The Washington herald., 1917-08-18
British Ambassador Joins
Family at Woods Hole.
Mr.. Koo, the Minister of
China, Spends Sunday in
Maryland Speaker and
Mrs. Clark in West Vir-
ginia for Sunday.
ginia for Sunday.

ginning VI INC "CChs
Mr.. David Franklin Houston. Sec
retary of Agriculture, left Wash
1ngton yesterday for Woods Hole,
Mass, where Mrs. Houston and their
children have been since the last
of June. Mr. Houston is a neigh
Dor, at Woods Hole. of the British
Ambassador and Lady Spring Rice.
He will remain there as long as
affairs at his department permit.
Mr.. Cecil Spring Rice. the Ambas-
sador o. Great Britain. has Joined
Lady Spring Rice at Woods Hole
for Il lew weeks rest. Ills COUSIN
Thomas Spring Rice, second secre-
tary of the British Embassy mas
returned to town after an absence
Of several weeks, during which he
visited North Carolina and virginia
Mr. Koo. the Minister of China,
has gone to his summer place at
Garrison. Nd, to spend the week
end with Mrs. koo and their baby
son.
The speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
will leave Washington today for
motor trip to Summit Point, where
they will spend Sunday, returning TO
town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Thomson.
the son-in-law and daughter of the
sneaker and Mrs. Clark, and their
little son. Champ Clark Thomson, LETT
Washington yesterday to motor to
summit Point, W. Va, where they
will visit DR.. and Mrs. \. ?. Thomson
1r NJ FThnT0 0E0n-
The marriage Of Miss Olive Roselyn
Budd. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Budd. and Mr.. Raymond
Bower Beach, of New York, will take
place this afternoon at $50 O'Clock, at
the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
Lieut.. Com. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis
will entertain a dinner and theater
party tonight for Miss Marie EuSenia
smith. and Lieut.. Com. Winston.
whose marriage will take place Sep
tember /
Senator and Mrs. Ollie James have
gone to Atlantic City for rest Of
several weeks.
NIr. and Mrs. Hampson Gary have
returned to Washington. after spend
ing some time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edmund NJ. TaIcott left Wash
ington Friday to visit her sOn-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G.
Barclay, at their home in Mobile, Ala.
Nj Thomas Bradley left yesterday
TO Join his family at NIojack Bay, Vir-
gin. where they are spending the
summer.
The marriage of Miss Anna SLAM
nsr and Mr.. Harry GliCkstein took
place Friday evening at 1880 o'clock
al the Eighth Street Temple.
Rev. DR.. GrOssman performed the
ceremony in the presence of a small
company of relatives and friends.
The bride who. was given in mar
riage by Mr.. Isidof Mintz. wore a
blue crepe meteor gown, with a gray
satin and straw hat trimmed with
blue wheat
NFr. and Mrs. Glickstein will re-
side at the New Bristol Hotel
Miss GIadelOn T. Reeve. who has
been the house guest of Nir. and Mrs.
william King Reeve and Miss Reeve
since early in July. VIII return to
her home in Morristown. y. j., to-
NaGE vi. W lllldlll h4Ns lNttNt VIII
accompany his niece to her home
and remain in New Jersey for sew
eraI days. On his return to this
city he will be accompanied by Miss
Thelma Reeve. who has spent the
sumner in NOrristOwn, and who
was last evening the guest of honor
1T the dance given by Miss Dorothy
Kitchen. IN EIOTristOwn Many other
delightful hOSpitalitics have been
given for her during her stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Edward Reeve.
The marriage Of Miss Faith
Brown. daughter Of Mrs. John w.
Brown. of this city. formerly of
Perry Z. Taylor. took place yester-
day at noon. at st. PauTs T. Z.
Church. the Rev. Robert Talbot Of
ficiatin-.
Only the relatives and a few in
innate friends witnessed the cere-
mony.
Lieut.. Taylor and his bride left
later for Harpers Ferry. where they
will spend a few days before Lieut..
Taylor takes up his duties at Peters
burg. Va.
Mrs. Peters. widow of Commodore
= FAE-Es Z. ~ W no mas Dttn In
the city with her son. Paymaster
\. S. Peters. Of the fleet reserve,
has returned to her place in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Strongcroft. near
BlUemOnt. Va. Payma ster Peters
has been ordered to duty. and has
left the city. Mrs. Peters contem-
plates spending most of next fall
and winter with her daughter at
New York.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Peary. Five Elms." Phillips, Me-. was
the scene of a beautiful wedding. Mon
day. August IS. The contracting par
ties were lii. Richard Homer Edison.
Of Middletown. Ohio. and Miss Ruth
Rose Kline. Of Washington.
Mr.. Edison is the religious work sec
retary of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Of Washington, and Miss Kline
il an active worker in the same
church. The Rev. DIR. Joseph T. Kel-
ley. pastor OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. performed the ceremony.
The bridegroom Is well known ir
the West and South as being espe-
Cially useful in Y. VI. G. a and boys
work. The bride is a graduate OF the
College of Industrial Arts, Denton
Tex She was beconingly gowued
in white creme de chine with n veil
fastened with wreath of clenatis
and carried a shower bouquet of maid
hair ferns and cIemdtis. The house
decorations were native ferns. orchids
and feld flowers, with n screen OF
evergreen forming a bower in which
the ceremony took place.
The flower girls were the Misses
Lena Moones and LuciIle SedGley,
prettily gowned in green and pink
and carrying boquets of spiraea. The
wedding marches of Wagner and Men,
delssohn were rendered by Miss
George s Peck. Of Providence, r. l.