The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-09
Lansing GreetS
We4U Minister
OF Rounania

The Secretary OF State, Mr.. Ian
sing, this morning received the new
minister OF Roumsnfa, DR.. Constantin
Angelasco. DR.. Angelasco reached
town several days, ago. and Is stop
ping at the Shoreham. He is the
nrst diplomatic representative Rou-
mania has ever sent to this country.
Mrs. Letter Leaves.
Mrs. Joseph Letter has left wash
ington to join Mr.. Letter at their
hunting box near New ORLEANS. They
will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judah II. Sears. who
have been occupying Graystone. at
klingle road and Rock Creek oPark,
have taken the residence 1918 Six
teenth street. and will occupy it in a
few days.
Mrs. Josiah Pierce has as her guests
Mrs. Oscar T. Crosby and Miss Juliette
Crosby, who have been in New York
for. the last month.
-
Mrs. James Mcdonald has returned
from short visit in New York. where
she went to visit her stepson, Lieut..
James Mcdonald. who has been called
for foreign service. Mrs. Mcdonald
lie expecting to open her London home
in Cadogan square as q hospital for
wounded American officers. A num-
Der of women in New York and Wash
ington have volunteered to help her
In the work, but the plans are yet in
complete.
Announcement has just been re-
ceiYed here of the marriage on
Christmas Day in stoughton. Wis.
OF Miss Ruth B. McAIanus. grand
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Bailey. of this city. to DR..
spent her childhood with her grand
home for a number of years in
StouEhton. and was graduated from
the high school there.
For the past six months she has
held a responsible position with a
prominent Milwaukee firm DR..
Johnson Is first lieutenant in the
Medical Reserve Corps: he is now
stationed in New York. engaged in
special medical research work for
the Government. DR.. and Mrs. John
son will make their home sin New
York until he goes to France
s.
Miss Drake to Speak.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will
speak tomorrow At III O'Clock at the
Teachers Club. the Berry & Whit.
more Building. and at o'clock at
Inf
will be THE Woman Who Helped
to Mould England" This lecture
will be preceded by a review OF cur
rent history.
MnEiILIrby.
The marriage Of Miss 5ulia Irby,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrss William !. |
Irby. TO Donald 4. Magifl took place !
at noon today at the home OF the
bride, 1921 T street northwest. The !
Rev. E. X. Harding, OF the Mt. Yer |
non n. E. Church South, oficlated.
There were no attendants, and only |
the relatives and close friends of the !
two families were present The house |
was simply decorated with narcissus |
and greens. Among those present at |
the ceremony were three brothers OF |
Tue oTlue, Ut. Cndrles H. roy OH |
n. NJ; Lieut.. Franklin Scott |
Irby, u. s. ". and Alfred Derrick Irby. |
OF Washington. Another brother, !
Lieut.. William !. Irby, who is on duty I
at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, was IN |
able to be present.
The bride was attired in all gray, !
a wedding dress of gray
satin and georgette crepe. a hat OF |
gray satin and velours. with gloves. |
shoes, and veil to match.
After the ceremony an informal !
luncheon was served for the members |
or the immediate family. and later !
Mr.. and Mrs. Msgill left town for a I
short wedding trip. Upon their re. |
turn they will make their home 4
in Washington for a few months. Mr.. /
Magill is the son OF DR.. w. Z. Msgin, |
OF Bay City, Mich.