The times., 1898-10-30
9HH SOCIAL CALENDAR
Several Interesting Weddings
for the Coming Week.
DOZEN DEBUTANTES
Though the Brides Still Command
Social Supremacy, COming-Out
Festivities Will Hold Sway Later
in the MOnth-Many OHIcfal and
Fashionable Homes Reopened.


are not SO melancholy as Mr.. Bryant
would have us believe. Ask the debu-
tantes and inquire of the brides whose
combined weddings will be numerous
enough to make the month fragrant with
bride roses from its beginning to its close.
Wednesdays, as usual, will be the-very
busy days for Messrs. Hymen. Wagner
and Mendelssohn, though several of the
most notable wedding Of the month
will occur on less popular days. Among
the marriages arranged for the coming
week will be that of Miss Lucia Mac
kenzie, daughter of Col. Mackenzie, Engi-
neer Corps, U. S. A, and Mr.. Eugene
Raymond Hendley, which will be solemn
lied Wednesday at Epiphany Church.
On Wednesday. also Miss Sarah E.
johnson and DR.. Hugh Holmes Mcclure,
now of Alexandria but formerly of Rich
mond, will be married at the residence Of
Mrs. E. Kurtz johnson by Rev. Thomas
S. Lee rector of st. Matthews Church.
Another wedding for the same day will
be that of Miss Mabel Eugenia Brewer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Brew
er, 1884 Thirteenth street, and Mr.. Her
bert Vincent Hunt.
Saturday will be the wedding day of
Miss Margaret Clagett and Viconte Hen
ri de Sibour. who will be married at noon
at the residence of Mrs. William Clagett
in Sixteenth Street. the ceremony to be
followed by reception. Two maids Of
honor will attend the young bride-her
sister, Miss Gertrude Clagett, and Miss
Mabel Johnson. a relative of Miss Clag-
etts fiance. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Isabel Hagner. Miss Keats Rodgers. Miss
Lindsey Poor Miss Bessie Ashton, Miss
Bessie Glover. Miss MargareX Cassels
Miss Sophie Stanton. of Philadelphia, and
Miss Nellie Souter, of New York. The
ushers selected are the vicomte's college
mates at Yale-Brinkhoff Thorn, Anson
Phelps Stokes. Redmond Cross, Edward
l.. Trundeau. and Dunn Mckee. of New
York; Alexander Brown, of Philadelphia
with George Howard and Corcoran Thorn.
of Washington. Comte Louis de Sibour
will attend his brother as best man. The
ceremony will be performed by the rector
of st. Matthews Church, Rev. Thomas S.
Lee.
The most important wedding so far an
nounced for December is that of Miss
Mattingly and Mr.. Robert Treat Paine,
Jr. OF Boston. Miss Genevieve Mating
ly will be the attendant maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids are to be Miss Helen
Long, Miss Miles, Miss Deering, Miss
Sewers, Miss Winfred Mattingly and
Miss Paine. of Boston. The ushers will be
friends of the groom-elect. who will come
on with him from Boston. The date will
be December Z. and the ceremony will be
nerfDrmei "a E'nfpbapy
Among the pretty buds to bloom before
Christmas are Miss Alice Hay. daughter
of the Secretary of State and Mrs Hay;
Miss Antoinette Greely. Miss Rosemary
Sartoris. Miss Bliss, daughter of Gen
and Mrs Bliss: Miss Jane Foraker. thi d
daughter of Senator Foraker; Miss Mar
ian Jones, daughter of the senator from
Nevada; Miss Julia Waggaman. Miss
Miller, Miss Enroll Brown, Miss Walker
Miss Daisy Wilson, and Miss Daisy Bell
The Marquis and Marquise de Merin-
Vile are now in Washington, and during
their stay here will stop at the Hotel
Shoreham. The marquise was formerly
Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell. who
founded the Catholic University by do
mating toward its erection O.e00 of the
princely fortune left to her by her father
the late Shakespeare Caldwell. of Balti-
more. During the visit here of the mar
quis and marquise Monsignor Conaty.
rector, will give reception in their
honor. at which will be present the fac
ulty and students of the university.
Mrs. A. E Johnston and Miss Johnston,
of 1122 Vermont avenue will sail for Eu-
rope November / to spend the winter in
travel abroad.
Senator German and family have re-
opened their residence in X street.
Miss Eppes Robinson is entertaining
Miss Mabel Todd, of Richmond, who will