The Washington times., 1920-10-23
by JEAN ELIOT


at her old college and TO bring Miss
Patterson. who was also back for
reunion, TO Washington with her.
But her guest escaped. having busl-.
ness in Baltimore. and has only Just
arrived. Secretary and Mrs. Baker
had Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hertle with
them over night, but they left this
morning to return TO historic Gun
ston Hail. their lovely home down
the Potomac. The Hertles had been
in town some days. staying at
hotel when the Bakers discovered
that they were here and carried
them OF TO Beauvolr yesterday.
Canon and Mrs. J. Townsend Rus
sell, whose home Secretary and
Mrs Baker are now occupying. have
returned from their trip abroad and
are expected In Washington next
week. However. they will be at
hotel-the Lafayette-where they
have had an apartment since last
Winter. for the present at least.
Mrs. Russell Is not very strong and
her family are rather against her
undertaking the responsibility OF
running a big place. So, for the
moment at least. they prefer not
to occupy Beauvoir and are happy
to have the Bakers in possession.
Canon Russell was in town yester-
day, but only for a few hours.
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A meeting OF the board OF the
Drama League of Washington, of
which Mrs---Aibert Sidney Burieson
was president, will be held this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Burleson
for the installation OF the newly
elected officers. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun
will succeed Mrs. Burleson as pres
ident. The four vice presidents are
Mrs. SidweII. Bruce King, Mrs.
Charles w. Wetmore and Mrs. James
Huntington Turner. Mrs. John w.
Thompson In secretary and the
treasurer is Mr.. Meyer, photographer
Of the Library of Congress.
s.
Tho Attorney General, A. Mitchell
Palmer. returned today from Con-
necticut, where he has been making a
series of campaign speeches. This
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer will
attend a football game.
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The American ambassador to Great
Britain and Mrs. John w. Davis. who
are guests OF the former Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Robert Lansing, VIII
leave tomorrow for New York for
visit. From there they will go to
Boston to spend day or two with
their daughter, Miss Julia Davis. who
Is a student at Wellesley College, be-
fore sailing on November for Eng
land.
Mrs. Lansing asked n number Of
friends to tea yesterday to greet
Mrs. Davis. Her mother Mrs. John
w. Foster, received with her. and
Mrs. Charles Warren and Mrs. Charles
w. DENLY presided at the tea table
Mira Abdu, All Khan, Minister OF
Persia. is spending the weekend in
New York.
Lady Blanche Bercsford. who is
guest at the British embassy. was
entertained at dinner at the Shore
ham last evening with A. +. Graves.
honorary attache of the embassy, as
host. Miss Mildred Bromwell and
Miss Margaret Harding were in the
little company asked to meet her, the
other guests being members of the
embassy star.
Karel Halla, charge daffairs or
the Czecho- Slovak legation, has gone
TO New York to meet Nine. Halla and
their three children. who are arriv-
ing from Europe. They Will make
their home at 2347 Ashmead Place.
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Major and Mrs. Parker W. West
will entertain at dinner tonight at
Soldiers Home for their guests,
Major General and Mrs. w. w. Woth-
erspoon.
MISS BURROUGHS WEEDS.
The marriage of Miss Julia Bur
roughs, of 2fOO N street, to William
Henry Marbury. son of the late
Leonard Marbury and grandson OF
the late Capt. S. Is. Davis, took place
today at o'clock in All Souls Meig-
oriaI Church. the Rev. DR.. John j.
Grayalt and the Rev. ]. Mcbride Ster-
rett. officiating. The bride was given
in marriage by her father, Percival
Burroughs, of Maryland, and had as
her only attendant her sister, Miss
Mary Posey Burroughs. Lieut. Leon
ad Marbury. U. S N, brother OF the
bridegroom, was beet man and there
were four ushers, Carl Milton Far
u,ihar. James Manadier Mason, John
Patton Fleming and Percival Elliott
Burroughs. brother of the bride.
Miss Burroughs wore gown OF
oyster white satin, with short
draped skirt, a bodice made on be-
coming surplice lines and a long
square cut court train. Her tulle
veil fell from n coronet OF rose point
lace and was held in across the back
of the head with half wreath OF
orange blossoms. She carried white
roses and orchids. The maid or
honor's frock was fashioned of rose
pink tulle and satin and worn with
a pink georgette picture hat trim
med with silver ribbon. Her bou-
ouet was shower of Columbia
roses. ..-
A wedding breakfast for the bridal
party and members OF the Immediate
families was given after the cere-
mony at the home OF the brides aunt,
Mrs. James Hamilton Saville, 112o
Seventeenth street. Mr.. Marbury and
his bride will live In Washington and
will be at home after November 10