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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

14

Whittall’s Rugs at sixty dollars for 9x12 size

Whittall’s Anglo Persian Rugs offered at 60 dollars for the 9 by 12 foot size with 25 other sizes available including balf runners. The listing notes sixth four Fat.

Whittall

Smart social set fills Washington wedding at St. John’s

Miles Mary McCauley and Herbert Seymour Howard wed in St. John’s Church Lafayette Square in a Bride’s gown of ivory satin with orange blossoms. The ceremony featured a large reception at the McCauley home and a prominent guest list including naval officers, diplomats, and Washington society names. The couple plan to be home after January 1 at Dupont.

Miles Mary McCauley Edward McCauley Herbert Seymour Howard St. John's Church Lafayette Square Washington Freeman Charien Almy, Jr Cambridge Mass John D. Marsh New York Franklin Hills H. Gard U S. N James O Gawne Ethel Noyes Alice Whiting Carty? Crawford Helen Walcott Katherine McCintock Frances Hoar Roland Cotten Smith John G Howard Hoston McCauley Rhos Island Avenue Clarence O Howard Heston Davis Mr. Howard Boston Wolcott Tuckerman Charles O’donnell Lee Philadelphia Arthur Addison ET Stotesbury White William F Draper Margaret Draper Mme da Gama Mme. Pezet Alexander B Hagner Robert Hinckley Hinckley Richardson Clover Clover Guy Fairfax Whiting Julia Whiting Frank B. Noyes Frances Noyes Joseph Crawford Garrison McClintock John McMilson Edward H. Gheen Preston Gibson de Libour Rockwood Hoar Ben Hellen Henry Corbin Patten Margery Colton Jorceruan Hill Vaul Bartlett Caroline Ogden Jones James F Barbour Marguerite Barbour Henrietta Fitch Alice Shepard Esther Denny Nathan Sargent Eloise Sargent Walter J Woodson Arthur Lee Robert Chew Gardiner Bell Isabella Hagner Henry T Allen Dasha Allen Richard Wrarlow George Appleby T Huitehie Stone Victor Cushman W R. Merriam David Parry Barry Mandeville Carlisle Gist Blair Bowie Clarke Joseph Leiter Pran

Principals in Beautiful Ceremony at Old St John’s Yesterday Noon

A prestigious gathering marked by a daytime ceremony at Old St. John’s with numerous notable attendees. Guests included Col. and Mrs. Marlborough Churchill and Miss Sophy Johnston among a long list of society figures and officials. The feature described the attire of several attendees and noted special guests in attendance. A subsequent note confirmed weddings and social arrangements involving members of prominent families and diplomats.

Old ST. John’s Else Williams Marlborough Churchill Sophy Johnston Alexander Magruder Lloyd Bowers Christian Hemmick Milas Eleanora Morgan W H. Wilmer Rebekah Wilmer Harlan Anderson Medorem Crawford Walter Wilcox John P. Jackson Nathan Wyeth Edward Bonnaffon William Phillips Charles C Glover Carroll Glover Thomas Uhatard J P Sanger Bruce Howe Nathan Guulck Leigh Palmer Cotton Smith Margaretta Symons Ralph Jenkins Clarke WagEa~man Chauncey Hackett Adelaide Heath Buckner Randolph Walter Tuckerman Milas Catherine Britton Harris Charles Wilson Julian James Roscoe C. Bulmer Gheen Mias Leutac Lieut. Manley Treut. Starling McGowan Corcoran Thom Lay

Boe-Wedderspoon Wedding Announcement

Miss Florence Nightingale Wedderspoon daughter of Dr Wedderspoon and Mrs Wedderspoon will marry Dr Edward J Boe of big city on November 18 at Foundry Church. Attendants include Mrs A F Titteridge of Buffalo Miss Dorothy May Crossley and Miss Rebecca Gilleaple of Philadelphia. Capt A F Fechteler and Miss Margaret Fechteler and younger family members traveled from Washington to Newport R I where Capt Fechteler will be stationed. Mrs Fechteler to join later. Mr and Mrs H J Whigham of New York have been spending the au-

Florence Nightingale Wedderspoon A. F. Fechteler Margaret Fechteler Washington Newport RFI Fechteler H J Whigham New York

Boston Symphony Opens Season At National Theater

The first concert of the Beston Symphony attracted a brilliant audience at the National Theater yesterday afternoon. Box holders included Mrs Thomas F Walsh German Ambassador, Mrs James McMillan, Mrs Callideron Carlisle, Gen William Crozier, Mrs Edsner, and Mrs I T Mann. With the German Ambassador were Prince and Princess von Hatzfeldt Trachenbers, Baroness Zwiedinek, Mr Hartet von Waimhausen, and Miss Harret Southerland.

Walter Hruce Howe Thomas Spring-Rice Percy Hickling Lisner Madame Ekengren Charles Evans Hughes Wennen Jennings Archibald Hopkins Chauncey Hackett Clover Beatrice Clover Nicholas Anderson Lars Anderson Frank Frances Noyes James B. Aleshire Dorothy Aleshire John Washington Davidge Lloyd Bowers Ben Hallen Edward Mitchell Samuel Hill Mise Hill Charles Campbell William I. Marshall John Crayke Stimpson W. H. Wilmer Wilmer Adolph Casper Miller Duncan U. Fletcher Horace Towner Thomas Chatard Laura Harlan James Harlan Thomas Carter George E. Pickett Thomas Greene Walter Tuckerman Christian Heartth Misa Keyser Gordon Crawford Buckner Randolph Charles Fairfax Beston Symphony National Theater

Notable Society Happenings at Washington Hotels

Washington society circles report a flurry of travel and hosting this fall. Sidney Ballou departs for New York with Mrs Ballou while Mr and Mrs Jerome Bonaparte settle into their Bona parte residence on K street after a stay at the Shoreham. Mrs Freeman Pollock of Skyland guests at the Powhatan as winter plans unfold. Herr von Schoen arrives as secretary at the German embassy and rooms at Rauscher's. Giuseppe Catalani to spend winter in Rome, F F Finnifen from New York plans weeks at the Powhatan. Mrs Vasey and Miss Vasey wintering in New York at the Schuyler, returning to open their Oakland apartment in December. Mrs Horace Binney Hare returns home after a stay with Mrs Bayard. Mrs Rockwood near arrives. continuation noted on page seven.

Mra Silas Vasey Mias Vasey New York Schuyler Washington Oakland

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