The Washington times., 1901-09-29

late Samuel c. Reid, of Washington, D.
e, and granddaughter of the naval hero.
| capt. Samuel Chester Reid The Rospig-
ilosi paIace in Rome is among the finest
OF the late Princess Rospigliosi was noted
as literary and social centre.
Present indications point to the fact
that the Richmond Horse Show will be
the brilliant society event of the carnival
week in that city. 1t is looked forward
to with the greatest interest. MANY
prominent out-of-town visitors will be
present. Richmond's fashionable set will
be in full attendance each member dis
playing the colors of his or her fayorite
horse or horses. The boxes viii be filled
| with the beauty=and wealth of the city
and the riding will be participated in by
a number of splendid Virginia horse
women from Richmond and different
poi, pI,nts IN the state Many house parties
| VIII occupy the attention Of graceful so-
| clety hostessses@during the Horse Show.
ana add to the pleasure of the occasion
lhose VINO Will enter the riding lists Mr.
and Mrs. G. d. Langhorne and their mar
r1ed daughter, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
| VIII occupy box.
The White House is beginning to look
home-like and cheerful again. The new
carpet for the great East Room is not
unlike, In general character, the old one
| which was selected by Mrs Cleveland and
| put uoWn hve years ago. The 500 yards
required for the vast apartment is of oak
| ana saffron tint and combines we'll with
the old gold furniture and wall and cell
| ing OF white and gilt.
Mrs. william Barrett Ridgely. daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. Cullom, and wife
of the new Comptroller of the Currency.
is well known in the social world here,
She Is now in Chicago, where, with her
family, she has been living since the
| closing of their summer home. but is ex
| pected to join Mr.. Ridgely in Washing
| ton within the next few days. There are
| TWO young daughters of the house, the
| In local school.
Lady Curzon of Keddleston, formerly
MISS Mary Letter, of this city, and now
"iie OF the Viceroy of India, accompanied
| py her children and maids has sailed for
Inuia TO -rejQin her husband 1t is de-
ciared that Lady Curzon's health has
| been much benefited by her visit to Eng
Ihe following Washingtonians were
passengers on the new American Line
steamship Philadelphia, due at New York
yesterday: Mr.. Charles j. Bell Mrs Bell.
the Misses Bell. the Masters Bell, Mr.. ].
N; Boyle. Mr. Woodbury. Blair, Mr.. Giss
Biair. Miss Grosman, Mrs Gardiner G.
Hubbard. Mr.. W. c. Long, Mr. Charles
e. Wood and Mr.. II. F. Woodard
The week opens with the wedding of
Miss Mabel Horner and Capt James
FRANCIS Brady, which will take place to-
morrow afternoon. The ceremony will be
followed by a reception at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West Horner
Miss Clara Elizabeth Merriam's mar
riage to Mr.. Thomas Linville will occur
Natha
next Wednesday evening at o'clock.
October II is the date set for the we'd
ding of Miss Gladys eFfouIke and Mr..
Chapman Smith. 1t will take place at
st. Johns Church. Miss Ffoulke has been
recent guest of her fiances parents
Mr. and Mrs Winthrop Smith. at Glen,
side' a suburb of Philadelphia.
A marriage of International interest will
DC that of Mrs. Rengifo to Mr.. Eugene
Ihlebaut, on October %, In the private
chapel of Cardinal Martinelli. who win
perform both the ceremony and the
huptial mass that will follow.
Major and Mrs. John Wesley Pullman
have sent out cards announcing the mar
riage of their daughter Gertrude to
Eranck Taylor Evans ensign. u s. M
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stelle Campbell.
OF New Brunswick, N j., have sent out
cards announcing the marriage of their
sister, Jennie Sarah Campbell, to Mr.
John Wesley Douglass, Wednesday. Sep
tember ., Mr.: and Mrs John Wesley !
Dougiass win be az home Wednesday. De-
cember and II, from to 10 O'Clock at |
17oo Thirty-fifth Street.
Miss Anna May Leggett, only daughter |
OF Mrs. Caroline Stewart Leggett, and Mr. |
George Leverett StoweIl, of Brooklyn. |
were married Wednesday evening at the |
Church of the Incarnation. The bride was |
given in marriage by her grandfather. Mr.. |
Robert Langdon Brockett of Atlanta. Ga,
and the ceremony was performed by Rev. |
w. r. X. Pendleton, of Virginia, assisted /
by Rev. William Tayloe SNYDER Miss |
Mary Tasker Bowie, of Grassland Anne |
Arundel County, Md the maid of honor. |
was gowned in white Paris muslin, with |
lace yoke, and carried white roses The
four bridesmaids, Misses Annie Stuart |
Hart. of Baltimore; Bessie Talbot of |
Washington; Lucy Seymour Black of Vir-
ginia, and Mary G.. Flowers of Tennes-
see, also wore white and carried white
roses. Their ribbons were of yellow
matching in tint the goldenrod blossoms |
that, with palms formed the decorations
of the church. The brides gown was of |
finely tucked mousseline de sole over taf- |
feta and trimmed with point lace and |