The Washington times., 1914-10-04

! and managed very effectively to lose
Prof. Preston. who is still abroad, and
! nobody knows just where He had taken
his sister. who was in bad health. to
Bad Nauheim. while Mrs. Preston. her
children and her mother. Mrs. Pe0ne,
were in ST. Moritz: so, when hostilities
broke out. il was quite Impossible for
them TO come together. Mrs. Preston
and her little family mage their way
into Italy and sailed from Genoa: but
Prof. Preston was Obliged to 90 the
other way with his sister. His wifi has
had no direct word from him. but indi-
rcCtlv she has heard that he is in Lon
don. waiting letters from her, before
Starring home
The marriage of Louise jameson Web
er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Weher. and Ensign Laurence Wild. |.
s. \. is set for this evening at 1:5l.
and l know you want TO hear about 1t.
The ceremony. which will D.. Very quiet,
VIII he performed by the Rev. Dr.. c.
Ernest Smith. --ctor of s.. Thomas
Church. at the brides home in q street
Her father will give ner away and Miss
Flor nee Winthrop, Of philadelphia will
he maid of honor. Hunt Weter. broth
er of the bride. will be best man. After
the ceremony there will bc a reception.
TO which p number Of additional guests
FaVe been asked.
Ensign Wild is . son Of Mr. and Mrs.
J 4. Wild of Lincoln. Neb. lIe is at
Iached to the /. : s louisiana 1ow
there for the present.
larEe house party during the eek and
there have been CAV doings Among
ner guests are Miss Elsie Smith. Of
Philadelphia Miss Ethel Martin, Of
Brooklyn: Miss Ros= Irwin, Of Snow
HI. Nd Robert Hood. of Philadelpaia.
and Mr.. Ulsh. OF Brooklyn. They have
hecn coustantl, entertained during their
stay and the popular LITTLE bride has
rad innumerable parti-s si.en for her.
Her grandmother, Mrs. Hunt was host
ess at Z large dinner Thursday even
ing. last niEnt Mr. Wild gavc thea
ter party and suprer for tha Wedding
parIv. and Mrs. Hervay Pags, Miss An.
n" WRIGHT Hu3ke. Miss Edith McC,uad"
Hiss MAJ aarrt Gould. and William War
Ter. Of Philadelphia. are among others
Who nave entertained in comrIimant to
the hrrde and ner house guests
Tnc dark Skinner Wnlinss, >rry,
prumnont v"un" Chicago folk, haze
bought q wonderful estate on tho I'oto-
ma" Il,rr. not far from Washmstun,
are hr'nGnc tho Ole; manor nous" Up
to daIe and expect 20 make their homo
there all the >rar round. They are
fond of country life. and expect 10 take
possession OF their u"w place thiS fail.
/ ieaI many tai = Of how charm,n- the
! l2trn i. thai n. n' use which Is on
Of Jhr man! WHn in George Washington
il sa.d !" hnIv sIt"d, Stand:: in a
Iar! - 900 acre.. that there are tine
garden with quaint. Old-world air:
that the river rights cover oyster beds.
and I.laTy other Interesting detail: but
no oi.- seems u hc able 10 tell me
:ust exactly where the place is ! in
Ter ,rnrr the constant references To oys-
ler- that il is down ri or. but beyond !
lf.i / nm n s@n. ! used TO ,%:.r uC |
the Vikings constantly from some Chi ,
CaGu ri"ndS.
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth is having |
a cmrnGous sucrrs' in breeding saddle |
horses and hunters of a certain type at |
her inc stables at Ashantee, Avon, v !
Y When she suggested the idea she !
was congratulated for her courage, but |
smiled at for her ideals. Now IL 81
Mrs WadswOrtn who Is doirG Inc |
Tor. after iakiTf number Of |
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