The Washington times., 1918-08-27
wedding II Surprise.

Teiusanu to Miss Adel Humphrey,
which took place yesterday in New
York. came as rather q surprise to
the friends whom Major Telusanu has
made during his residence in WASH
ington as acting military attache OF
the Roumanian legation. His bride
is the daughter rof Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Humphrey. of Phnadelphia-'
The two young people met in Wash
ington six months ago whe1 MISS
Humphrey was here for q visit with
her mother In her own city she has
been active in work for the Red Cross
and other war relief organizations.
The wedding took place at .4:5o
o'clock at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
and was solemnized by the Rev. DR..
George Clarke Houston, rector OF the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION.
In the little company at the cere-
mony were the brides parents and
her sister, Mrs. G. S. Ireland, OF New
York, Westbury, and Philadelphia.
The bride wore q dark dress and car
ried a small bouquet. Major Teiusanu
was in uniform, his sword hanging at
his side. Medals on his chest and the
empty right sleeve OF his tunic were
evidences OF personal risks run and
sacrifices made for his country, for
which he fought at the front until
1915. After the wedding a dinner was
served for the wedding party.
Major Teiusanu and his bride will
start in a few days for Paris. There
they will part for time, she remain
ing in the French capital and he con-
tinuing on his way to his native coun-
try on the military business Of his
government. /.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue. of
the Public Health Service, and Robert
s. Hume have arrived at White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va, from Washing
ton.
Gives Dinner for ofaeer1-
Lieut.. Delos Blodgett, I'd, Ordnance
Corps, U. S. A, arrived in Washington
yesterday afternoon from Camp Han
cock, Augusta, Ca, accompanied by
thirteen fellow-officers, who are on
their way to camp near Baltimore.
where they will be instructors. Mrs.
BIedgett met them at the station and
brought them to her home, where they
were entertained at dinner, afterward
going to Keith's Theater.
Mrs, Delos Blodgett, I'd. is now on
visit to her parents, -Ar. and Mrs.
AIphonso HiIliard, in Minneapolis,
where she will be for two weeks. She
will then join her husband.
Lieut.. Egbert Mo1ham, Ordnance
Corps. U. S. A. and Mrs. Mexhan. of
Philadelphia. have leased the resi-
dence, 1910 Wyoming avenue, for the
coming season. -
= Mrs. Howard Gray Douglas has
rented her apartment at 1731tS street
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ach, OF
nance Department:
Miss LIE Seure to Wed
Miss Virginia Cannon lie Seure,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Ernest X
lie Seure and granddaughter OF Con-
gresham Joseph @. Cannon. has ten
tatively selected October IL as the
date of her marriage to Capt William
Houghteling, jr- U. S. NJ. c. 1t is
hoped the wedding will take place I'M
washington. Miss LIE Seure is at
present in the White Mountains with
her aunt, Miss Helen Cannon
The Misses Leila and Anne Gordon
have Joined their mother. Mrs. Bar
nett. wife Of Maj-Gen. George Bar
nett, u. S. N. c.. at Narragansett
Pier. r. I. They have been guests of
their cousin. H. Rieman Duvsl. and
his daughters at Falmouth. East Islip,
L. I.
Capt. Robert r. Glen. honorary at
tache OF the British embassy. is in
New York and is staying at the Plaza
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, who
are in New York for a few days.
coming from their summer home at
Newport, are also at the Plaza
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. ST., and
her granddaughter, Mile. de Cham
brun, are in New York at Hotel Wal
cott- They have been at White Sui
phur Springs for several weeks.
Visiting Friends.
DIR. Lloyd Dillon Whitaker, OF CO.
Ohio. is in Washington for
a few days visiting various friends.
He was entertained at dinner yester-
day by DR.. and Mrs. Everett N. Eli
son at their home in N street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. T. Allen. OF
Conn, announce the mar
riage OF their daughter. Miss Ruth
Alberta Allen to Assistant Paymaster |
Paul Zates Ramey, L. S. n. r. F.. son |
OF Mr.. and Mrs L. (. Ramey, OF
The Princess Ghika, OF Roumania. |
has returned to Washington from a
series OF visits in the mountains, and
is at the Richmond Hotel. She was
the guest of Miss Amelia Dorothy De-
fries at the Arts Club dinner Thurs
day. Miss Defrics will give a series
OF lectures on modern art philosophy |
on Tuesdays at the Arts Club. begin
ming this evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard V. Oulahan.
jr., are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son last week. Lieut.
OuIahan Is now in France in the
American expeditionary force. Mrs.
OulahAn was formerly Miss Mildred
Bacon
Col. Robert r. Mccormick, U. s. A,
and Mrs. Mccormick have returned
to this country from France, and
have gone to their home in Chicago.
Colonel Mccormick is on furlough
in this country, and Mrs. Mccormick
has been doing relief work in Paris.
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