The Washington times., 1924-08-01

expect to have as their guest for
few days our Ambassador to Mex.
leo, Charles Beecher Warren. who
il due In Washington today.
Ambassador Warren left Mexico
week ago and went to his home
In Detroit. He Is coming TO Wash.
ington to submit formally. HIS resig-
nation from the diplomatic service.
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SECRETARY WILBUR no
SPEND MONTH ON COAST.
The Secretary OF the Navy. Cur.
tsi D. Wilbur, expects TO leave
August 20 for e months absence
on the Pacific coast. He win ia.
spect the Pacific fleet at San Fran.
cisco, and make . number Of stops
en- route there.
The Minister OF the Netherlands,
Mr.. de Graeff, left Washington Wed
nesday for Sherwood Forest to be
with Nine. de Graeff and their fam.
lily at their cottage where they are
passing the summer. Mr.. de Graeff.
who goes every weekend to Sher-
wood Forest. win return on Monday.
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Doctor and Mrs. J.. Ryan
Devereux and their children win
leave Saturday for Bay Head. n.
j., where they have taken a cot
tage for the remainder OF the sum-
mer. They will return October i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Devereux,
son and daughter-in-Iaw OF Doctor
and Mrs. Devereux, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Congreaye johnson at
their home at Green Spring Valley,
Nd. where they win remain until
later in August.
Miss Julia Waters Ii Married
TO Department Of Justice Official.
Miss Julia Elizabeth Waters, iaugh.
ter Of Perrie 3. Waters, OF Ger
nantown. Nd, and Beverly Andrew
Davis. jr., of Rocky Mount, Va.
who IL q special assistant to the
United States Attorney General,
were married last evening at $50
o'clock in the Presbyterian Church
at Neelesville, Md. The ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev.
orend o. A. dillingham; pastor Of
the church, was attended by al
gathering that completely filled the
large edifice. The church decora.
tons and those at the home, where
q reception was held Immediately
following the ceremony, were elab-
crate and consisted Of cut flowers,
pOtted plants and evergreens.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. Her gown was Of
georgette and lace, with veil and
train, and she carried bridal roses
ana lilies Of the valley. Her sister,
Mrs. G. Dade Griffith, of Rockville.
was n1atron Of honor. She wore ~
gown OF powder-blue crepe and car
ried q bouquet Of delphiniums and
roses. The bridesmaids, who wore
chiffon gowns Of pastel shades and
poke hats with chiffon scarfs, and
who carried pink roses. were Mrs.
Thomas B. Butler. of Baltimore, e.
sister of the bride. In coral: Miss
Mary Reading, Of Washington, in
lavender; Miss Elizabeth jackson. of
Washington, in green, and Misc
Miriam Gordon, of Washington. in
yellow. Little Misses Clara Ray
Waters and Blanche Waters. Of
Germantown, nieces Of the bride,
were the ribbon bearers, and little
Miss Betty Dade Griffith, Of Rock
vile, another niece. was flower
girl.
Former Congressman John Paul,
OF Harrisonburg, Va, was best man,
and the ushers were: Russell L.
Davis, w. r. Davis and Leonard
Hodges, Of Rocky Mount, Va; James.
]. Lehman, Of Washington; Harold
Fleck, Of Roanoke, Va; Richard L.
Waters. brother of the bride, OF
Germantown, Md: Major n. r.
Farr, Of Fairfax, Va. and Captain
e. ]. Wesson, Of Washington.
The Reverend Mr.. Wake. OF Rocky
Mount, Va. played the marches and
sang 20, Promise Me-" "At Dawn.
ing" was sung by the brides cousin,
Miss Anna Mary Waters, Of George.
town.
Immediately after the reception,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis started on their
honeymoon trip. They win make
their home in Washington.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, her
daughter, Miss Frances Mckee;
Mrs. Emile Cresson Newbold and
her son. Jack Newbold, and Miss
Ellen Wise Crenshaw, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crenshaw,
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