The critic., 1891-01-23
IN THE SWIM.

large party last nlght, on tne occasion
of opening for the first time the hospitn-
bic doors of their handsome new home,
No. l7l7 Massachusetts avenue. The
Countess Estcrha2y, Major Turnbull,
Miss Turnbull, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Page, General and Mrs w. III. II. Lee,
Senator and Mrs. Morrill,, Senator and
Mrs Stanford, Maior.Gencral Carroll. the
Brazilian Minister, Madame Mendonca
and the Misses Mcndonca, Hrs and Miss
Fleming, Montgomery Blair, Jessup Blair,
Mrs. J. Thompson Swami, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Sidney Everett, General Bcalc, Colonel
Carpenter Mr. and Mrs, Linden Kent,
Mr.. and Mrs. franklin steele, Colonel and
Mrs. Hains, Mrs. and Miss Sicard aud
hundreds of others were among the
guests.
A special dispatch TO the New York
TribuBc of January % says: "Christ
Church's chimes played mcrrily to-day as
Captain Winfield scott Schlcy, commin.
the altar his beautiful daughter Virginia
and gave her in marriage TO Ralph Gran-
Vile Montague Stuurt-Wortley of Eng
land. The brilliant scene in the church
was in pleasing contrast to the gloomy
weather without. The bridal party AR
rived at the church in furious rainstorm
but soon after the ceremony the clouds
broke away, and the couple started in sun
shine ON their honeymoon trim TO Florida.
The marriage had been looked forward TO
ns one of The principal incidents of the
social season. Naval circles of Washing.
ton and baltimore were we'll rcprescntei.
and all the prominent people I'm baltimore
society were present The church was
decorated with palms and tropical plants
the chancel resembling u floral bower.
The ushers were Messrs Parks Fisher. ir.,
Frank Fisher. Edward Perkins of Wash.
ington, Theodore Price of New York,
Robert Riddle Brown and DIR. William
Baltzell OF Baltimore. Mr.. Wortley's
beSt man was Fergus Reid OF Nor
iolk. Miss Rebccca Potts of Wash
lngton was the maid-of-honor. she
wore, u white crepe dress, and carried a
Dunch OF La france roses, Ihe bride
wore rich, white corded SILK costume,
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sp's ,pn my neNi M ", ~ a HLii'ani per,oli,sn ,s
',,,.s,s $50 ,ian o;,;a ial.s hnu .u sie
So, a,,amod Uo' ad;,,, LII, a'tIr ol,s. ohS sere
no iihoHy, n.'ei,ueu % %Wedui1g preakIast at
.sv W ,,oil,J vi M Wis. tr.hs risheI, "ii nun
ins. .iv @ uiiHe' s, ".,cinool vle oouplc
,I ,tit hei9 ii,, iol M ripr,uh ana m Iew weeks
my WI, ~ W H. i,s, Lnr orilvyLoo f %
nI;,r te svoJiu 1 ?oh W. Sne hari ~ W Winu,i,
ond niio au n EPreiesuc,t Piird ;t, ol .e n,u,,e
az piohmd w ",li ri 4; ar,eLs
donnbtar nf an;o;r So,Ia,, ga.'e - .ie ul,,y
,,iare j., o,'d Pai,;,n, u 70 pJ;pI
more, and among the wedding gifts Is n
mapniiicent silver and poIi Service from
the Nessrs Crnmn of epb;Iodn,nhia IL n
builders of the vessel
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=, Mr. Morton Mltchell OF Boston ana
Mrs. George ). Ladd OF San Francisco
Mebe I Ilgy Iyych marTea a iast hsa evening IN 81
John Snurch' Inc Drlue was escorted
by ME- Charles warren Stoddard and at
tended by her friend: Miss YAH OF Boston.
Ihe groom is n cousin OF the Vice-Presi-
dent'
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Miss Daisy German and Miss Hatty
German, the daughters of the Senator
from Maryland, made their debut at tea
| given for the occasion by Senator and
event brought out many OF the most
| agreeable people here and representative
| delegation OF friends from Maryland
| Mrs. Charles ii. Gibson, Mrs. Stephen
Gambrill, Mrs, George Gambrill of Balti
more, the Misses Gambrll, Miss Lille
Compton, Miss Norris, Miss Hancock
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. and Miss Kenna, Mr.
Struye, the Russian Minister, Sir Julian
and Lady Pauncefote, Mrs. S. =. Brown
and Miss Brown were among the many
guests.
&Ns
Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll and Mrs
Carroll gave magnificent ball last night
| upon the occasion of the formal presenta
ton of their daughter, Miss Carroll, il
society. The affair was as brilliant as !
was elegant and exclusive, ana was one o
the most beautiful entertainments OF tn
season. In addition to many OF the mos
uls.inguisheu pelsoiinscs ~ Masningtoi
fr;ands and guests from New PY3 Y93rl
amnnn thom Nh Jobn Jacoh Actor Mr
Gnni2 Redmond Mr. RovaIl Phelns Oar
roll Mr. William 1,utt;ng Miss Sail;
Hargcms Miss " r CrngSe,r Miss lane
dn,, and Wrs Tandenbnrg Frnn, Phila
deInb;a ware nrcsent Mr.. and Mrs Cad
waiader and Miss Willing, the fance O
young Mr.. Astor. From Baltimore, Mrs
Robert Garrett, Mr.. Columbus O'Donnel
Mr.. Douglass Gordon and Mr.. Hull
Among the other guests were Sir Julia
and Lady Pauncefote, the French an
Turkish Ministers, Baron and Barones
de Vricrc, Vice-Presidcnt and Mrs. MOI
ton, Mrs. Mckee, Miss Ella Horsey, Mis-
Ellie Burritt,, Miss Cameron, Mr.. an
Mrs. Tyler, Senator and Mrs. Cameron
The cotillion began at o'clock and wa
led py Mr.. LeGrand cannon oi New Ior
ana Miss carroll.
The receptions yesterday of Mrs. Dolpt
Mrs. Stanford, Mrs. Butler, and Mr.
Howard G. White were unusually largel
attended.
Wv
Nine. de Mendonca and the Misst
Mendonca will be at home ON Friday
from 3 to 9 p. m. at the Brazilian Leg,
ton, No. 176l Massachusetts, avenue.
~
Miss skae. who assisted Mrs. Stanfor
In roce;v;ng Yesterday ;s nm eytremel
nrettv California rosebud. and inherit
the beauty and charming manners of ht
accomplished mother. Mrs. Skae and Mi.
Skae are at the Normandie and will max
Washington their future home.
~
Mrs William Morris Hunt and tn