New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
BEGINS WITH A WEDDING.
.s11vGroN SEASON OPENED AT SEC
pETARY CARLIsLE'S HOME
,,,cp OF MISS THoMPsoN-DoINGs or THE
,o,,,rs Rt-MoRs ABOUT BARON
rAvA-INTEREsrING OLD MEN
WoMEN'S CLUBS.

Of
iu"' ros perfect bright and sunny VITA touch
da! 'oss in the air. ard the wedding reception
OF VI i,,ded and brilliant affair. No one except
"A fr,uv connections, the members oil 'hs 'api-
III. "a a few intimate friends were invited 10 the
he' nv which was performed by the KEY Dr
cs' smith All the arrangements connected
MacAa' ,.aro marked by extreme simplicity. There
WIZ - bridesmaids no best man. The floral deco
We We. uero very elaborate. The room IN which
rau0"s -. took place was draped from ceiling
the rrth white chrysanthemums and green
10 u" orchids the brides favorlte flower were
wn,@ t., abundant profuson. In the second draw
us' and In the dining-room asparagus vines
Ws ,nerran Beauties transformed these prosalc
anu into Conservatives of boom. The bride.
NV =, a handsome brunette, looked queeniy IN a
ve u,n of ivory white satin. the plainness or
Tee relieved by fiounces of rare lace. caught
VIZ and there by orange blossoms. Her bouque,
V =, white orchids Society was present en-
We clad TO have the monotony relieved by an
"''.s ~ such brillianCy Numerous anc bFau'lu'
e ,ssted TO the popularity or the Drlae' WHO
guy lat favorste in Wa shngton, where she mas
s., several seasons as the guest Oh Mrs' 'A'''o
spe" .d Mrs Davis left the house in shower OF
MI ~ssv wiz spend a short time at Tuxedo. anu
i'e ,,s,e Will go to Colorado Springs
I'm ax, wedding of social and official Importance
Inv chat of Miss Mary Sherman TO Mr. NC
W." w. which is announced TO take place IN De-
0"S II was remarked at the DAVIS weuuihs
, ysrvboay save the Senators and members Oh
".c-ass who have remained at nome lot 'he eiec-
V0" "e hos come back to town. This wedding quite
u0n' o tho social atmosphere. and put people
, snir,t of soing out. There has been much
u me- these last few days. and a number OF IN
81 luncheons and dinners have taken place Inc
VIVA ,o,,,ous affairs Will not begin until the lst
" Ianuarv when the ladies of the Cabinet Will
" .,s,,v onen their houses for official receptions.
haVa
A' C.osnor, will remain at the Arlington as Mrs
-, is loath 10 undertake the cares ana re-
"snsIn,I,es Of housekeeping. Mrs Gresham looks
sssro,d TO having her daughter with her LOT al
~, norton OF the season. Mrs. Micon' the
"A,s- NJ the Secretary OF the Navy, IS NSl,ihs
ner father.
MRS. CLEVELAND RECEIVES.
A.. cleveland came out from her retirement az
wooslev 10 receive the women OF the fo1e'sn 'i'S
.,,,srv Society on Wednesday afternoon. Inc
s'o 3d., os held in the Blue Room, the first social
rsir which has taken pace in that historic cna'"-
,.r since II has been renovated ard decorated. ME-
c,.Ia,d vas assisted in receiving by Mrs fas'oh'
-. nresdent Of the society. and Mrs DIT KeiHN'
w. .ha e a. Woodley Mrs. Cleveland VIII oO-
.,,v n, reception day. and 1t Is gwen out 'ha' ."7
r,sbas n receive no one until she returns ~ "a.
White House. She IS frequently seen riu'ns ~ an"
,.,.a ,oun and keeps much out Of doors these
charming autumn days . ob,o
so, Is officially announced" SAYS recent c""'e'
49,. p.ron Fava the Italian Ambassador ~ 10
=, ,l,csd on the retired list. 50 little reHdnce '"
ha mt in these Official announcements ,h@' - "
honad this one will prove only disaereedo'e iu.'-'
DIV rsva Is one OF the most conspicuous ana H.
,srss,lnx figures in the diplomatic corps anu mas
hAen longer az the capital than any oil MS 0o'-
loar,as with the exception of Mr.. Romero ""o
came 10 Washington some time in the mites Inc
iG a
ally and distinguished presence. He IS OF unusual
height thin and spare in figure Ills idoe - P''''1'
his deep-set brown eyes have pecu'a' u
and his hair and small side whiskers are PEN
white In his court uniform he Is nuc" ies"'u
o,ura q. of3c,al functions Our American climate
has proved too rigorous for Baroness FaVa i'''
and she has been able TO spend only portion Oh
her fine here Last winter she remainea ouri"s
The swiss Legation is stn without Mn seTS
=, az baevad me new appOintee Will arrive sonIr
time before the holidays hr; I@'e'' '''
Is Nj Ena Wu,tedo the third secretary OF the spsn,Sn
legation has been promoted 10 Post III ache1
cm.s ifio 20 ton AZ Paris has already arrived MT
Perez Sloane has also been caiied Noin paS,or Who
Tim Ills place will be filled by Mr. SastT{i,N ~
until recently has been attached to the Spanish e
CATION in Constantinople. >-,oaro,rap Minister.
snS "a Nv 5;uzman have returned 70 town ,,,,or
NJ. Kurino the Japanese MI''i spd three members
N nSnor So oi Denartment on Tuesday night Mrs,
Kurno viii not Join her husband until ia'ef III inc
'sasO"' TWO ACTIVE VETERANS.
Thu Vi, and Mrs Hugh McCulloch have re-
turned from their country place. and are set'ieu
for the winter in their town house. MISS VI.
Is making A tour of the world with her COUSIN
lessor NcCulloch, OF Harvard Coilege' ~ '"'
vices they were in Japan. Mr. McCu"och y d. ''a's
and hearty as full Of interest ana en'ius'@' -.
when he first came to Washington. although ms
nsv,o,, .,d mental health after life spent IN ac
tive participation In affairs. Is Truly co,,ntrv
T. no doubt partly que 70 e es part OF the year
Mr McCuloch's country pace rs ~ Sorrer
Secretary OF the Treasury INDUCES ms rre, when
for farming. which ne gves up "i to take up the
cold weather makes 1t necessary ~ '""0 ~
Judge Arthur Macarthur is another octogensFla
who belongs 10 that oro,hernyfg yesS and bright
Interested in the world and lis people as f non
frmed maid and It was feared he would nv,
b about again. This fall nnds MN nm rnriSI face
via &. ana ny vhte c,,rs are again familiar on
the streets Judge and Mrs. MacArtnur spcirs s a
Summer as has been their custom Tor yeaer r,,.e.,
Ssrsrogs, NrS Macarthur Is AT present suheil'ls
.om an attack of rheumatism WI"
Ms cl,.ord parpey is one OF the most prominent
women in fashionable life at the capital aae en-
room frits rondezvous with the foreigners
whose society she affects. Mrs bainey - q 10 90
s 1esders have set 10 her fox Their poT65a,s TO-
These pictures she sells 1or gooa 20 70 @nrch
her fayoTe Charity the fund for Poor Va aT Ha,te
Paris. just before the marriage o, ~ her and
has succeeded eqsay well win td 5hs in G the
ney house is perhaps the most attracute lo' ld
Washington II is hung with rare tapestries, i ses
with bric-a-brac and on the wan n,ists many OF
whom Mrs Barneys personal iilesInnussd from an
DIT and Mrs. Eliot Coues nay, nav 'e'''
extended trip through the Wtst. .o- 90 rnpland
Mrs Baysrd wife OF the Ambassador 70 hhsi'"''
IN town visiting her family . abroad with
Miss Haldee williamson who went aDIolu -" -
Mrs Frances Hodcson Burnett last SpIihB ~
wrned home, and ~ with her siste'' 'N''
Bailey - .,ho
Mrs. Newman, the wife Of Bishop N E"Iern Ms
mas been attending the meeting o. tne
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