The evening times., 1900-02-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The church was prettily decorated for
| the occasion with palms and garlands OF
smilax and asparagus, while at each end
Of the chancel were tall standards Of An
nunciation lilies. A mass of white roses,
| arranged so as to give sunburst effect,
was suspended in midair. beneath which
| the bridal PARTY stood. The bridal party
entered the church to the strains Of The
/ wedding march from "Lohengrin.' The
! ushers led he procession. They were Mr..
J. Il. McCortaey brother Of the bride. Hr.
/ Walter Muncaster brother Of the groom;
! d. Newell. Dr. Stewart. Mr.. Metcaif and
AIr. FSters. OF Georgetown They were
/ followed by the little cousin OF the bride
/ Miss Gertrude Carter, and Master Jesse
( higgins. nephew Of the groom, each car
ryiug a basket of flowers The bride. pre-
ceded by her maid of honor. Miss JefIer-
son. OF Wheeling. Y. Va. entered the
church with her father. who gave her in
marriage. The groom met them at the a
tar. accompanied by his brother, Mr. Alex
ander Nuncaster. The brides gown was
Of cream. satin en- train. with trimmings Of
point lace and pearl passementerie Her
tIllc vel, WAS held in place 5y the conyen-
tionai orange blossoms. and she carried
lilies OF the valley. At her neck sparkled
q beautiful diamond brooch. an especially
priced gift as IL is an heirloom IN her
family. The maid Cf honor wore pink
chiffon and lace and "a white tuilv hat
trimmed with white roses. Her hoReTs
were bridesmaid roses.
Little Gertrude Car,es was childishly
pretty in a dress OF tiuhy white tulle, ard
Master Higgins. wearing a suit Of white
satin, was the embodiment OF grace and
gallantTy.
The ceremony was followed by a Tecep-
ton and wedding breakfast at the home
O. the bride. 10 which only relatives Of the
contracting parties were invited. and later
the newly married pair departed on a brl-
dal tour through the Southern states.
Among the out-Of-t0Vn relatives wEo
. came OH 10 the wedding were Nj. and MIS-.
Alfred Carter. uncle and aunt Of the bride.
Miss SaIlio Carter, Mrs Charles Fran
sneim. Miss Angelina FCency all 81
Wheeling. W Va. the former home Of the
brides family Sir. J. T. Mccartney. OF
Chicago. brother OF the bride.
} The social season viii be brought 20 a
Cicse tOnisn with the reception which
Senator and 2rs. Foraker will give m Jh=iI
splendid residence in sixteenth street
b twcuty-eight covers last nisht when tA-i'
, guests were largely from the diu.ol All
B . circle Those present WeTc the &c mar
r I Ambassador, the French Ambass-do-. TIE
5 Russian AWbE adCr and Nil-. IassIJi, re
r Mexican AmbassalOr and Seu,ra de ~
p piTCz and their daughter sonora dc Perez
. ilc Minister from GEat amait. The ls
2 Minister aad Madame pioda the BI-i- Al
/ Minister and Countess d. Li.-tc4E- ltc
r Madame WI the japanese Minister. IN,
= Turkish Minister and MIS- Frye. Senator
r and Mrs. WetmOre the Assistant Se-lc, "a q
q Of State and Mrs. Eil Represent tive auc
S Mrs. I... rs ROc-e. an
e Miss McNGughton
o. The elegantly appointed board was de-
4 Grated With red. white. and blue Iio0eEs
- and lilies OF the valley. The name c. "a
% CT the diplomats were auisucally orEa
- nented with the flags Of theiI lespe. tly'
% countries
Senator Depew and Miss Psu-ding enter
. tained q company at CiHner lasJ uis-t
4 Their guests we're Mrs. Legafe. Mr.. a.,
. Mrs. Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Aitcled. Mr.
= VI. B. Besie. A.r. and Ms. Thoron. tht
: Hou. Sytil FaunleiOjC, Ai-s hoo. j S
n Lowering, Miss Cockren. Miss La, Mij
- " alla,n. Aiss CisEstt, Miss Ba-Cs. Ms
HegeTman Hon. Robert CJes us. Tr-c
: Troubetshoy. Lieutenant CCm- aud-r stan
ton, Mr. - NiIsOn. M-- Warren Mr.. Horst
mann. Mr.. Foraker. Mr.. Pauldins, Mr
=, WestcOtt. and Mr. DepeU.
Senator KeaH was among the me
hosts II last night. he entei taiusd
n hOu~r Of &Ir. VI. C.. EldicgtJ % 3 stOu
u The additional guests were Esp-.scntativ
( and Mrs. George b. McC.e..aa. Of Ne,
, ( York. Miss Dix. the Misses Re q, NJ
l. E9Ckhnl. former Assistant Secretary O
State. and BIT. LOWther. OF the Bliyi-h En-
J, bassy.
! Miss Kcan. sister Of Senator tlean. va
= the hostess al a luncheon yesterday give
s. in honor Of Miss Dix, Ga-g-ter Of ley- Dr
S. MCI gan Dix. OF New York. TIE ladies' IN
/ yitcd 10 meet Miss sJix were Miss Barber
= the Hon. Sibyl PaunccfotC. Miss DuFoaI
y Miss Marie McEenna. Miss Florence For
e skier. Miss Mildred Phe ps Stoac-, Of Ne,
/ York. Miss Merriam, Mss SatteIle-. Mis
70 Helen Patten. Miss Allen, daugnte. of 20
l. Assistant Secretary OF tse M. " SIS Gi.
r. more. and Miss Elizabeth Kean-
IN Mrs. Hitchcock gave a luncheon 70
.- young ladies' yesterday afternoon. tn
e. guests we're Mrs. George &. Fraser. ME
N RiChey. Mrs de Peys;er Miss Jackson, th
le Misses Evans Miss Alexander Miss Ncrri.
W Miss Lucy Kean. Miss Emmet, Miss Bigg
n Miss Ffoulke, Miss Rochester Miss Hars;
n mann. Miss Bromley, and the Mlsse
a5 Hitchcock.
The governors and members Of tn
Washington Assembly gave their annu;
ball at the Arlington last night. Thei
gusts were the dignitariCs OF the DiplC
, matic Corps men and women prominent
the official and social life at the Capita
and a number Of distinguished visitor
E. from out Of town the majority Of whol
ie came here 20 attend the BrOmley-PaunCe
le fOte wedding. The hosts OF the eyenin
~ were Alr. John Davis. Mr.. John Hay, NJ
Walter " Berry. Mr.. Calderon Carlisl
Mr.. Henry MAY. Mr.. Charles Bispham. NJ
le | William T. Emory. Mr. Edward McCaW
at ! ley. Mr. William J. Boardman. Mr.. Cor
l. I stantin Brln. Mr.. Charles C Glover, Il
g | John c. Poor. Mr.. Arnold Hague MT. j
4 | seph p. Sanger and Mr.. George Hellel
j. / Mrs George LOthrop Bradley was n
n / hostess.
is Nothing more beautiful has bee
ct seen this winter than the decoratic
Of the ballroom. which was in re
nv and white. The polished oak cei
~ ing was as green as a Southern fores
ha | with wild laurel branches. through whiC
~, rippled wide red and white ribbons, liz
- in love-knOt rosettes. Twinkling throul
., the foliage were myrads of tiny white al
10 red electric lights. which also garland,
.o the wall like chains Of living jewels. II
II mirrors that panel the great room We
-. half veiIed with pyramids Of RED and viii
- azaIeas. caught artistically with hu
bows of ruby red ribbon ard a rustic led
- that adorned the walls was filled wi