The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-18
THE EvENNG TINES WASHINGTON THURSDAY JANrARy 70 ,qoo
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Maud Agnes Cleary. daughter CT
Judge Nicholas F. Cleary. now Of New
York. and Mr. Edward J. Brady. OF Gar
rett Park, Md. were married yesterday at
The Sacred Heart Church. at Norfolk. The
bride was gowned I'm white satin crepe,
trimmed with point lace duchess. tulle
veil. and orange blossoms. She wore no
jewels. and in place Of the conventional
bouquet, carried a pearl rosary. Rev
John ID. Whitney, President of George
town University. performed the ceremony.
4 wedding breakfast was served at tie
residence CT Lieutenant Commander
Reeves, OF the Navy. The bride and groom
left on a Southern tour Miss Marion
Reeves. of Norfolk, cousin of the bride.
was her only attendant Mr.. Maurice
Browne Kirby. OF New York, was the
groCms best man. and Messrs- John Clarke
Brennan. OF Michigan. James Simpson
Nhedbee, Of Baltimore; Joseph Calmun
Drum, of Boston. Richard james Watkins
and Hampton Young Denman, both o.
Washington. were the ushers. The groom
Is the son Of Major Brady, OF Garrett
Park.
Miss Hayes. OF this city attended the
handsome reception given yesterday in
baltimore by Mr. and Mrs. James S.oan.
America, through its Executive. enter
tanned the foreign powers represented at
the National Capital last night at a state
dinner. given by Mr.. Mckinley In hcnO.
OF the Diplomatic Corps. The President S
hospitality, as usual upon such import mt
occasions, was OF so graciously generous a
character as 70 overflow the boundary lines
OF the state dining room. and the table
sixty feet in length. was spread in tie
main corridor. which was as green and
fresh with foliage plants and vines 4
plat Of maiden-hair ferns. starred with
pink cappleya orchids, formed the floral
centrepiece Of the table. and along the
snowy length OF the board were other fern
mounds, in which were bcdded orchids OF a
paler green. Pyramids Of grapes and
crystal bowls Of strawberries gave glowing
touches of color, together with daintily
tinted bOnbons set about in tiny dishes OF
china ana glass. The candles in the can
delabra burned under filagree silver
shades. lined with red, ana amid the dark
green leaves Of tall palm trees spanked !
electric lights in the national colors. TIE
ceiling and chandelier were festOcned with !
garlands Of smilax, and dwarf orange trees
and huge bushes OF red lilies filled the
inches on either side Of the mirrors The
With exotic foliage plants. and the centre
of the floor was marked by mounds of Iiy-
ing greenery, from which rose the grace |
iul boughs Of sage palm. The distin- /
guished company assembled in the East
faTlor. where they were welcomed by the 1
President and Mrs. Mckinley. Colonel /
Bingham making the presentations.
The President escorted Lady Pauncefote /
in TO dinner, aud Mrs. Mckinley went in I
from Great Britain, and dean OF the /
uinlCma;ic Corps
The additional guests were the
Ambassador of Italy and Baroness |
de Fava. the Ambassador OF Germany. the |
Ambassador OF Russia. the Ambassador of |
Mexico and Sonora Approx. the Minister |
OF Sweden and Norway. the Minister Of /
Guatemala. the Minister Of Austria Hun |
gary and Nine Won Hengelmullcr. the /
Minister Of Switzerland and Mrs rioda |
the Minister OF Denmark. the Minister OF |
Haiti and Madame Leger. the Minister of 1
Korea and Mrs. Pom We. the Minister OF |
Belgium and Countess de IIchtervelde. |
the Chinese Minister and Mrs. Wu. the l
Minister Of Brazil and Mrs de Assis- Brazil !
the Minister Of Japan the Minister OF Costa 1
Rica and Sonora de CalvO the Minister OF |
Colombia and Sonora de Calderon. IN. /
Minister Of Spain and Duchess de ARGOS.
the Minister OF Nicaragua the Chargs I
d 'Ahaires OF France. the Charge dkGaires /
or chile and Sonora de Infante. the Charge /
d Affaires OF Venezuela. the Charge d'Af- !
flares OF Portugal. the Charge d'Ahaires 1
OF Turkey. the Charge d'Ahaires Of Argeu- /
tine Republic. the Charge d'Anaires OF /
the Dominican Republic the Secretary OF 4
State and Mrs. Hay the Secretary Of War
and Mrs Root. General and Mrs. Miles.
Senator and Mrs Davis. Senator Daniel /
senator and Mrs Cullom. Senator and Mrs.
Lodge Senator Money. Representative and |
Mrs HIT Representative and Mrs John
:. Williams Representative and Mrs. VIII /
liam Alden Smith. Representative and Mrs.
Scudder, Representative and Mrs Seth W. \
Brown. Hon. and Mrs L. r. Morton. New
York. Hon. Henry c. Payne and Ms
Payne. Wisconsin, Colonel and Mrs. Myron
I. Herrick. Mrs Frederick d. Grant. Miss
Kean, Miss Paulding Miss Phelps. and \
Miss Bessie Osborne