The times., 1901-04-11
HONORED BY NJ. CAMBON
The Reception for French Officers
Brilliant Affair.
4 Dinner Company Entertained by
Secretary and Mrs. Hay-hrs. For
ai.er,s Luncheon for Home Friends
g,euernI Mcmahon and His Guests


! Fashionable society in all its brilliant
! phases was represented at the reception
held at the French Embassy last night
in honor of the officers and cadets OF
the Duguay Trouin, the French training
ship now in the harbor of Baltimore
The apartments of the first floor of the
Embassy were thrown EN- suite and the
floors waxed for dancing. touch of
hCral beauty added to the charm of the
various rooms and a burst of patriotic
color was made by American and French
flags that dlaped the frame of the life
size painting of Washington giving Ro-
chambeau orders to go to yorktown
which hung on the drawing room walls.
The entrances of the rooms were also
curtained back with the Stars and Stripes
and the national standard of France.
The hostess of the evening was Madame
Vignal. wife of Captain Vignal, Military
Attache on the Ambassadors staff. Com
mander Hourette and the officers and
midshpmen of the Duguay Trouin were
presented to the guests upon arrival, and
throughout the evening those who did
not care for dancing strolled through the
rooms to listen to the music of the Co
lumbian Orchestra. which was hidden
from view by tall palms
The list of guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Ellis, the Min
lister of Denmark. Mr.. Rousseau, Countess
Eadouin de Lichtervelde, II. Hussein,
Paymaster Simpson, NJ. Leger, Captain
and Mrs. Lemly; Major Cobaugh, L. s.
A. NJ. and Mime Sidky Bey, S. Il. Ali
Ferrouh Bey, Rear Admiral Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. and the Misses Wetmore, Nj.
Carignani, Colonel and Mrs. Bingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Taylor Arms. Miss
Tuckerman. II. A del Niso, Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, Cruger. Admiral and Mrs. ana
the Misses Bradford, Lieutenant Rommei,
Mrs and Miss Ffoulke, the Misses Hay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins, NJ. de Bildt, Mrs.
and Miss Mauro. Colonel and Mrs. Whit
ncy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry May and Miss
May, Mr. and Mrs Bradley, the Argentine
Minister: NJ. Seckendorfr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Mcmillan, Miss Nc
MILAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, the Misses Pat
ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins Mr. and Mrs Carlisle, Miss
Carlisle. Mr. Takahira. Baron AmbroZy,
Baron Shinrokuro Nishi; Mr ana MIS-
Mitchell NJ. and Nine. Torres, Lieuten-
ant Davis. Justice and Mrs. Brown, Mr.
ana Mrs Morla Yicuna. Miss Hichborn,
: Colonel and Mrs. Bailey, Lieutenant de
Staigner Mr. Henderson. Sr., and Mr..
Henderson. ir., Mr.. and Mrs Gallaudet.
Nr GHlmor, Mr.. Pulido, the Misses
NewIands. NJ. Routkowsky. Mrs. Nil
drcd Williams, Captain Sigsbee, Gen
erai Bates DR.. and Mrs. RtXeY,
Viscountess Henri de Sibour, the Misses
Myer, Mr.. Warren. Miss Markoe, Miss
Rivinus. Major i-aucheimer Mr. and
Mrs Crosby Mr. and Mrs. II. ).
Brown. Miss and Mrs. Fremont, Mrs
Johnston Miss Kennedy. Major Russell.
Hon. jules Tessier de Guibec ana
Nine. Tessier. Lieutenant and Mrs
Rassett Mrs. Perrin. Miss and Mrs Ty-
Ter. Miss and Mrs. Sargent, Misses and
Mrs Sheridan, Baron Herman Miss Mott
Miss Ward Duke and Duchess Arcos
Paymaster Hicks. Lieutenant Commahaei
and Mrs. Southerland. Admiral, Mrs. and
Miss Terry. Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs McCrea, NJ. and Nine dc
Rebeur. NJ. r. de AzpiroZ; NJ Romero tgt
reg Rivera the Mexican Ambassador
and Nine Azpir0z. +. Santibanez. l.
Pastor NJ and Nine Hackett, Comte
de Montgelas Admiral and Mrs. Crown
insbield Mr., CasDar Crowninshield Mr.
and Mrs Townsend, Rear Admiral Ken
ny, Mr.. r. G. PonSonby, Commander and
Mrs Cowles, Miss Roosevelt. Admiral and
Mrs. Van Reypen. Mr.. and Mrs. Root
Miss Root. Captain and Mrs. McGowan
Miss McGowan. Mrs. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs
Thropp. Mr.. Robert Winthrop. Miss
Buckley, Lieutenant and Mrs. kitteiie
Commander and Mrs. kimball. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs Melville. Misses Letter
Captain and Miss WYndham, Mrs. and
Miss Deering. General and Mrs. Greely
. ana the Misses fTEttIN. MISSES JlAbNAAtbNh
Mr.. Hitchcock.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
entertained at dinner last night. Their
guests were Senator and Mrs. Hanna.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Crowninshield
Mrs Postlethwaite, the Hon. Maud
Pauncefote. Miss Hay. Adjutant General
Corbin. Mr.. Gerald Lowther of the Brit
ish Embassy, and Mr.. Adelbert Hay.
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Gen. Martin r. Mcmahon, President OF
the Board Of inspectors of the Old Sol
diers, Homes of the United States, with
the additional officers of the board. with
their wives and "A few guests. left yes
terday at $40 o clock on their tour Of in
spection. The party consisted Of, in addi-
/ tion to General Mcmahon. Col. George
( W Steele and Mrs. Steele, Gen. Charles
/ Anderson and wife, of Ohio; Col. Sydney
( NJ. Cook and daughter. of Kansas, and
Z Representative and Mrs. Dalzell They
Will 90 first to the Soldiers Home al
Hampton, Va, and after that In success
sion 20 the homes located at Johnson City
Santa Monica. Dayton. Ohio; Milwaukee
. Leavenworth. Kan: Marion, Ind; Dan
vile H., and 10 the Togus Home, IN
/ Maine near Augusta. The Soldiers Home
/ at Dayton is the oldest institution Of it:
kind an the country, having been estab-
4 lished Immediately after the civil war.
Mrs. Foraker and the Misses Foraker
/ invited a number of guests to luncheon
! yesterday to meet Mrs. Black and Miss
/ Margaret Black, of Cincinnati The ad
ditiOnal ladies were Mrs. John w. Fos
ter Mrs. Hanna, Mrs Fairbanks. Mrs
Stevens, Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Rochester
+ Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Somers, Mrs Hin, Mrs
. Fleming. Mrs. Ffoulke, Mrs. Spalding
( Miss Wilson, daughter or the Secretary o
Agriculture; Miss Buckley. Miss Murphy
Miss Helen Bell Miss Hemmick. Mis-,
Davis, and Miss Oglesby, of Springfield
/ III.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend gave a Dime
for young people last night.
The marriage Of Miss r. Keats Rodger
and Mr.. Horace Westcott was solemnizc,
at noon yesterday at the residence of tn,
brides mother. 1910 Sixteenth Street. Th
bay window of the drawing room, il
which the ceremony was performed, wa
/ embowered in asparagus, the coupl
! standing under a huge love knot Of whit
satin ribbon. The drawing rooms wer
abloom with American Beauty roses an,
! Southern laurel that sprayed the door
and chandeliers. The bridal gown was o
rich white lace, over which fell the fold
OF Il bloSsOm-CrOwncd tulle veil. The at
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