The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
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In WASHINGTON
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

President and Mss. Wilson took
long automobile ride yesterday
afternoon They attended the sery-
Ices yesterday morning at the Cen
traI Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker. wife of
the Secretary of War went to
Camp Meade yesterday evening to
sing for the soldiers.
Secretary Of the Navy Josephus
Daniels will go to New York next
Friday. Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
returned to Washington yesterday
from a short stay in New York.
where they went for the wedding
Saturday evening of Mrs. Daniels
brother. Commander David Worth
BagIey, q. S. n, who returned re-
Gently to the United States after
heroic service overseas, and Miss
Marie Louise Harrington. OF Colusa,
Cal, in the Belmont Hotel The
ceremony, which was attended by
a small group of relatives and
friends, was performed at half
past eight o'clock in the apartment
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington by the
Rev. Dr.. Herbert Shipman, who
went to New York for that purpose
from Camp Wadsworth. spartan
burg, s. c., where he is chaplain of
the 104th Field Artillery. The
bride, who was given away by her
father, wore a costume of white
tulle over cloth OF silver. 4 veil
Of tulle enveloPed the dress. Her
bouquet was of lilies of the valley.
Commander Bagley's best man was
Commander Frederick BOteet, U, S
". Supper followed the ceremony.
In addition to the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs Daniels, the party at
the wedding included Mrs. Adelaide
West Bagley, of Raleigh, n. C., moth
er of Commander Bagley; Miss Bag
ley and Miss Ethel Basley, his sisters;
Commander William ID. Leahy, L. s.
n. aud Mrs. I.eahy, uncle and aunt
of the bride, and Mrs. Niblack, wife
OF Rear Admiral Albert p. NiOlsck. T..
s, N, who also is an aunt OF the
bride.
Commander EagIey aud his bride
becanle acquainted at Newport when
she VAS there as guest of Mrs. Nib
hack and he vas detailed TO that naval
station. Their engagement was an
noUnced in October. 1915, from the
home Of Airs Niblack in this city.
The wedding was arranged for last
autumn, but the war sent Commander
Easley TO SEA and necessitated a post
poRement OF the ceremony. The bride
has made her home with her paTepts
ia California hut has been a frequent
yisitOr in WashinstQn Airs HarTing-
ton was Miss Minnie Downing. OF
New York.
COmmadeT BagIeY was detached
from the United states Naval Acad-
euy al Annapolis in 1894, and was
E-gNinE on board the hattie ship
Missouri when an explosion. killing
and injuTing several persons, took
place in a turTCL In January. 1917. he
Vas placed in command of the de
stEOycr Jacob Jones. and later joined
the American fleet overseas. Last
Bccemhcr thc Jacob Jones was sunk
on the English coast. II was hrst re-
ported that he had lost his life, hut
he was rescued Aad landed On the
Scilly Isles He Is g. years old, and
thirteen years hrs brides senior. His
brother. Ensign Worth Bagley, L. ;.
y, was the first American officer kill
ei in the spanish American war. \
she'll hurst on the deck of the torpedo
boat Winslow. which he commanded,
in an action in the harbor of Car
denas. Cuba.
Mrs. Robert Patterson. who has
been in the West for several weeks,
will reach Washington tomorrow.
Larz Anderson has returned from
stay at White sulphur Springs.
Assistant Secretary of War Ben
ediet CrowelI and Mai. Gen. John
BiddIe passed the weekend in New
York and at Camp Dix. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson,
jr., who were guests of Mrs. Will
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mel
son Borland, in New York. have re-
turned to Washington.
Theodore N MeAboy has gone to
Bradentown, Fla. for an extended
stay. Hughes OIiphant is also Wis
iting in BTadentown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Cham
plain. of Providence, r. l., have
come to Washington to reside. Mr..
Champlin is a lieutenant in the Ord