The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-25
Visiting In MARYLAND.

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several days near Olney. Md.
s.
Miss Dorothea McCandlish. who
spent three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Hollerith at their summer
home on Mobjack Bay, In Virginia,
has returned to Washington and Is
now with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard L.
"Lenwill." near Rockville. for sew
eral days. ''..... .....
Miss Mccandlish will leave WASH
ington shortly to join her parents,
Charlottesville, Va, where they have
gone to reside for several years. They
have leased their home. 2805 p street,
to Lieut.. Charles c. Hartigan. U. s.
n" and Mrs. Hartigan.
MRS: Charlas Howry. who has been
at White Sulphur Springs for several
months. will return to washington
next week.
Mrs. Walter Wells will go to New
York tonight to join DIR. Wells, who
has been there for several days. Dr.
ana Mrs. Wells will return to WASH
ington on Wednesday. 80.
Mr.: and Mrs. Isaac Herman mo-
tored to Baltimore on Friday. where
tney are guests Of their brother. DR..
Joseph Seligman. -.
Miss Sweeney Returns.
Miss Inez Sweeney has returned to
washington from trip to Niagara
Fals. st: Louis. and number OF other
places Of interest
Col. and Mrs. William wheatley who
have been at White. SULPHUR 6prinRs
since early spring will remain there until
about December 1.
Capt. and Mrs. H. R. Lemlv have as
their guests Major and Mrs. James Par
kor and their sons. Major Parker. who
on leave 10 awaiting orders. Mrs
t rn returned to town few days ago
from Eaglesmere, Pa, where she passed
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major Parker's mother. Mrs. Richard
Thursday from Atlantic City and has
taken an apartment at the Grafton for
the winter months.
Mrs Mrs; Richard lsich, H. Townsend was the
party which Mrs. Hartman X. Evans
and Mrs. Franklin d. Pelton gave sat
urday at White Sulphur Springs.
Tho Minister from Sian, ana r.dv
frapha karavangse will; return to the
legation In Washington Wednesdav'
ta ney pave spent the summer at Giouces-
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Married This Month.
First Lieut., Harry C. Blair. of the
Medical Reserve Corps United States
army, stationed at Washington was
married at 3 o'clock Thursday after.
noon, September II, to Miss Rachael M.
Nuttsil OF az West North avenue,
mony took place at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Nuttall. IT., the marriage service being
read by the, Rev. DR.. A. J. BonsaIi. OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. Blair left for Har-
with Lieutenant Biair's parents. after 1g
which they will take a wedding tour
ton, where. they WIN, live. : ,- .
Lieutenant Blair for the last three
n: NJ. as surgeon for the Seventh.
Ninth and Twelfth United, States Cav
airy: He has since been transferred
to washington, where ne win be con-
nscted with the hospital at the Soldiers
Home. He is graduate Of the Uni:
was graduated from Washington Semi
nary Washington, Pa: .-,.,,
ds Miss E !; MOI Virginia HeySOss:
Haycock, and Elgin, F, Dyer will be
married on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock In the West Washington Bap-
Iibt SnuTCH. Inc ceremony VIII De per-
formed by the pastor of the church.
the Rev. B. d. Cav. Miss Edith Louise
Haycock. sister of the bride, will be
the maid of honor. and the best man
will be Ernest L. Kastler. After their
wedding the bride and bridegroom will
make their home in Washington.
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To Be Wed Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta Marie Ray, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Ray. and
Geary Warren Lewis will be married
on wednesday OF this week.. The cere-
mony will be performed by. the Rev.
DR.. A. A. Hobson, OF Waltham, Mass.
an uncle OF the bride. at 7:4S In the
= home OF the brides parents. Miss Ray
will be unattended, and the best man
viii be DR.. Charles l. Griffith.
the wedding OF Miss Clara Saxe OF
Ottumwa. Iowa, and Irving ,Stras-
burger formerly of Washington. has
been announced. Mr.. Strasburger, who
Is the son of d, z. Strasburger, OF this
city. now makes his home In New York.
Miss SAKE has many friends in Wash
ington, where she visited last winter at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stras-
burger. at the Kenesaw.