Evening star., 1902-04-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A RECEPTION AND DINNER AT
THE WESTINGHOUSE MANSION.
Other Prominent Hosts of Last Night
Pretty Weddings - Per-
sonal Notes.

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Science Association. the occasion happily
| timed also to give their house guests. Lord
| and Lady Kelvin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sher
| man Loud of New York. Mrs. Theodore y.
| Ely Of Philadelphia and Miss Brocklebank
| OF England, opportunity also to meet
the Washington friends of the household as
we'll as the visiting scientists. The charm
of the hospitality of this delightful home.
so thoroughly identified with the splendid
events of the past few years, was in evil
dence at every turn. A large orchestra
| played on the stair landing, and most
| effective decoration of fruit blossoms per-
| fumed the house. A dinner occupied the
| early evening, at which the host and host
ess entertained Lord and Lady Kelvin and
| the other house guests, the French ambas-
| sador. the Attorney General and Mrs.
| Knox, the Austrian minister and Baroness
| Hengemuller, Senator and Mrs. Hanna,
Representative and Mrs. Newlands, Mrs.
| Morris X. Jesup, Mrs, Hobson, ,fiss Maud
| Pauncefote Admiral Melville. Representa-
| tive Lowering and Mr.. ]. w. kendrick..
The company gathered at 10 for the re-
| ception, and the arrivals were so continu-
| Gus that a line formed from the stair
way to the receiving party at the door of
the second parlor. Mrs. Westinghouse. in
| rich and becoming dress of light nowered
brocade and superb pearls and diamonds.
| presented the guests to Mr. Oscar 5.
| Strauss of New York, president of the So
| cial Science Association, Mr. Westinghouse
| lntroduclng again to Lord and Lady kel-
| win. The cabinet, the diplomatic corps and
members of the Supreme Court families
We're fully represented and, among others.
| the following:
Professor Theodore S. woolsey of Yale,
| Frederick ]. kingsbury, Miss KingSbury
| ana the Rev. DR.. Joseph Anderson and Mrs.
Anderson of Waterbury. Conn; George G.
Holt, E. B. Whitney. Frederick Stanley
| Root and Adna f. Weber of New York.
| and John Graham Brooks of Boston. From
| Washington-Rev. DIR. Green. dean of the
| Columbian University; Professor and Mrs.
| George L. Raymond, Professor and Mrs.
Charles w. Needham, Professor and Mrs.
| Cleveland Able, Professor and Mrs. Mitch
ell Carroll. Professor and Mrs Charles f.
Munroe, Professor Langley, Professor and
| Mrs. Graham Bell, Henry Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Hague, the ambassador oI
Italy and Nine. Mayor des Planches, the
minister of Switzerland the minister of
China and Nine Wu, the minister of Brazil
and Nine de Assis Brasil, the minister of
the Netherlands. the Chief Justice and Mrs.
| Fuller, the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs Shaw, the Postmaster General, Justice
ana Mrs Mckenna, Mrs. and the Misses
| Letter, the minister of the Argentine Re
public and Nine. Merou, the counsellor OF
the French embassy and Nine. de Margerie.
| Senator Kean, the Misses kean, Senator
| and Mrs. Culiom Senator and Mrs Wet
| more, General and Mrs. Moore Represen-
| tative and Mrs. James W. Wadsworth Mr.
and Mrs w. w. Rockhill, Surgeon General
! and Mrs. Sternberg, Senator Hale Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. j. BoaTdman, the Assistant Sec
| retary Of State and Mrs. Peirce, Herbert
Putnam, Mr. and Mrs Victor Kaufman,
| Miss kauffmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mac
| Veagh, Miss Scidmore, Senator and Mrs
| Foraker, Senator and Mrs. Elkins, the AS
| Slstant Secretary of War and Mrs. Sanger
| Governor Taft, General and Mrs Gilmore
| the First Assistant Postmaster General and
| Mrs. Wynne, Miss Helena Mccarthy the
| Rev DR.. and Mrs Hamlin, General and
| Mrs Corbin, Countess Esterhazy. Captain
| and Mrs. Davis, Miss Davis, Colonel and
| Mrs Theodore A. Bingham Representative
Robert Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rich
| ardson. the Misses Patten, Senator and
Mrs. McSomas, Senator and Mrs Burrows,
| General Miles, DR.. and Mrs. Glazebrook c.
| T Crosby. Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Berry, the
! Misses Berry, Colonel and Mrs. Edwards
| General and Mrs. Haywood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Mercer, Dr. and Mrs. Radcliffe. Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Herbert Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
! E. Lowe, Justice and Mrs. Harlan, the min
! lister of Denmark the charge d'affaires of
I Spain, the minister of Chile and Nine Mar
| tinez, the minister of Belgium and Baroness
! Moncheur, the minister of Persia, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward McCawley. Miss Jennings
Miss Mary Lay. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
| Hopkins, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, DR.. Lor-
| ing and Miss Loring and DR.. and Mrs
! Maurice Francis Egan.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Hubbard of 1904 18th
| street northwest, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Edith Provost. to DIR. Will
| liam Alexander Jack, jr, Tuesday evening,
| April 22. at o'clock. DR.. and Mrs Jack
will be at home TO their friends May Is at
their residence, 5o1 New Jersey avenue
Mr.. n. f. Dawson of 30 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast have received the news of
the marriage of his son, Mr.. Claude l.
Dawson, now employed in the Porto Rico
treasury department and Miss Theodosia
bowling Brock in Porto Rico recently The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cowan Brock of Due West S c.
Kiss Brock has been teaching school in
Porto Rico, where she has made many
friends, both among the Americans and the
natives The couple will make their home
at Santruce. suburb of San Juan.
Representative Morrell was again din
ner host last night, the company brought
together consisting of Mr.. and Mrs Crack
enthorpe, Mr.. and Nine Won Collenberg.
the Danish minister, the charge d'affaires
of Spain. Mrs. Kitson. Miss Audrey Paunce-
fote. Mrs. Richard Townsend Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Legare, Miss Wetmore, Miss Daisy
Letter, Miss Elizabeth Warder Miss Mac
Veagh, Miss Randolph. Miss Macomb, Rep
resentative o. II. p. Belmont, Representa-
tive Robert Adams. Mr. Wyndham of the
British embassy. Major Charles McCawley,
Mr.. Edward Buckley, Mr.. Walter V. r.
Berry and Mr.. Woodbury. Blair
Senator and Mrs Depew gave an elegant
dinner last night, when the guests were
Senator Frye, Senator and Mrs. Hoar Sem
ator and Mrs. Cullom. Senator and Mrs
Doiliver, Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Sena-
tor Cockrell, Senator Clark, the Belgian
Minister and Baroness Moncheur. Represen-
tative and Mrs. Wadsworth, Miss Kean,
Miss Cockrell, Miss Patten. Miss Edes
Miss Foster of New York; Miss Paulding
and Mr.. Jules Boeufve.
One of the prettiest of the weddings
marking the spring season took place last
night at Congress Street NJ. L. Church.
Rev. John D Kinzer officiating when Miss
Bessie Bell became the wife of Mr. r.
Spencer Palmer of New York. The ushers |
were Mr. Parker Palmer of New York Mr.. |
Frank Kane of Scranton. Pa; Mr.. Jules |
Rodier and Mr.. William Morris Hoffman of |
this city. Prof. James Lee Post of Johns |
Hopkins University was best man.. The |
bride was escorted by her brother, Mr. w |
E Bell, her only attendant being her sister, |
Miss Hettie Bell. who was gowned in white |
chiffon and carried bridesmaid roses. The |
bride wore white crepe de chine and chif-
fon, tulle veil held in place by orange |
blossoms and diamond brooch and carried |
shower bouquet Of white roses. A small |
reception for the bridal party, relatives and |
out of town guests followed at Mrs Bells |
residence, which was prettily decorated /
with spring flowers. After lengthy tour |
the cOuple will n New York to live