The Washington times., 1917-11-27
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
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The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Rutherford willett to Charles Herrill
Woodruff took place today at noon
In st. Johns Church, the rector, the
Rev. Or. Rolsnd Cotton Smith. OH
ciating. The ceremony was attended
by a small but distinguished com
paay.
The bride was given IN marriage
by her uncle. Maj. Cen Henry G..
Sharpe, U. s. A., and Mrs. George
Vanderbilt, as mstron of honor. was
her only attendant Anthony c. Ad-
olson was best, man for Mr. Woodruff,
and the list OF ushers includes Henry
Randall webb, John Sidney webb,
Oracle King Richards, John Oothout
Siebert, Benjamin s. Minor, and Fred
erick-A DelRno. d
There was no inception to follow
the ceremony and shortly afterward
Hr. woodruff and his bride left town
for the North. Upon their return
from their wedding trip they will oc-
cupy the residence OF the late Brig.
Gen Benjamin G. Card, 1884 N street.
which Mr.. woodruff has rented for
the season
Hrs. woodruff is the daughter Of
Mrs. Marinus Willett, Of New York.
and Brookgreen plantation, S. c.
and a niece OF Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe.
Her sister Il Mra. Ralph Smith.
Mr.. woodruff, who has been Iden-
tihed with Washington for many
years, is q brother OF Brig. Gen. Max
wen van zandt Woodruff, U. S. A,
retired. and Miss Ellen woodruff,
with whom he formerly made his
home He Is q member OF the Metro
politan and Chevy Chase Clubs The
wedding today, although marked by
simplicity Of detail, is Of wide social
tnterest owing to the prominence OF
both families
Mrs wIIlett has an apartment at
1851 K street for the winter.
The President and Mrs Wilson
played golf this morning at one of
the country clubs. Yesterday after
noon they motored to Fort Myer,
accompanied by Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, for the graduation exercises
AZ the reserve ofncers' training camp.
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The italian ambassador. Count V.
Macchf di Cellere, accompanied by his
daughter. Countess Agnese di Cellere,
viii go 20 New York on December /
Tor Italian day at Hero Land, the
lu8AIuOlu DaLddT 1OE lhG alice uON
In progress. 1t IL possible that
Countess di Cellere VIII accompany
them The party will also include
Gen. Emilio GuglielmottL military at
tache OF the embassy; the naval at
tache. Capt. LAmberto vanutelli, and
Mr.. Falcrsi, OF the embassy Etaf.
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Mr.. Danlels' Luncheon.
Mrs. Jossphus Daniels entertained
at luncheon yesterday. in compliment
70 the members CT the Woman's Ad-
Visory Committee on Navy Auxiiiar-
ies TO the Red Cross Council. The
guests Included Mrs. Z T. Stotesbury.
OF Phfladelphia- chairman; Mrs.
C8orge BarnstA Mrs. ". B. Brooks.
81, OF Baltimo-s. Nd; Mrs. Frederick
d. Countiss, OF Chicago; Mrs George
J. Denis. OF Los Angeles; Mrs. Charles
Dana. Gibson, OF New York: Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Bryan Lathrop,
OF Chicago; Mrs z. I. Meredith. OF
Des Noines, iowa; Mrs. Henry Nor
gsnthau,. of. New York; Mrs. Henry
r. Rea, OF PittsbssTEh. Pa; Mrs- Mat
thew T. Scott, % Bloomington, I'LL
nois, and Washington; MrA French
Vanderbilt, OF Newport. R. l.; Mrs.
Charles s. HamIin. and Mrs. John
Holiday, Of St. Louis, Mo-. all mem
bers Of the commiItee; also Mrs. Ade-
laide Worth Bsglcy. Commander Fred
R. Payne. Miss Jane Law Lachlan,
Mas Ethel Bagiey, and Miss Cora
Bagley.