. Md. at II o'clock a m, Thurs
ay. Compatriots will take the 10
clock Chesapeake Beach train at the
IstriCt Line.