The times., 1899-12-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The AIibi's Thanksgiving Tea a
Brilliant Success.

Club, and which. as usual, was the sU-
preme event of the afternoon. Mrs. Lor-
ing, wife of the clubs president, welcomed
the guests in a toilet of pale yellow silk
and corsage cluster of violets. Upstairs
in the Spanish room gay with fans and
gorgeCusly coI0red draperies. number of
attractive young matrons and maids as
sisted in dispensing the hospitalities Of
the tea table, which was decorated with
pink roses and Iemon-tinted chrysanthe-
NUNS. The seasons buds were in evi-
denee everywhere. adding to the attrac-
tion OF the hour Among those present
were the German Ambassador Senior Gay
angos, of the Spanish legation; the Belgian
Minister and Countess de Lichtervelde
Mr.. Funakoshi and Mr. Kameyama, of
the japanese legation; Herr Won Rebeur-
Paschwitz, OF the German embassy: the
Countess Esterhazy Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. Switzerland. Commander
and Mrs. Glover. Medical Director j. Y
Taylor and wife. Miss Taylor. Mr. and Mrs
y oDoDnell, BrigadieT General Rochester
and wife, and Miss Rochester, Col. and
Mrs. Thomas Ward and Miss Ward Major
and Mrs. Alfred 3. Taylor. Major and
Mrs. Hamilton Stone Wallace, General
and Mrs Card. Miss Card and Miss Alice
Card, Mr.. Justice Morris and Miss Morris.
Mr. Alvey A. Adee Mr. David Graham
Adee, Major William Malcolm Waterbury
ana wife, Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson,
Nlcomtesse de Sibour. Rear Admiral
Walker, Rear Admiral Selfridge, Mrs.
johnson, the Misses Owen, Mr. and Mrs
John S. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albert
Seymour, the Misses Seymour, Miss DENLY,
Mrs. J. Condit-Smith DR.. and Mrs. w
Sinclair Bowen, the Misses Burroughs, the
Misses Anderson. Mr. and Mrs Charles A.
SpaIding, Miss Markoe, Miss Rivinus. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Poor. DR.. and Mrs.
Sewers, Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mat
tngly, Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke Miss
Ffoulke Mrs. w. A. Maury and the Misses
Maury Mr.. and Mrs. John Cassels and
Miss Cassels. Miss Kibbey. Miss Gale. Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Williams, Miss Epson,
Mr.. aud Mrs John Sidney Webb and Miss
Webb, DR.. and Mrs. George Titus How
land, Mr.. Thomas Marean Chatard, Mr..
John ID. Langhorne and the Misses Lang
horne, Miss McBIair, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hlnckley, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson,
Miss Daisy Wilson, Mrs Sevellon A.
Brown, Mrs. Foraker and the Misses For
aker DR.. and Mrs Edmund X Goldsbor-
ough, Mrs. Lucretia Wolcott Dodge, Mr..
Arthur Lee, DR.. Ralph Jenkins, Mr. Charles
II. Gibson. Mrs. Campbell D. Emory, and
the Misses Emory. Mr. J. Erwin Hoy. Mr..
Montgomery Fletcher, aud Mr. Charles A.
Boutelle.
Miss Margaret Amanda Kerby, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Alfred Kerby
and Mr.. John James Wickham. of Elmira
~ T., We're married yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock at st. Peters Catholic Church
MISS Elizabeth Neale KeTby was her sis
ter attendant maid of honor, and Mr.
James Stevens Wickham was best man.
me ushers who preceded the bride to the
sanctuary were Mr.. Charles Frank Stat
ford, of Auburn. \. "; Mr.. James John
buckley, Of Elmira; Mr. David Patrick
Thomas, OF Nation, H.. and Mr.. John Day
Green, OF this city. Rev. Father O'Brien |
pastor OF the church, oficiated, assisted by
Rev. Father O'Donoghue, OF the Catholic
University.
a nuptial mass was sclemnized, and at
the conclusion OF the service a breakfast |
for the wedding party followed at the fam
lly residence, $40 Second Street southwest,
Mrs. Edwin Franklin Townsend and Miss
townsend have cards out for tea on Sat
urday, December =, / to 7.
The marriage of Miss Jennette Turner
daughter of Samuel r. Turner and Mr..
Charles Refs took place on Wednesday aft
erEoon at the home Of the brides father |
Kew Or. Domer officiating and only near
friends and the immediate families attend |
ing. The bride was handsomely gowned in |
violet cioth, trimmed with ecru lace and |
white satin, and hat to match. and carried |
brlde roses. The bridesmaid who was her |
sister, was daintly attired in green cloth. |
and carried Marechal Mel roses. The hest
man was DR.. Pippin. The rooms were
prettily decorated With vines and cut flow |
ers. After luncheon the couple departed |
on the l2:40 train for Philadelphia, where |
they viii make a shor, stay of a few davg |
prior 10 a trip South
Mr. and Mrs. Findlay Harris have rent
ed their home, 17l0 Sixteenth Street, TO |
Senator Kenney, and with their daughter |
are at the Westminster for the winter.
General and Mrs. Haywood are enter !
tanning Miss Blossom Benson, Of Brooklyn. |
The marriage OF Miss Ellen Moore. for |
merly Of 100 Tenth Street northwest. |
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Moore of Bryan |
town, Charles county, Nd, and Mr.. Edward !
b. Langley, Of Bryantown took place We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock at the Immac-
ulate Conception Church, Rev A. o.
BeVan officiating. Miss Martha Langley.
OF BryantOwn, sister Of the groom. was
bridesmaid and Mr.. Bryan Goldsmith. also
Of Bryantown was best man. After the
ceremony a reception was rendered the
couple at the residence of the groom's
brother law. Mr. Thomas Farrell. of
u Jefferson Street AEacostia. Mr. and
Mrs. Langley lett yesterday morning for |
heir future home. near BryantoWn