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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1915

Page

14

Wedding of Miss Wilson to Mr McAdoo Solemnized a Year Ago

Report recalls the White House ceremony in the Blue Room uniting Eleonor Wilson to William G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury. President Wilson attended a mourning ride. society events follow, with dinners, receptions, and garden parties noted among Washington's social season.

Miss Wilson Mr McAdoo Esterday Eleanor Wilson William G. McAdoo the Treasury White House McAdoo

Highland Manor Dance Entertains Judge Meyer and Guests

Judge and Mrs. B H Meyer hosted a lawn dance at Highland Manor for about 56 guests with two buffet suppers served later. Mrs Belmont Tiffany and Mr Mon cure Robinson of New York, staying with Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont, returned to New York yesterday. Mrs Hampson Gary returned to Washington from New York where she was a guest of her sister. Miss Ruth Bliss was honored at a luncheon by Miss Hildegerde Hurley after a bridge game at Pierce Mill with twelve guests. Miss Margaret Draper traveled to Baltimore.

William F. Draper Richard Reid Rogers James McDonald Twenty-second Street New York Julia Goldsborough Edmund K. Goldsborough Tilghman Johnson Easton Goldsborough K Street Helen Robinson Philadelphia Ruth Perkins Elizabeth Bateman E. T. Goldsborough Baltimore George TI. Marye Haa Russia Norway Maryé Miss Doyle Burlingham Cal Ohio Marye Ohio State Building Mary L. Davis Nathan H. Davis Overbrook James H. Work, Jr Lawrence Long Island The Willard Federal Trade Commission Joseph E. Davies W. H. Parry BN. Hurley George Rubles C. Preston Thompson Long Beach James MecGlinchey Portland C. G. Thorn Biltmore Street Judge B. H. Meyer Highland Manor Belmont Tiffany Moncure Robinson Perry Belmont Hampson Gary Washington MR. Fish Ruth Bliss Hildegerde Hurley Pierce Mill Margaret Draper Balti

Army and Navy Changes of the Day

Leaves of absence list multiple officers with new duties and reassignment as well as naval vessel movements. Notable entries include Col. Edward E. Hatch and Captains Hasson Moorman Yost and Wescott, plus Rear Admiral Winterhalter and Lt. Comdr. Wallace among others. Several ships sail from Cristobal and Norfolk with arrivals recorded at New York and Norfolk ports.

Edward EB. Hatch Fourth Infantry John FP. Hasson Sixth Cavalry Thomas S. Moorman Quartermaster Corps Western Department Third Division Willard D. Newrill Quartermaster Corp Orval Townshend Porto Hico Philadelphia Philip Yost General Staff Walter Reed General Hospital D. C Fort Bayard N. Mex That Plate Robert H. Wescott Infantry Organized Militia Allen Smith Philippine Scouts San Francisco Godwin Ordway Coast Artillery Corps 126Th Carl &, von Dem Bussche Fourteenth Infantry Port Missoula Mont Robert C. Cotton Signal Corps Fort Bliss Tex A. G. Winterhalter L. J. Wallace Brooklyn Connecticut J. W. Hayward New York Datis Mayrant Warrington Nsige J. E. Austin Quaner L. W. Becker Donnald McDonald N.Y R. H. Lake Nissouri Bayal Aeronautic Station Pensacola Fila

Marine Corps Orders Reassign Five Lieutenants Between Posts

First Lieut F B Garrett from Twenty-seventh company New York to Sixteenth company First brigade Philadelphia. First Lieut L W Hoyt from Thirty second company Marin Barracks San Francisco to Twenty-seventh company Marin Barracks San Diego. First Lieut H T Volts from Twenty seventh company Marin Barracks San Diego to Thirty second company Marin Barracks San Francisco. Second Lieut H D MacLachlan from Thirty second company Marin Barracks San Francisco to Thirty eighth company American Legation Peking. Second Lieut D H Miller from Marine Barracks Norfolk to Seventeenth company Fleet Brigade Philadelphia.

F. B. Garrett Marine Barracks New York Philadelphia L. W. Hoyt San Francisco San Diego H. T. Volts H. D. Macl.achlan Peking D. H. Miller Marine Barrarka Norfolk Fieet Brigade

Suffrage Play Rehearsed by Hazel MacKaye in DC

Rehearsals begin for In Defense of 2 Mother a suffrage play by Hazel MacKaye to be shown at Rauscher's Wednesday evening after a convention banquet. The piece depicts Susan B Anthony and the suffrage struggle as the Congressional Union plans to tour every state this summer with political convention tie ins to pressure Congress. Cast includes Emma Crans Susan B Anthony Elsie Hill Mary Anthony Helena Hill Weed Elliott Jessie Hardy Stubbs John Scudder mother Latimer Baltimore Scudder and Howard Treat William Lloyd Garrison.

Hazel MacKaye Rauscher Ihe District of Columbia Congressional Union Lse Susan B. Anthony Union Congress Emma Crans Elsie Hill Mary Anthony Helena Hill Weed Elliott Jessie Hardy Stubbs John Scudder George W. Latimer Baltimore Scudder Howard Treat William Lloyd Garrison

Little Frills and Furbelows Aflutter in Social World

Mary L Jobe of New York plans a second expedition to Mount Kitchi in the Canadian Rockies. She will depart July 1 and spend the summer exploring the northern peak believed mostly unvisited. Jobe elected fellow of the Royal Geographical Society in London. Social notes include Friends of Young Artists prize event with 10 prizes totaling 5200 and donors E M Gattle Elihu Root Commodore J Stuart Blackton. A dinner for the Maharajah of Kapurthala and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Francis Burrall Hoffman in New York with guests listed.

Mary L. Jobe New York View Ice Mountain Canadian Rockies Mount Kitchi Big Mountain Mount Kitchi Rocky Tanga Henry Payne Whitney Friends of Reinhardt E. M. Gattle Elihu Root Commodore J. Stuart Blackton Whitney C. S. Pietro John W. Alexander Francis Burrall Hoffman Kapurthala Prince Kraralmjit John R. Drexel Frank K. Sturgis Henry Harriman Edmund L. Baylies Charles B. Alexander Albert R. Shattuck Mildred Rives Gabrielle Warren Messrs Ashbet H. Barney Alfonsc de Navarro William Wickham Hoffman Murray Hoffman Moaharsich

Turkish embassy luncheon at Shoreham hosts Philadelphia guests

The Turkish embassy aide Mr. W. W. Atterbury of Philadelphia hosted a luncheon in the rose room at the Shoreham. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenny, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKen ny, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rapley.

Shoreham W. W. Atterbury Philadelphia Rose Room Charles McKenny Fred McKenny Everett Rapley

Two Thousand Washington Children Dance at National Museum

Public school children from all districts gathered on the National Museum grounds for the annual field day. Dances drills and folk routines accompanied by the Marine Band delighted spectators. Kindergarten pupils led segments as teachers supervised while officials observed the festivities.

Washington National Museum Catherine Watkins Marine Band White House Capitol

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