The Washington times., 1901-10-22
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
NJ. Thicbaut and Nine. Rengifo TO
Be Married This Morning.
Cardinal MHrtincIIi to Perform the
Ceremony in the Chapel of the
Apostolic DcIeGntion-Iinron Amb-
ROXY to Leave Washington.

Ceremony in the Chapel of the
Apostolic DcIegntion-Iinr0n Amb-
ROXY to Leave Washington
Nine de Rengifo. widow OF Gen. Julio
Rensifo, and NJ. Eugene Thiebaut, for
merly First Secretary of the French En-
bassy here ami now filling a like position
at Berne. Switzerland. Will be married in
the chapel of the Apostolic delegation
this morning at 1O:3J o'clock Cardinal
MartinelIi viii officiate both at the cere-
mony and the low nuptial mass follow
ing. assisted by Rev. F. X. Fink. S J.,
rector of st. Aloysius Church. only the
family Of the bride and the members OF
the French Embassy who are now in
Washington will be present. together with
Mr.. and Mrs. SymOnds, of South Caro-
lima, who are intimate frie nds Of the
grooms S parents, whom they met while
abroad, and who have been delegated by
them TO represent them at the wedding
of their son. in compliance with the
French law governing marriages the
groom will require two witnesses. Those
selected are NJ. de Margerie, Charge d At
faires Of the French Embassy, and its
Chancellor. NJ. jules Boeufve. The brides
witness will be Lieut.. Juan 5. Attwell,
Naval Attache of the Argentine Legation,
who viii be accompanied by Mrs. AttweI1.
Naturally so young and fair bride pre-
fers bridal white to the dernure colors de-
creed by custom for second marriages, so
the wedding gown is of old point applique
lace over white chiffon. About the throat
there is a touch of turquoise blue velvet,
and the bridal veil worn by the groom
mother, a web of superb old rose point
lace, will be worn as a fichu and fas-
NTH a
this ideal toilet Will be worn large white
hat trimmed with sable and white plumes.
Instead of the conventional bouquet, the
bride will carry a missal of white and
gold. The decorations both in the chapel
and at the MacCartney residence. where
a wedding breakfast is to be served, will
be palms and pink and white chrysanthe
NUNS.
Some time during the afternoon the
couple will go to New York, and while
there will make a flying visit to Miss An
ME Barbour, who is a novice at the Moth !
er House of the Order of the Ladies of
the Sacred Heart near Albany, and who
will be the only member of the brides !
family who will not be present at her |
marriage NJ. Thiebaut and his bride viii |
sail for Europe on Thursday. They will |
spend the honeymoon with the formers |
parents in France before going to Switzer- |
land.
Baron Louis Ambrozy, Secretary of the |
Legation of ustria-Hungary. will sail for |
Europe tomorrow. having been recalled |
by his Governml MT to fill another post. |
His successor will shortly arrive in this |
city.
The wedding attendants at the marriage |
of Miss Florence Foraker to Mr.. Ran
dolph Matthews in Cleveland on Novem- /
Der Il will be Miss Julia Foraker, Miss |
Lucy lie Boutillier, daughter OF Mrs. |
Lucy Goodman lie Boutillier; Hiss Danesi /
Matthews, sister of the groom; Miss /
Louise Deshler, Of Columbus, and Miss /
Reba Wallace, Of Philadelphia iirs. May !
Rodgers Lowell will be matron of honor /
Mr.. Thornton, of PitlsEurg, will be best |
man and the groomsmen Messrs. J. Ben i
son Foraker. jr; Francis King Vain
wright, Of Philadelphia, who is Miss Julia /
Forakers fiance- Charles +. Brown, |
Denton Stevens. and Merrill Hibbard, of |
Pittsburg.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Girls
wo!d and Mr.. William Dean Goddard took
place yesterday morning at Gunton Me-
mortal Church. Rev. Asa S. Fiske ofiiciat-
ing The groom and his bride left irnme-
diately for visits to friends in Pennsyl-
vania and New York before taking pcs
session Of their new home in East Wash
ington early in November.
Miss Mackay-Smith, the eldest daughter
Df Dr. and Mrs Alexander Mackay-
Smith. will be presented to society De-
eembsr o.
Mrs. Cushman X Davis, after visit of
several months to her home in st. Paul,
Mimi, is now on her way TO her residence
on Street. it being her intention, it is
10 make this city her perma- I
lent home
Miss Alice Roosevelt will not return to
with her father as has been
heretofore stated, but will visit relatives
n Boston and elsewhere. She will come
"a this git later a assist her her in Z