The Washington times., 1926-03-03
CAPITAL. GIRL
MARRIES I'm
TEXAS
Helen Campbell Is Bride
of Ranch
Owner

"HAT romance comes easily in
the land OF the broad open
- spaces Is demonstrated in the
announcement today Of the wedding
of Miss Helen Mary Campbell,
daughter OF former Representative
and Mrs. Philip Pitt Campbell Of
Kansas, and Robert Kleberg, jrs.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kleberg
of Santa Gertrudas Ranch, Tex.
The ceremony was performed at
/ O'Clock yesterday at Corpus
Christi, Tex, in the presence OF
only members OF the immediate
families. This was due 20 the
serious illness of the bridegroom
father. After the ceremony the
couple left for q honeymoon, Whicn,
may bring them to Washington
later, If the bridegroom's father 2
condition is better.
for the wedding. win return To-
Washington the first OF next week.
Other members OF the brides
family present were Captain ana
Mrs. Burdette S. Wright, brother.in.
law and sister OF the bride, who
are stationed at Kelley Field, San
Antonio, Tex.
The bride went down TO visit
Captain and Mrs. Wright month
or two a1o and while their guests
she met for the first time the
man. who is now her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. KIeberg. jr. win be.
at home after March Is at Santa
Geftrudas ranch. Kingsville, Texas.
Life on ranch in Texas win
probably delight Mrs Klebergs who
Is wen known for her riding ability.
She has taken part in many OF the.
horse shows and activities of the
Riding and Hunt Club here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell have lived
for many years IN q beautiful nome
on the Mt. Vernon Road In Virginia,
occasionally coming into town Tor
> short while IN the winter.
cOOLTDGEs DINE
WITH NEWS.
The Postmaste4. General and Mrs.
New. who entertained at dinner
last evening IN their home IN Edge
moor in honor Of the President and
Mrs. Coolidge. had AZ their other
guests Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Oliver
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, OF
South Bend, Ind; DR., and Mrs. Ed
ward Clark and Louis Huesmanns
of Indianapolis, and Mrs John z.
Brush, Of New York and indian
apolis.
JAPANESE GUESTS
or CHIEF OF STAFF.
The Ambassador Of Japan and
Nine. Matsudaira were the guests
in whose honor the chief Of staff,
GEN. John 4. Hines. and Hrs.
Hines entertained at dinner last
evening at their quarters at Fort
Myer. Va. The other guests were
Senator and Mrs. Guy Despard Gof,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. BENJAMIN
II. Hutchinson, Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Fox Conner. Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Denis e. Nolan, AIRS. Stephen b.
Ezkins. Col and Mrs. William
Wooten, Col. and Mrs. Conrad Bab-
cock, Col. and Mrs. Edward Sturges
and Col. Blanton Winship.'
WILL HAVE VACATION
AT VIRGINIA SPA.
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. wife Of
the Secretary Of War. win go TO
Hot Springs. this month. accom-.
panied by her son. Dwight +. Davis,
jr.. who win spend his Easter vaca-
ton there. He is attending ST.
Marks School at Southboro, Mass.
Mrs. Davis and her son will re-
turn to Washington April 1.
The British Ambassador and
Lady Isabella Howard were the
guests Of honor at dinner last even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary
at their home In Massachusetts,
Avenue. There were 20 guests.
The Argentine Ambassador and
Nine. Pueyrredon have gone to
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
for about a months stay. With
them are their daughters, the Misses
Julia Helena, Raquei, Angelica and
Martha Pueyrredon.
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AMERICAN ENJOYS
WIFE BACK IN TOWN
Mrs. Ogden Hammond, wife OF
the American Ambassador to Spain,
will arrive in Washington today
from Bernardsville, New Jersey, and
win be a guest at the Mayflower
while in the city.
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The Minister of Latavia and Nine.
Seya will go to Baltimore tomorrow
where the minister will address the
League of Women Voters.
Major and Mrs. Parker West will
entertain at dinner this evening.
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