New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON,

Washington. Dec. 81 (SpectaD.-Io meet MISS
Roosevelt Justice and Mrs. Mott gave dinner
tonight at their home IN N-st. Among those pres
Miss Root, Miss Hitchcock MISS Cuteins
Miss Helen Roosevelt. the sons OF Senator Hale
Mr.. Emory, of Boston, Humphreys Owen. OF the
British Embassy. and Mr.. Lodge.
On January Mrs. Richard n. Townsend VIII give
a tea to meet Miss Thora Strong. of Erie. Penn,
who is a guest OF Miss Townsend.
Mrs. John Davis will give tea for Miss strong In
the next few days.
John S. Ward gave a dinner tonight for the
Russian Ambassador. Countess Cassini the Austro-
Hungarian Minister and Baroness Hengelmuller.
the Belgian Minister Mr. and Mrs. De Margerie,
General and Mrs. Corbin, Miss Patten. Mr.. and
Mrs John Seely Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Ander-
son. of New-York: Miss Josephine Boardmsn, Miss
warder, Philip Mcmillan. Miss Ward. Mr. Del
Viso. Mr.. Riano. Lieutenant Black, Count Cher
ardisco and Mr. Wyndham.
Miss Nina Cromwell daughter OF Rear Admiral
and Mrs Cromwell and Ensign Needham Lee
Jones, L. 8. N. married to-day at noon in
the Church OF the Ascension, by the Rev. Or. Mac
kay-Smith, in the presence of large gathering OF
the naval and resident families Of this city. The
ushers were EnsigIs w. c. Watts and victor
Houston, Lieutenants Charles L. Poor. Edward
McCauley. jr.. and J. H. Roys, and Paymaster J.
II. Merriam. The bride, who came in with her
father attended by maid of honor. Miss
Cynthia Richards. and Miss Julia Scott, Miss Alice
Hyatt Miss Elizabeth Huber and Miss Estele
Wioughby. OF Philadelphia. Ensign T. c. Hart
was the best man. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast at the home Of the brides parents, I'm
New Hampshire ave. attended by about
Hundred and nifty guests. After the breakfast the
newly married couple started their wedding
Journey. The bride wore dress of white lace, and
was enveloped I'm folds OF tue. She carried huge
bouquet of white roses. The maid Of honor wore
white crepe with appliques of silk embroidery In
flowers and leaves, Her picture hat OF pink cloth
was encrclsd by broad pink ostrich feather The
bridesmaids wore pink crepe similarly made,
trimmed with tucked panels and cream lace tnser-
tions Their hats were trimmed with bows OF black
roses, tied with long streamers Of pink ribbons.
Secretary Long and Miss Long were present at the
church The brides presents were numerous and
valuable.
Professor Gore gave a dinner last night in honor
of the Siamese Minister. The other guests were
General Sternberg Commissioner MacFarland.
Theodore ". Noyes, Dean Neednam and T ".
Cridler The flag OF the White Elephant was prorni-
nent in the table decorations, which were OF the
colors of Siam.
Owing to the serious illness OF her mother in
Assistant Secretary of War. has been Obliged
recall her invitations and cancel all her engage
ments- Mr.. and Mrs. Sanger are detained IN New
York this account.
Miss Kate Marion Upshur and DR.. Alexander G.
Grown, tr, OF Richmond. Va. we're married to-day
at St. Margaret's Church.
Mrs Gardiner Hubbard gave a dance tonight at
Rauscher's TO young people.
GENERAL and Mrs. Haywood gave a New Years
Eye dance Tonight at the Marine Barracks.
Mrs. Scoville and her and daughter. OF New
York arrived at the New Willard Tonight They
Will attend Miss Roosevelt's coming-out dance