The Washington times., 1916-06-22
; Mrs. zebuIon B. vanoe and
Vance Statue commjsslon
Are Guests q Honor.
MARsHALLs IN THE PARTY
Number Of Prominent North
Carolinians Also Among
Those Entertained.

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The Secretary of, the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels were hosts at a prettily APP
pointed buffet luncheon this after
noon Mt their home. in Wyoming ave-
nue.. In compliment to Mrs. zebulon b.
Vance, of Asheville. N. c.. and the
Vance Statue Commission, Including
Gov. Locke Craig Of North Caro-
lima: Judge w. A. Hoke. Mrs. Van
leer Moore, Miss Laura Carter, Glenn
ept Manly. and J. Harry Martin.
The guests numbered about sixty,
and included the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall, the Senators and Con-
Eressmen from North Carolina, and a
number of prominent North CAROLYN
fans who came to Washington for the
unwilling of the statue of the late
Senator Vance. which took place this
morning at 1880 o'clock in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol.
Secretary Daniels returned to Wash
ington this morning from New York,
where he made an address before the
National Editorial Association.
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Miss Shannon Married.
The marriage of Miss Lucille Shannon
feed at 7:30 o'clock this morning at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". q. Shannon. at Brunswick,
md.
The Rev. Page Milburn. pastor Of the
Methodist Church at woodside, Nd,
read the wedding service. during which
the young couple were unattended. I'm
,mediately following the ceremony Mr..
end Mrs. Ethison departed on their
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be resumed during the month Of August.
then to include a number of Northern
and Eastern points
= The bride is well known in Washing
6 an accomplished pianist, having stud
led at the Peabody Conservatory OF
Music. in Baltimore. She appeared be-
FORE a Washington audience last New
,eeption at the Y. NJ. G. A. when she
displayed marked technique and ca
'pacity In musical Interpretation. Her
Father IL president Of the Y. M. c. A.
1t Brunswick. Md.
faymen engaged in religious work In
this city. having been for several years
connected with the Central Branch OF
the z: N: e; :Aa;;ruwhs where at present he
In this capacity Mr.. Etchison has al
ready made an enviable record. During
the resumption of the honeymoon in
August the young couple will attend
the thea annual pa Z. NJ C. A. conference al
Arrivals at Shoreham.
Recent arrivals ut the Shoreham in
clude Vergil p. Kline, A. P. Cocmb. w.
III. Foster and w. C. Halliday, of Cleve-
land; c. s. Wallace, of New York: X. L.
Phillips, Miss r.. g. Phillips, and Miss
S. M. Phillips. Of San Francisco. and
Mrs. 2. p, Vance. and ]. II. Martin
Mrs. John M. Harlan and Miss Ruth
Harlan have left for Murray Bay. Can
Miss Laura Harlan is with her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James
s. Harlan.
Arrive From Paris.
A. L. Caillet. !. Rossignol. and C.
Castagarla. all of Paris, arrived In
washington yesterday and are at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Bishop Grandin and
the Misses Grandin will leave Washing
ton shortly for Kennebunkport. Me-.
where they have taken cottage fol-
the summer.
Miss Dorothca Louise Bauer. daugh.
Ro no er Va Wsls cont Weeks. Of New York
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Weeks. Of
this city. We're married yesterday a.
il o'clock at the home of the brides
parents in tho Ontario. The ceremony
, Yves performed by the Rev. U. G. B
Pierce. assisted by the Rev. DR.. Bra
tenahl, ir the presence of "A small com
pany of relatives and close friends.
The apartment was artistically deco
rated with rambler roses and honey
nttntFIa thu nnanfala and window,
while palms and various spring flower
were banked against the walls. Mis-
Mary Pugh furnished the music.
Bride Wore Blue.
The bride wore a becoming gown o
blue georgette crepe beaded in whit
with a white hat and a corsaRe bou
uuet of orchids and sweet peas. She wa
attended by Miss Helen Dodge and Mis-
Ruth Weeks. sister OF the bridegroom
little Mis- France Dawson, cousin O
the bride. was flower girl.
John Remey acted as best man 70
Mr.. Weeks. After wedding break
fast, Mr.. an. Mrs. Weeks left for Ne'
York.
The wedding was to have taken plac
on October 8. but the date was advance
because Mr.. Weeks. the bridegroom.
a member OF Company X. Seventh Reg
Z ment of the national guard. of Me-
York, which has been ordered out.
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Miss Galleher a Bride.
Miss Edna Gertrude Galleher wa
uuietly married yesterday at noon
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Churc
to ]. Stanley Long.
Only a small family party witnesse
the ceremony. which was performe
by the Rev. J. s. Montgomery. III
bride. who was given in marriage
her father. James II. Galleher. wore
smart suit of black and white cheI
taffeta and a black picture hat. II,
corsage bouquet was of orchids an
lilies of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Lor
left Immediately after the ceremor
for a Northern trim. They will be
home after July 10 a. the wellington
William v. Campbell, Of Yonker
N. Y, has arrived In Washington. ar
II stopping ut the Shoreham.
= Justice and Mrs. Holmes Depart.
Justice oliver Wendell Holmes al
Mrs. Holmes have left Washington 4
their summer home at Beverly Farm
for the season. where they are occ'
he n(