The Washington times., 1921-07-02


Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long has
been detailed ~ chief of staff of the
admiral Of the fleet
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Miss Eliza scidmore has closed her
apartment At Stonsleigh Court, and
has gone to New York for a short
time. She will 60 to wiiliamstown.
Ness. In August
Commandant Philemon d'Almeida,
| naval attache of the Portuguese lega-
ton, who has been at the Wardman
Park Inn for several days, returned to
New York yesterday.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Andersen
have arrived from charlsston. 8. c..
and are Eussts At the Powhatan.
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Mrs. Albert FAN. wife Of the Sec
retAry OF the Interior. who 10 return
Ing to her home in Three Rivers. N.
Mexico, for q short visit. will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond part OF the way to the coast
when they leave this evening on their
private car en- route to San Francisco.
Miss Natalie Hammond. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond. ana DR..
Charles L. Lindlsy. OF New York, will
also accompany them, and after .
short stay in california they will sail
for Japan. to spend the summer tour
ing the Orient. The party will return
to washington in the autumn.
John Barrett. who has bean In New
York for several days, will return to
Warrington "wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt ar
rived In New York yesterday on the
Aquitania- They went abroad In May
to attend the wedding OF Mr.. Roose-
velt's sister-in-law. Miss Elisabeth
willard. daughter of the former Am
bassador TO Spain, and Mervin Her-
bert. who is In the diplomatic service
in Madrid.
George A. Sloan. director of the
Red Cross. has gone TO White Sulphur
Springs, where he will deliver an
address on the Fourth.
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Julia Ward Howes great grand
ccughter, Miss Julia Ward Howe, will
be introduced to society today at a
David Preston Hall. at Oak Glen, the
Newport home that belonged to the
author of "The Battle Hymn of the
Republic"
When Prince Michael Cantacuxene
and his bride. who was Miss Clarissa
Pelham Curtis, of Boston, return
from their wedding trip they will oc-
cupy an apartment at % East Sixty
first street, New York. 1t Is their in
tention to visit Russia next winter.
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N. Riano. Spanish Ambassador. and
Wy III a. hsv
d'afsaires OF the Netherlands Legation.
are at the Ritx-Carlton Hotel, New
York.
The marriage of Miss May inland.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick J.
INLAND, and Earl CAN'T took place
Thursday evening at st. stephens
Church.
The ceremony was performed at Q
o'clock by Father T. D. Mcoraw and
was followed by a reception and
dance a. tho home of the brides par
ents. 612 Twenty-second street.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Elnore INLAND, a. maid Of
honor, and three little flower girls.
who were Miss Edna Blumer. Miss
eonsr.
The bride, as we'll as an her attend
snts. wore orGandie frocks and the
decorations in the dining room were
also In organdie.
The brides costume was made on
simple lines and trimmed with tiny
organdie rosebuds. which were used
around the waist, the edge of the
skirt and to trim the deep sash which
tied In a large bow in the back. Her
organdie veil was arranged simply
around her face and caught at the
back of the head. She carried
shower bouquet of Brides roses and
orchids.
with orEandie hat to match. Her
the brides, and she carried An armful
Of pink roses.
The little flower girls were In
dainty frocks of organdie. Miss
Blumer In pink, Miss Binnix In blue.
and Miss Acconer wearing all white.
The musical program was furnish
ed by Gate Rapp at the piano. as
sisted by L. Moxley, p. Milan and
Felix Murphy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. CAN'T have left foy
. wedding trip to Philadelphia, New
York, and Atlantic City. and will
make their home for the present
with the brides parents,
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The marriage OF Miss oIvia somer-
veil Dent to Mr.. Charles Henry Cana
Her tok place Thursdsy morning at
St Aloysius Church. The bride 10 the
daughter Of ]. Marshall Dent. tr., and
Mary Turner Dent. OF Oakley st.
Marys county, Maryland. She was
sowned In white hand-embroidered
French organdie over white satin with
hat of whie taffeta and orange blos-
SONS and carried a shower bouquet
OF white roses. lilies of theRalIey and
sweet peas. The BRIDEGROOM is the
son OF Judge B. Harris CamaIier, of
Leonardtown.
The wedding was a quiet aftair,
with only the two families present.
Kenneth Duke, OF Leonsrdtown, was
pest man and Miss Ida Elizabeth
Dent sister OF the bride was maid OF
nonor. Mr.. and Mrs. CamaIier left
Tor Cape May, where the Maryland
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