The Washington times., 1901-10-25

give a dance in her honor on januaTE d"
Miss Roosevelt accompanied her father
to Washir gton yesterday, though ii was
generally rumored that she would PFC
| long her visit to New England. The group
Of sishtscors about the White House poT-
tico as the carriage drove in had gooC
| look at the Presidents daughter. wh2
| made a pleasing picture in gown Of dark
| red.
| Miss Grace Bell. daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles j. Bell will he debutante
| of the coming season. Mr.. and Mrs Ben
| have added a ballroom to their residenc,
| on Connecticut Avenue, so that the com
| ing out of their lovely young daughter
will doubtless be signalized by a ball or
| large reception.
| Another attractive bud Of the winter
will be Miss Marie FauntlerUy Barnes, the
stepdaughter of ex-Surgeon General
Gunnell. Other debutautCs to make their
bow to society some time during the sea
son will be Miss july Godsboroush,
daughter of DR. and Mrs. Goldsborough'
of X Street: Miss Stanton, of 1916 Rhode
| Island Avenue. and Miss Bertha HILL sis
ter of Mr. William Curtis Hill. whose en-
gagement to Miss Olive Gale was an
nounced earlier in the week.
Miss MatiIde Townsend, who sailed with
her parents from Europe some days ago.
is very young, and her friends are
sure that she will not make her debut this
year as reported.
The marriage of Miss Mary Goodfellow,
daughter Of Mrs. Henry E. Goodfellow.
to Mr. GailIard Hunt took place yester-
day at II o'clock in the Chapel of ST. An
thony of Padua, in new St Matthew $
Church. Rev. Father Lee, rector of st.
Matthews, performed the ceremony, ana
Rev. Father Buckley otliciated at the ndp-
tial mass that followed. The service was
attended by the families of both houses
only but a large number of guests were
present later at the wedding breakfast,
given at the Goodfellow residence, on De
Sales Street. The bride entered the
church with her kinsman, Colonel Mosher,
Blair and Mr. Robert Chiffon. The for
mer also acted as est man. The bride
wore very elegant trained robe of white
satin, veiled with rich lace. With her
tulle veil was draping of old point lace,
that has been in her family for more
than 100 years. She carried a white-bound
PRAYER book. The groom is the brother
of William II. Hunt, Governor OF Porto
Rico. The bride is the daughter Of the
late Judge Advocate Henry h. Goodfe-
low, United States Army.
Inc mousse was morally Deautltul with
cosmos blooms, pink, white and crimson,
together with all shades Of chrysanthe
NUNS and roses. Mrs. Goodfellows gift
to her daughter is the residence, I'LL De
Sales Street, where, after their return
from their wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt will reside
Among the out-of- town guests were eX-
Gov. John Lee Carroll, of Maryland. and
Mrs. Herbert Robbins. of New York, who
was formerly Miss Helen Carroll 1t was
Mrs Robbins who presented st. Anthony's
chapel to st. Matthews Church. Miss
Alletn o Dcnnall was anxious that her
marriage to the Vicomte de Sayye should
be the first nuptial ceremony to be per
formed before it's altar, but it was not
completed In time
Mr.. Richard Maley Thomas and Miss
Anna Theresa Johnson were married at
the residence Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Johnson 2G3l II Street
northwest, last evening at o'clock, by
DR.. William r. Turner, OF the Episcopal
Church. 1t was a quiet affair. and only
relatives of the contracting parties were
present Mr. Thomas is the son of Hon.
John l.. Thomas of Missouri, late Assist
ant Attorney General for the Postofiice
Department and eX-iudge of the Supreme
Court Of Missouri The parlors in which
the ceremony was performed were beauti-
fully decorated with laurel and flowers.
In the spacious bay window was Graped
large American flag, under which the
bride and groom stood during the cere-
mony.
A collation. was served after the cere-
mony and congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas will be at home after November
Is at the Army and Navy Flats. and they
will leave later in the season for an eX-
tended trip West.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Helen Grace Buck. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. NJ ]. Buck. of Pittsburg, and Mr..
Stephen @ Hayes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hayes, of this city, which will take
place at the Sacred Heart Church, Pitts
burg, Wednesday evening, November s.
Mrs Margaret Walker has issued invi-
tations for the marriage of her daughter,
Bessie Ruth. to Mr.. John Waggapan
Brawner Wednesday. November 8, at
noon, at Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The regular Wednesday afternoon re-
ception of Miss Louise Heath at her
studio, 617 Florida Avenue northwest,
was well attended Ey the friends Of the
artist and by many of the younger mem
bers Of the local art set. Miss Heath was
assisted by Miss Grace Merrill.