The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

II Count CaSsini, the Russian AmbasSa-
| dor, who Is now on a visit to his country.
should be appointed by his Government 10
succeed the late Minister Muravisff, as has
been reported he may be. diplomatic and
| official society at Washington will suffer a
more than ordinary loss. The Ambassador
is we'll liked by all who have the pleasure
| of his acquaintance. while his young granc-
niece. Mile. Marguerite Caszini, is the life
| OF the debutante set in the ultra social
circle Of Washington society.
At the pretty tea given by Capt. and Mrs
French e. Chadwick Thursday at their cot
tage, the Nutshell, in Newport. in homo. Ct
the members Of the general beard OF TIL
navy, the host and hostess were assisted in
welcoming their large number of guests b.
Mrs. John Blocker Miller. Mrs. NJ E
Chadwick, mother OF Captain Chadwick;
Mrs. A. S. Crowninshield, Mrs NJ E. Pow
ell. Mrs. Boutelle Moves, and the Misses
Varnum.
Mrs. Mary Knox Van Arsdale. daughter
of the late George W. Knox, and Mr. Will
liam Linn. of Philadelphia, were married
Thursday night at the home Of the brides
brother, Mr.. W. S. Knox, 1894 New Hamp-
shire Avenue. Rev. Mr.. Perry. of ST. An
drew's Church, performed the ceremony in
the presence OF small company of i'm
mediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Linn
went North on a honeymoon trip, and upon
it's conclusion will proceed to their home in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. F. Hoffman and Miss Genevieve
Hoffman will SAL for Paris Saturday to
join Miss Hoffman. who is now there.
Miss Holmes, CT Alexandria, and Mr..
Lewis A. Reddiug Of Wilmington, Del.
were married last Wednesday evening at
the First Baptist Church. Miss Lille
Holmes, sister of the BRIDE was maid OF
honor and Miss Genevieve Thompson and
Alice Dogans were bridesmaids. Mr.. George
Turner was best man, with Mr.. Clarence
Madella and Mr.. Watson as ushers. The
brides dress was OF liberty silk. trimmed
with lace and ribbon. Her tulls veil was
held by q wreath made of tea roses and
maidenhair fern. The maid of honor wore
dress Of white crgandie deliberately trim
med with ribbon and lace. The bride and
groom will make their future home in Will
mington, Del.
marriage which occurred In Baltimore
Thursday and which is OF interest to
number Of Washington friends of the |
Secretary OF the Maryland Homeopathic |
Medical Society. to Miss Frances Thomp- |
son Osborne. daughter Of Mr.. W. S. Os- |
borne. OF Baltimore. The ceremony was |
performed by Rev. ". s. Hammond. as
sisted by Rev. F. II. Lewis. pastor Of the |
church. The bride wore French muslin |
and carried bride roses. The ushers were |
Rev. A. Norman Ward of Washing ton. Mr. |
Leonard Osborne. brother OF the bride; DR..
W. Dulaney Thomas and Dr. John A
Evans Of Baltimore. The couple went to
Atlantic City on their wedding trip, and |
will reside in Baltimore.
Miss Josepha Kaufman is making short |
visit to Leodals. Baltimore. the beautiful
summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs Leopold
Strose. Quite number of social parties
have made her stay very enjoyable
Miss Emory and Miss Elizabeth Emory
have gone for months visit to their
sister, Mrs. Edgar, wife of Lieutenant
edgar.