The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-03

abloom with pink roses combined with
smilax and fern. The hostess welcomed
her callers in grey cloth. panne velvet,
and diamonds and the debutante's dainty
frock was OF white chiffon and lace. She
wore pearls and carried big bouquet OF
pink roses. Assisting were Mrs. Fair
banks, Mrs. olmsted, Mrs. Elihu Frost.
of New York: Mrs. Heatwole. Mrs. RiXey,
Mrs. Boutell. Miss Mabel Hume, Miss
| Cockrell. Miss WALLACE. Miss Archibald
and The Misses Greedy. The guests, num-
bering several hundred, were made up
! conspicuously of the Senatorial and Con-
gressional circles with which Senator and
| Mrs. Martin are so prominently identi-
| fed, there being present also large con-
1 tingent from official society. Mrs. Mar
| tin will entertain at luncheon January 10.
| Mr.. II. Carroll Brown of Baltimore and
/ Miss Margaret DAILY, daughter Of the late
Marcus DAILY of Montana, were married
| yesterday at the residence of the brides
mother. 725 Firth Avenue. New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
| Rev W. II. II. Powers, rector of Trinity
| Church, Towson. Mon, in the presence
of the immediate families only Mr..
George Brown, jr.. acted as his brothers
| best man. Owing to the recent death of
| the brides father the wedding. which was
quiet.
| The bride wore a dress of white crepe
| de chine. tulle veil and a diamond heart.
| Her maids were Mrs. Daily and Miss Henry
| Daily.
After wedding journey the bride and
groom will spend the remainder of the
winter at Brooklandwood. the estate of
the Browns in the Green Spring valley.
The bride is one of three daughters and
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educated in Paris. MIR. Brown is a mem
Der of the Maryland, the Elkridse, the
Green Spring Valley, and the Bachelors
Cotillion clubs.
Miss Francis Louise Yellott, daughter
of Major and Mrs. John |. Yellot, OF Tow
son. Md. and DR.. Frank Rogers Rich, of
Georgetown, were married at 6 o'clock
New Year evening in Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church. Towson. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. John l. yell
lott, brother of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. Alexander Rich, brother OF the
groom. Miss Lydia Trail Yellott was
maid OF honor, and Mr.. G. Herbert Rich
of New York, WAS best man. The brides
maids were Misses Alice and Emily Rich,
sisters of the groom; Mary Trail and
Emily Yellott, cousin and sister of the
bride, and Mary ard Nora Bruff. The
flower girls were Misses Eleanor Yellott
and Jean Rich. The ushers were Messrs.
Osborne ]. Yellott. Thomas W. 0ffutt.
Walter b. Warner, T. Scott Offutt, B.
Howard Isaac and Harry Ainsworth. Of
Georgia. Messrs. Charles T. Legg and
Benjamin Bruf were the ribbon boys. The
bride was dressed in white peau de sole,
with chiffon and pearl trimmings and wore
tulle veil with orange blossoms. The
maid of honor wore white organdy and
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flower girls white organdy with red panne
velvet trimmings. The church was beau
tifully decorated by the Chancel Guild,
of which the bride is a member After
the ceremony a reception was held at
Major Yellott's home.
dr. Rich's first wife, who died about
three years ago. was the daughter of the
Rev. Mr., Falls, of Georgetown.
Miss Elsie Stevens, daughter of Mr..
Breese J. Stevens, of Madison. Wis. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Charles D. wal
colt. of 2113 L Street. They will be at
home on Saturdays.
Mrs. C. T. Belt has recalled he~ invita-
tions for the tea she was to have given
this afternoon. owing to the death of her
uncle, Judge Davis.
Madame Godoy wife of the first secre-
tary of the Mexican Embassy, will receive
on Saturdays, instead of Thursdays, dur
ing January and February.
Mrs. Queen, widow of Admiral Queen
has issued invitations for the marriage of
Miss Kathleen Beale> Owen to William
Gordon Crawford, January "a. The cere-
mony will take place at noon in st. Johns
Church A wedding breakfast will fellow
at Mrs. Queens home ICES Eighteenth
Street.
Mrs. Plat, of Connecticut, will not be
at home today but will receive her friends
at the Arlington January 10 and "a.