The Washington herald., 1917-07-30
President and Mrs. Wilson Take
Sunday Afternoon Motoring Trip

nander Adolpfiua station. u. s. Az
to Miss Edith Blair, returned to their
homo yesterday accompanied by mefn-
bers of their party. including Miss
station, the bridegrOom's sister, and
his cousins, Miss Mary wsddell, and
Mr.. Marshall c. station.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Woodbury. Blair re-
turned to their summer home at New
port yesterday, after attending the
wedding Of Lieut.. Commander station
and Mrs. Station on Saturday. They
we're accompanied by Miss Minha
Blair, who served as her sisters
bridesmaid, and her cousin, Miss
Edith Wallach.
Count Msechi di Cellere, the AM
bassador Of Italy, will return to
Washington tomorrow or wednesday
after spending the weekend with
Countess Macchi al CeIlere and their
family at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
where they have q cottage for the
season.
The Duca Al sangro, who recently
came to America IN the suite Of
Prince Ferdinand. Of Udine. has been
made honorary attache Of the Italian
Embassy here. He was one OF the
principal figures IN all enteftainments
for the prince. ana his appointment
here has created unusual interest.
Count Jean de Ia Grese has return
ed to Washington from q visit at Long
Beach, Long Island.
Mrs. Charles o. Shepard has gone
to 1.enox as the guest Of Mrs. j.
Frederick schenck.
Senator and Mrs. Robert L. owen
have announced the engagement Of
their dauEhter. Dor6thea. TO Mr. John
Cameron Hawkins. formerly Of BOs-
ton. now chief Of the bond division
Of the farmers lean board at wash
ington.
Miss owen. who made her debut
two winters aEn, IL considered one
OF the handsomest young women in
Washington society. She has Travelled
extensively and Is as cultivated a. She
is charming.
Mr.. Hawkins was graduated from
Princeton In the class Of 1913. The
date has not been set for the we'd
ding. but It will probably take place
some time during the late autumn.
Senator and Mrs. owen and Miss
owen returned 20 Washington yes
tsrday from a weeks stay at White
sulphur Springs:
Mr.. Hanihara. japanese consul gen
eral Al San Francisco. has been ap-
pointed a member OF the japanese
i
this country IN August.
Mr.. Hanlhara was formerly attach
ed to the embassy IN this city and
while here was one OF the most pop
ular members OF the diploma tic CORPS.
Mrs. John d. Spencer. OF DanvIIle
Va. announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Barbara Allen, TO Ensign
John II. Carson, l.. 3. ~ Miss spen-
Ger has many friends in Washing.
ton. having attended school at Guns
ton Hall Ensign Carson IL 4 son Of
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Carson. Of Spar
tanburg. g. c. He IL a graduate Of
the Naval Academy. class OF 1915 The
wedding will take place in October.
Representative and Mrs. William z.
Borland and their little daughter. Jes-
san1ine. have returned from a motor
trip to Bedford Springs and the Della
ware Water Gap. While away they
visited the Carlisle Indian school.
Hugh OgIe Boriand, son OF Represen-
tative and Mrs. Borland. IL spending
the summer at the French Broad
boys camp at BTevard. y. c.
The Lions Club held It's second sum
mer dance Friday evening, al Studio
Hall Mr.. Brooke Johns was chair
man Of the dance committee. Mem
hers present we're Miss Josephine
Knsffl. Miss Helen Hl-"h Miss Flea
ner stewart. Miss Josephine March.
Mrs Wills. Miss Oliver, Miss EloISe
Zurkin, Miss Jeffrey, Miss Caroline
Mckinley. Miss Mary Noble. Mrs.
Smith. Miss Scudder. Mrs. Pearl Gray,
Miss Marjorie Potbury, Miss Alva
Robinson, and Mrs. Frederick Far
rington. Mr.. william Brooke Johns,
Mr.. Charles Wynne. Mr.. Smead Al
word. Mr.. John wynne. Mr. Raymond
Roche, Mr.. Joseph Rafferty,, Mr..
Lloyd Freese. Mr.. Philander Knox,
Mr.. Royal Foster. Mr. William Holle-
baugh, Mr.. Frank Ashbrooke, Mr..
Arthur Treat, Mr.. William Lynn. Mr..
George Swanson, Mr. Maurice Thomp-
son. Captain Duponey, and Mr.. Fred
erick Harrington.
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