The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-07
SOCIAL And PERSONAL
Cardinal MartinelIi Entertained at
Dinner by NJ. CambOn.

His Eminence and other Prclntes
Present Wore Their Eccicsiastic
Robes-Mrs. Dewey Communicating
| Movements of Well known People.
| The French Ambassador entertained a
| company of distinguished prelates. states
men. and diplomats at a dinner given last
night in honor of his Eminence Cardinal
| Martinelli
| The guests invited to meet the new Car
| dinal were Monsignor Ireland. Archbishop
| of St Paul; Justice White. Justice Nc
| Kenna, Monsignor Conaty, rector of the
| Catholic University. Nonsignor Marchetti,
| Papal Ablegate; Monsignor Rocker. Sec
| rotary of the Apostolic Delegation; Count
| Colacicchi. of the Papal Noble Guard, who
| came to this country to bring the red hat
! to the CARDINAL the Spanish Minister
| Duke de ARGOS; Count Tarnowski, OF the
| Austrian Legation; Mr.. Wauters. Charge
! d A1aires of the Belgian Legation; very
| Rev. Father Mcguire, Superior OF st
Mary's Seminary Baltimore; Prince Al
bert de Broglie, Prince Andre de Brog-
lie Mr.. Marc Fassy, Hon. James I. Nc
Cleary, of Minnesota; Lieutenant Com
nanier Faramond. and Mr.. Jules Boeuf-
We. The Cardinal and other prelateS
wore their eCclesiastic robes. The floral
decorations of the table were scarlet in
Difference to the Cardinals elevation as
prince of the Church, and the candles
were shaded with pink.
Captain Sugney, senior of the Desire s,
Philadelphia. was unable to accept the in
vitation to dine at the French Embassy
last night, but will visit this city in a
few DAYS.
NJ Cambon will go to Chicago on the
18th for about ten days. While there he
will deliver lecture at university in
that city.
Mrs and Miss TerriII wife and daugh-
ter of Major ]. d. Terrill. Auditor for
Cuba, will not accompany him when he
sails from New York next Friday, but
will join him in the early winter.
A pretty wedding took place Sunday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Tompkins. 14S c Street northeast, at 5
O'Clock, the contracting parties being Mr..
Albert Hecht of Baltimore, and Miss Ger
trude Thomas, of Virgipia. Rabbi Stern
officiated. The bride was very prettily at
tired in white organdie, handsomely trim
med with lace and ribbon, and carried Il
large bouquet of white roses. The house
was decorated with palms and cut flowers.
Master K. Hecht and Miss ESta Hecht,
nephew and niece of the groom, acted IS
page and flower bearer. carrying large
baskets of Jacqueminot roses. After con-
gratulations the guests sat down to a
Dountiful repast. The bride and groom
received large number of beautiful pres
ents After a short trip North they will
reside in this city.
Justice McKenna, with his wife and
daughters, will go to York Harbor, Me,
on July /.
Mrs. Dewey is still indisposed, but is
steadily improving and hopes to have
thoroughly recovered before she and the
admiral go to their country home near
the city.
Cardinal Martinelli will be a guest of
honor at Loyola College, Baltimore. to-
morrow. Members of the PapaI deIega-
ton and a number of clergymen from this
city will be present.
Cardinal Martinelli will also be enter
tanned on May 10 at a dinner to be given
in his honor by The right reverend rector
and the faculty of the Catholic Univer-
sity. Earlier in the afternoon a public
reception will be held from to 8 in the
Aula Maxima. Mcmahon Hall