The Washington times., 1914-05-29
By lean ELIOT.

III iiicu lAc ceremony III
the presence of a small number OF
relatives and intimate friends, and
there was no reception. The bride
was escorted to the altar by her
brother, William A. Slater. She wore
travelling gown of blue cloth with
hat to correspond. Tehre were no at
tendants.
Mrs. Malone, before her marriage
yesterday, had been a widow about
two years. Her former husband.
Baron Boris dc Struve, was attached
to the Russian Embassy in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Malone, who is a prominent law
yer, gave his farewell bachelor din
ner Wednesday night at Delmonicos.
His guests included William A. Slater,
Henry B. Stimson, Samuel Eckert, Carl
Schmidlapp. w. W. Miller, ]. Norris
Miller. Carl NJ. Owen. and Frank WASH
born. AS a student at Georgetown Uni
versity. Mr.. Malone became acquaint-
ed with his bride when she was intro
duced to society in Washington as Miss
Eleanor Slater.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
Malone and his bride started on a mo-
tor trip through the Berkshires. They
will live in New York.
Mrs. William Dwight Chandler will be
hostess at a garden party this afternoon
at o'clock at the country home OF her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Charles W. Rich
ardson on Grant road. The reception
will be in the nature Of a farewell. for
Mrs. Chandler Is leaving tomorrow with
her little daughter. Amy, to spend the
summer with her husbands parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Chandler, in Con-
cord, n. II.
MIR. and Mrs. William p. Lipscomb.
Miss Austina Lipscomb. and George
Lipscomb motored to Tarrytown-on-the-
Hudson, early this week for the gradu-
alton exercises Of Miss Mason's School,
The Castle. Miss Helen Irene Lipscomb
was a member of the graduating class.
lrof. and Mrs Hart, of Utica, N Y,
Mrs. James Washington Crutcher. and
Miss Mary Moore Crutcher Joined Mr..
and Mrs. Lipscomb at Tarrytown-
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John Williams. Of Ballston. Va. an
rounccs the marriage Of his daughter.
Julia Bortense. to Joseph Martin Baker,
Of Washington, which took place last
evening at the parsonage Of Ryland NJ.
E. Church, Tenth and D streets south
west. Mrs. Baker Is popular in Ball
ston and has many friends in Washing
Is clerk to the Senate Committee on
Commerce. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will
leave Friday for 4 round of visits in
Virginia, after which they will make an
extended trip through the West.
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dinner party this evening AT the Lock
Tavern Club at Great Falls.
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The Misses Mackay Smith are among
those who are having dinner guests
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8 Hamlin will
be hosts At a dinner this evening.
Senator and Mrs. Francis G. New
at their country home. "Woodley." in
WoOdley lane. After dinner Mrs. Elise
IufoUr Ryan gave a program OF Greek
oances in the garden.
Mrs. Mary c. Adams. of Capitol Hill.
is spending the week end with relatives
in Virginia.
Mrs. J. Nota McGnl has sent out
cards for a luncheon on June at her
HOH'S IA "oou4oS iehhe-
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Luttrell have
closed their apartment at the Connecti-
cut and have gone to their summer
home, "Hillcrest Farm" near Falls
Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene schwab and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dreyfuss will
give a reception Sunday evening from
I:So to 1880 at the residence Of Mrs.
Dreyfuss sister. Mrs. C. Steibel, 2123
Eighteenth street, IN honor of the con-
tirmation of their daughters. Miss Ca
mile Schwab and Miss Hortense Drey-
fuss.
picked team from the chevy Chase
a baseball game with the Elkridge Ken
'.clS team
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The Duchess de Chaulnes. formerly
Miss Theodore Shonts, Of washington.
has been IN Baltimore for a short stay.
and was among the guests at the dance
given on Wednesday evening oy Mr.
and Mrs. Charles I. James, at the Elk
ridge Kennels.
At the tea at the Congressional Cluo
assisted in receiving by Mrs Gore ana
Mrs. Towner: to pour. Mrs. W. J.
BRYAN and Mrs. bartlett of Georgia; TO
assist, Mrs. Bryan. Of Florida; Mrs.
Brady, of Idaho: Mrs. BorIahu' Oh Nis-
souri: Mrs. Byrns. Of Tennessee; Mrs;
Bothrick. Of Ohio: Mrs. Rlackmon; OF
Alabama: Miss Brown. OF West Nir-
ginia: Mrs. Rulkley, OF Ohio; Mrs
Burke, Wisconsin: Mrs. Byrnes. OF
South Carolina: Mrs. Beakes. OF Michi-
gan; Mrs. Bell. OF California: Mrs Brit
ton, of Illinois: Mrs. Brown. or New
York; Mrs. Browne. Of Wisconsin; Mrs
Rrvan. OF Washington: Mrs: John
Burke Miss Barney. Mrs Belmont,
Mrs. Brantley, Mrs. BroVnlow' Miss
Roardman. Mrs. Cam'nettti: Miss
Shackleford, Mrs. Annabel Taylor Rob
erts. Miss Scott. and Miss Shreve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Picard Will be
81. home I2Ii Irving street, May 81. from
3 70 10 o'clock p. m. In honor Of the
confirmation OF their daughter. Elsie.
NJ and Mrs. Charles picard have as
tbcir ruest, Albert Picard. brother OF
ths latter. of Paris. France.
Mr. and Mrs William Stumpfel. OF
Snw york. have taken an apartment at
the Dresden.
Nv and Mrs Charles Goldsmith re-
,,,rncd TO their home IN this city to-
49,, from. Richmond. where thcy were
the euests of Mr.. ana Mrs. William