The Washington times., 1914-06-02

T,HE French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusser2nd are among
q these from Washington who
are in New York today for the
marriage of Miss Martha Bacon.
daughter of tho former Ambassador
u France and Mrs. Robert Bacon. to
George w. Whitney. of New York
and Milton. Mass. The wedding will
take place at noon. in the Church of
enc Advent. Westbury, Long Island,
ee Rev. Richard Pope. assisted by
sae Rev DIR. Endicott Peabody, of
ordon School. officiating.
4 large reception and breagfast at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacon at Westbury will follow the
wedding ceremony.
Miss Eleanor Greene, of buffalo;
Miss Julia Lewis and Miss Eliza Fox.
Of Philadelphia: Miss Eleanor Roel-
ker. of East Greenwich. r. L: Miss
Josephine Osborn and Miss Molly
Martin. of New York. will be the
brides attendants, and Richard Whit
ncy will be the best man for his
brother. The ushers will be. Elliot c.
Bacon. Harold s. Vanderbilt. Harrison
Tweed, F. Skiddy Won StRde. Clarence
Hay, J. J. HiEGinson. Dudley Pick
man, Francis Sargent. Eliot Farley,
and Francis r. Appleton. jr.
\ special train will take the guests
from New York to Westbury.
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The Old Maids Convention" will be
repeated al the First Presbyterian
Church. this evening, under the aus
pfces of the Ldies' Beneficent Soci-
ETY.. Ice cream and home made cakes
will be on sale after the performance.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, who is grad
ually recuperating from a recent ILL
ness. was able to go for a motor ride
this afternoon.
Mrs Leo Loeb. of Annapolis. Md.
was the weekend guest OF a@r psr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, Sch:ffman.r
OF Harvard street.
Miss Cecelie Oppenheimer has left
Washington for Bryn Mawr. and Miss
Carrie Oppenheimer will follow today
10 attend the graduating exercises OF;
their sister. Miss Ella Oppenheimer.
Mrs Leonard We'll. of Philadelphia.
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. NJ.
Herman. Mrs. Well has as her guest
while at Washington Miss Hermoine
Bennett. of Norfolk, Va
The marriage of Miss Edith Stras-
burger. daughter of Meyer Strasburg-
CT. TO Arthur Newmyer, formerly of
this city. now of New Oreleans will
AXE place in Washington tomorrow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of, Rhode
I land avenue, entertained informally
at a dance Saturday evening in COM
nIiment 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William G..
Hughes, whose marriage took place re-
Gently.
The guests included Mrs. e. A. Bing-
ham. Mrs. Chandlee, Mrs Thompson,
Miss Sarah Hickling, Miss Alice paugh-
Crty, Miss Angelica Laylor, Mrs. Allen,
Miss Helen Trampet, Miss Sicl1ies, Glib
son Wharton. Bruce Cleveland. Mr..
Burchf ald, Mr. Sensner. Mr. Beach, Mr.
Riley, Mr.. Summers, DR.. Bradford, AIr.
wilkins, Mr.. Hay, and Mr.. Lanwait.
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Passed Assistant Surgeon and Mrs.
Walter a. Bloedorn entertained at A
dinner at the Shorehan, followed by a
box party last night in honor Of DR..
Judson Ludlow Taylor, of Houston, Tex,
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Madame LAMA will close her apart
ment at 17l2 H street in the next few
Jays to go to Atlantic CITY for the sum-
nier. Madame LAMA has taken an
apartment at the st. Claire.
The Minister from Sweden and Nine
Ekengren have .eased Il cottage at Seal
Harbor. Me. where theye will locate
their legation for the summer. The
Minister and Mime. Ekengren, who have
for years made their summer home at
Bar Harbor, are among the numerous
Washingtonians now seeking summer
luarters elsewhere, owing TO the change
Of ordinance allowing automobiles TO
inter tie once sacred highways of Mt.
Desert Island.
The 80 women who are to play
ridge at Rauscher's tomorrow after
noon for the benefit OF the Ponce Tuber-
cuiosis Hospital will be greeted by =
reception committee which will include
Mrs Lindley NJ Garrison, Mrs Dun
AN L. Fletcher. and the resident COM
missioner from Porto Rico. the Hon.
Luis MunOz Rivera.
Among recent reservations of tables
1-c those made by Mrs. Miles Poin-
dexter, Mrs. Victor Blue. Mrs Addison
kuan. Mrs. William S. Kenyon. Mrs.
t.ucian b. Moody, Mrs. Henry T. Mayo.
Mrs. John W. Kern, Mrs. Philip P.
'ampbeIl, Mrs. Harry F. Cary. Mn.
Willis ]. Hulings, and Mrs Simpson ] .