The Washington times., 1916-10-16
MRS. WILSON HAS
QUIET BIRTHDAY

An informal celebration was held at
Shadow Lawn Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Wilson's birthday. The President
Wilson's mother and sister. Mrs. Boil
ing and Miss Bertha Boiling. who are
visiting at the summer White House.
At dinner there was an elaborate
birthday cake; With ,9 ring q candles Sc,
was a handsome diamond and platinum
brooch, which he purchased at a shop
In Long Branch.
from William Butler Webb announcing
the marriage of his daughter. Emma
to Azel Arson Martin. Tuesday Octo-
Der 3. The ceremony took place at
Madurs, South India, where Mr.. Mar
tin is an instructor In the American
College.
The marriage marked the elimination
Of a boy and girl romance. and the
bride made her way half across the
world to join her fiance, as his duties
country.
Mrs. Martin Is a granddaughter of
Senator and Mrs. Sterling. and has
spent much time with them at their
Mary Webb. Is now with her grand
parents.
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Home For the Winter.
Mrs. Charles H. Poor. who passed the
summer in Skaneateles, N. Y. where
she had cottage, has returned to
Washington. She was Joined here last
Bulmer. wife of Commander Bulmer, U.
s. N, and Mrs Maus, wife Of Brig. Gen.
Marion p. Maus. u. 8. A, retired, who
motored from Skaneateles in Mrs. Bull.
mer's car. They made a stay OF several
days In New York and Philadelphia on
the way down. Mrs. Maus was with her
mother all summer, as was Mrs. Bulmer,
except for a month. which she passed
with Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley at
their estate, Arcadia Farms. on Alex
General and Mrs. Maus will remain with
Mrs. Poor at her residence In Twenty
first street, for about a month. until
they make their plans for the winter.
Last winter they resided at their coun-
try place near Rockville.
Medical Director w. 8. Dixon. o. s.
NJ. retired, and Mrs. Dixon and their
son. DR.. Taylor Boyd Dixon, returned
mer home on Lake George, N. Y. They
left Washington early in June
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Redfeld returned to Washington. last
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Drury, who are occupying
the Brooklyn home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Redfield this winter. Mrs. Redfield spent
the week in Brooklyn. but Mr.. Redheld
went on a speaking tour in Connecticut.
New Jersey, and several other places.
using Brooklyn as his headquarters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt. who
were guests of Mr.. Roosevelt's brother
in-law and sister. Congressman and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, for several
days, left Washington yesterday For
| New York. where they will sail in a
| few days for South America. Mr.. and
Mrs. Longworth entertained a small
company informally at dinner Saturday
night In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
| Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth,
who were In New York for several
weeks. returned to Washington the mid
die OF last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Gist Blair. who are II
New York, will return to their homo
near Silver Spring, Nd, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair passed the greater
paH of the summer in the White
| mountains, but have been In New
York FOR several weeks.
Mrs. Pendleton, wife, of Col Edwin
p. Pendleton, and Miss Adeline Pen.
| dleton have returned to Washington
after a series of visits in Philadel
phia. New York, Buffalo, and a mum
Der of other places. They left Wash,
ington early In July.
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