The Washington times., 1917-10-01

The LOr0 Snlel JusNlSe VI Ems lohN
and Lady Reading, who have been in
Washington several weeks, have left
for a short stay in Canada. They ex-
pect to return TO Washington the end
OF next week
Lady spring-Rice, WE of the Brit
ish ambassador, who passed the sum-
mer at Woods Hole. Mass, will return
to Washington next week.
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The marriage of Miss Julia Apple
ton Meyer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Won Lengerke Meyer. and
Chevalier Giuseppe Brambilla, coun-
seIor of the Italian embassy. which
was soIemnized at 1890 today at
Rock Maple Farm, Hamilton, ass,
was of unusual interest to Washing
ton, and was attended by an interest
ing group Of washingtonians. The
Italian ambassador, Count Macchi di
ceIIere, who was to have been best
man for Chevalier Brambilla. was
prevented by important diplomatic
business from attending the cere-
mony, and his place was filled by
BARON Pietro Arone de Valentino, first
secretary of the legation.
Other members of the embassy stan
who went to Hamilton for the we'd
ding were the military attache' Gen
eral Emilio GuglielmottiI the naval
attache, Captain Lamberto Nannutelli,
and Andrea Geisser Celesia di Veg
Iiasco, third secretary. The company
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which followed also included men,
bers of the Italian aviation mission
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
have been at Newport for the sum-
mer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Hamlin, who went from the summer
| home at Mattapoisett, Mass, were
/ among the washingtonians. present.
| Mrs. Christopher Raymond P. Rod
gers was maid of honor for her sis
ter, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Julia Appleton and Miss Camilla Hare
Lippincott.
Countess Mscchi di Ceiisre and her
children returned to town today from
their summer home at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa
Congressman Henry d. Plood, who
Is with Mrs. Flood at their country
place near Manassas, Va. will return
TO town this week.
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japanese Attaehe Arrtves.
/ S. Yokota. recently appointed third
secretary OF the japanese embassy,
has arrived in Washington, having
been transferred to duty here from
the foreign office at Tokyo.
Lieut.. Herbert AdaIr. Ordnance, U
S. R.. and Mrs. Adair will take pos
session on October Is of the apart
ment in the Avondale they have
leased. At present they are visiting
Mrs. Adair's mother. Mrs. Charles A
Douglas, while Mr.. Douglas is in
Mexico on business. Lieutenant
Adair and his bride, who was former
ly Miss Margaret Douglas. have been
living in Allentown, Pa, since their
marriage.
Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nichol-
son. who has been ordered to foreign
service, and Mrs. Nicholson have
leased their residence, 1928 Jefferson
place, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Case
OF Buffalo, who will take possession
tomorrow. Mr.. Case is connected
with the Bureau of Ordnance.
Mr.. and AIRS. H. Campbell Graef
who are in New York, will return tc
J Washington tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. Andrew Moses and Miss Moses
wife and daughter OF Colonel Moses
U. S. A. left Washington last evening
for Columbia s. C., to join the Colonel
who is on duty there.
Lieutenant and Mrs. z. Roland n
Hartman. who were visiting Mrs. E
y. Hartman at Arden, y. v. have
taken apartment in New York fol
the winter.
Miss FitE-HuEh 20 Wed.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitz-Hugh, oi
the University OF Virginia, have an
nounced the engagement of theil
daughter. Miss Janette Fitz-Hugh. tC
Peyton Randolph Evans. OF Amherst
Va. The wedding will take place or
Saturday in the university chapel
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