The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-27

Woodruff Mr. and Mrs john sidney Webb. Mis-.
Webb, Miss label c. Wells. Mrs c. J. White
hr. and Mrs George Westinghouse, Hon. and
Ms. G. =. WetIGore. Miss Wetmore, Mr.. y. Thee
dore Wilson. Mr.. Clarence z. Wilson, Mr. Walter
d. Wilcox, Ms. and Miss Ward. Capt and Mrs.
J. X. Williams, Mr.. Charles A. Woodhull. Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson Miss Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. dc W0ilant. Mir. Horace II. Nestcott, Mr..
Charles D. Wcstcott. Col. and Mrs. A. 5. Worth
irgton. Miss Helen Starr Warrington. Mr.. John
+. " ikins. Col. and Mrs. George A. Woodward.
Hiss Woodward, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Walsh.
The social season will be brought to a
elcse tonight with the reception which
Senator and Mrs. Foraker viii give at their
splendid residence in Sixteenth Street.
Senator and Mrs. Davis gave a dinner o.
twenty eight covers last night when their
guests were largely from the dipiomatic
circle. Those present were the German
Ambassador, the French Ambassador. the
Russian Ambassador and Mile. Cassini, the
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora de Az
piroz and their daughter. Sonora de Perez,
the Minister from Guatemala, the S,iss
Minister and Madame Pioda, the Belgian
Minister and Countess de LicGterv lde,
Madame WI, the Japanese Minister, the
Turkish Minister and Mrs. Frye, Senator
and Mrs. Wetmore, the Assistant Secreta. =
of State and Mrs Hill. Representative and
Mrs. HIT. ,.4-u.e, MRS. Roche, and
Miss McNaGghton.
The elegantly appointed board was dec
Grated with red, white, and blue ribbons.
and lilies of the valley. The name cant
OF the diplomats were artistically orna-
mented with the flags OF their respective
countries.
Senator Depew and Miss Paulding enter
t1lpnf q at las NIGHT
Their guests were Mrs Legare, Mr.. and
Mrs Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell. Nrs.
H. Z. Beale, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoron, the
Hon. Sybil Pauncefote. Miss Root, Mss
Lowering, Miss Cockrell, Miss Lay, Miss
Wailach. Miss Clagett. Miss Bates. Miss
Hegerman. Zion. Robert Cousins, Prince
Troubetskoy Lieutenant Commander STAN
ton. Mr. Wilson, Mr.. Warren, Mr.. Horst
mann, Mir. Foraker. Mr.. Pauldng. Mr..
Westcott, and Mr.. Depew.
Senator Kean was among the dinner
hosts of last night. He entertained in
honor OF Mr.. w. c. Endicott, of Boston
The additional guests we're Representative
and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan. of New
York, Miss Dix, the Misses KEN, Mr..
Rccbhill. former Assistant Secretary of
State, and Mr.. Lowther of the British EN-
bassy.
Miss kean, sister of Senator Kean, was
the hostess at a luncheon yesterday given
in honor OF Miss Dix, daughter of Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix, of New York. The ladies' in
vited to meet Miss Dix were Miss Barber.
the Hon. Sibyl Pauncefote Miss Dupont,
Miss Marie McKenna Miss Florence For
aher, Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes. of New
York. Miss Merriam, Miss Satterlee, Miss
Helen Patten, Miss Alien, Laughter of the
Assistant GRlrprarv of no
more, and Miss Elizabeth Kean.
Mrs. Hitchcock gave a luncheon for
young ladies yesterday afternoon The
guests were Mrs. George C. Fraser, Mrs
Riehey, Mrs. de Peyster, Miss Jackson, thu
Misses Evans. Miss Alexander. Miss Norris,
Miss Lucy Kean. Miss Emmett, Miss Riggs.
Miss Ffoulke, Miss Rochester, Miss Horst
mann, Miss Bromley, and the Misses
Hitchcock.
The marriage of Miss Florence Smith.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Edward
Smith. OF Baltimore and formerly of
Washington, and Mr.. Robert Washington
Maupin took place at Gurley Memorial
Church at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
The ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Van Ness. pastor of Takoma Presbyterian
Church. The bride was escorted TO the
altar by her father who give her hand in
marriage. She wore her travelling suit a
stylish tailor made gown Ct mode broad
cloth, with hat and gloves 10 match. Her
flowers were violcts. The groom was at
tended by his best man. Mr.. Richard PAUL.
son HAYES. The ushers were MIR Robert
Small Mr.. Arthur Calvcr Mr. William T
Davis, and Mr. William E. Dyre. Mr.
Maupin was at one time a newspaper man
in this city, and both he and his bride
have many friends here who thronged the
church to witness the impressive marriage
service. There were also present a num-
Der Of friends and relatives of the bride
from Baltimore. The severity OF the wood
work was softened by prOfusion OF palm
foliage. with which the altar and chanceI
we're tastefully dressed. The wedding
march was rendered by Mr. Frank c. Cal
houn, Of Baltimore, who also played softly
while the ceremony WAS being performed.
and gave several appropriate selections
while the guests were being seated The
bride and groom left Immediately after the
will be at home, after March ), at l717
Madison Avenue. Baltimore.
Miss Edna Carter McCortney daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. McCortney. and
Dr. Stewart Brown Muncaster will be mar
ried at IL o'clocl, today from St Johns
Church. the pastor. Rev. Mackay- Smith,
Miss jefferson. of Wheeling
w Va, will be maid OF honor and Mr.
Alexander Muncaster. brother OF the
groom. best man. The ushers selected are
Mr. ]. II. McCortney. Mr. Walter Mum
caster. Mr.. Metcalf. DR.. Stewart, and Mr..
Peters. OF Georgetown.