The evening times., 1900-06-28

Lore PSuncefote. the British Ambsssa-
dor. and Lady Pauncafote and their daugh-
ters arrived at Newport yesterday and
are at the Derham cottage. in Bellevue
Averus. for the summer. The embassy
is established near BY al the Riggs cot
tage. in Catherine Street
NJ Thiebaut. First Secretary of the
French Embassy. will be in charge Of the
affairs Of the Embassy curing the absence
OF NJ CaubOn, who vii sail for France
today.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. CrowninshieId
are at the Ciins-the new hotel at New
port-during the sessions OF the General
Board OF the Navy
Mrs. Chadwick wife OF Capt French
z. Chadwick. L. S y. viii give recep-
tiOn this afternoon a. her cottage in honor
OF the officers forming the board.
According to a cable despatch from
Paris Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r WaIshe
gave dinner at the Pavilion d-Ar.nenoa-
vile yesterday in honor Of Gen. Horace
Porter, the United States Ambassador 10
France Among the guests were: Gen
eral Porter and Ms. Porter. Gen. ". r
/ Draper. the United States Ambassador 20
Italy. and Mrs. DrEper; the Danish Minis
ter. J II &c Hese -Lindercroae. and
: Nine Hegermann- Liudercrone. Aristsca.
: Bey. Mr- and MIS- Potter Palmer. Mrs
KernOchen. Mrs. GrisToid Grey Miss
CGckTell. Mss Reed. and Mrs.. THOMPSON.
ME-~- NOTcica sang
Miss Helen s. Nye lui Dr. William Il. o
McGeLee OF Richmond were married yes
parents. Cn o Street Pey. D.. V r
StricAleR. Of HamliIs Church. performed
the ceremony IL the presence o. the family
and ieS intimate friends The bride
wore white silk muslin aid carried Bride
roses. Her br3cEsmaiCs. Miss Louise Ne
Gehee and Miss Adele Nye. wore organdie
gowns. that Of the first being white. and
the latter yellow. The bri-5I trip viii
include visit TO the thousand Islands.
They wi!I reside in Richmond.
The marriage Of Miss sadie Florence
I Drown. daughter of NJ. a1d Mrs Crvills
Z Drown. and Mr. Eugene MacC0mzs. Of Chi
cago, toOk place last Eight at $50 o'c-o ock
at the Vermont Avenue Cn-istiln Chur1h
\ chorus CT twenty voices sang the we'd
: ding march from ''LOhengIia" as the bride
entered the church. ATTENDED by her "a her
Her gown WGs Of white satin trimmed wi b
duchesSe lace Lilies OF tEe valley fastened
her veil in place ard the same blossoms
formed her bouquet. The bridesmaids
Miss Frances NicoIi Miss Lena Shz zpherd
Miss Mary Drown Pickels. and Miss L.
/ Claire Shepherd, with TIE ushers. Mr.. Eu-
fus French MacCOnas and Mr.. John Mar
shall Wilson, both OF Chicago: Dr.. J5An
H. Drown, Of St Luis. Mr.. James Midi
son PickSns, OF hilade.p6ia, with Mr.
Ernest ". BrsdiCru and Mr. William Mael-
3 he ri "a
and passed down the aisle to greet thH
bride and escort her 10 the chaEceL With
them was Miss Gertrude Wells Lyf0rd. OF
Chicago, WHO was the Attendant flower
maid. and who. like the m2i5s. wore wEf-e
organdie AID carried pink rCsSs- TIE IN ii
OF honor. Miss Nat Minerva Macmillan,
also were white org2Gdie and ca. ried
bridesmaids rCses- The groom and his
best man. Mr. Duke Simpson MacComes.
of Chicago. awaited the brides coming ia
the eharcel, and the ceremony was per-
formed BY the pastor Of the church Tie
decorations at the church and at the fam
lily residence in Thirteenth Street were Of
pink roses and palms. The reception at
the house was attended BY about twenty
five out-of-tOwn guests ard limited num-
Der Of immediate frierGs. Amo-g the reIa
uves from Chicago were MIS-. Bsttie ).
MacComas. the grC0ms mother; Mr. AID
Mrs. Arle r. Lyford and children. Mrs.
LyfOrC being sister Of the bride: Mr. and
Mrs J. Kempsr DeTing. and Mr. John
Marshall Wilson. Several hundred gifts
consisting Of silver. cut gas, ard bri a
brac, We're displayed on the s cCrd fi5cr
and q buffet supper was served.
luncheon in honor OF the BRIDE vas
given yesterday afternoon at the Ra,ef b
The guests were the members Of the we'd
ding party from Chicago, who cane o. q
private car