New-York tribune., 1902-12-28
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Dec q CSpeciaD-Associate Justice
Brown of the United States Supreme Court gave
q dinner tonight in honor of the new Associate
Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes The ad-
dtional guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster,
the Rex. DR.. Randolph s McKim and Mrs Nc
Kim, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowndes General and
Mrs. Greedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Becker, MRS Juhah
James Miss McKibbin and Mr.. Hoesling. This
evenings hospitality is the first that Justice Brown
has extended since the death of his wife, two years
ago.
Mrs Melville w Fuller, wife of the Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court gave a luncheon this
afternoon, Her guests Miss Louise Van Dyke
Jones Miss Owen Miss Sargent, Miss Foraker.
Miss FfouIke Miss Cobb, Miss Poor, Miss Galiau-
det Miss McLanahan. Miss Greely. Miss Honan'
Miss Ward. Mrs. Charles L. Poor and Mrs. FRANCIS
sister of the hostess
Miss Cotton daughter of Colonel Francis Cotton,
of Connecticut-ave gave the first of a series OF
dinners for her debutante sister, Miss Marsery
Cotton this evening The guests were MISS fior-
ence Field, Miss Carolyn Huff, Miss Pansy Boomer
Miss Martina Jones, Miss Elsie Seymour, MISS
Gwendoline FfouIke Miss Diane Morgan-HHl. Miss
Anna McCauley. Count Gheradesca, of the itaiiah
Embassy: Lieutenant Gibbons and Lieutenant fo-
ward McCauley, Z. S. N; Sehor Pulido charge
d'affaires of the Venezuelan legation DIR. Clay
ton Alfred Hopkins, Lieutenant Martin, u s A,
and Mr. and Mrs Lucien B. Chase of New-Yorh
Mrs Ames G. Draper gave large tea this after
noon her home, in Kendall Green TO introduce
her daughter, Miss Constance Draper.
Miss Henrietta Bates. oldest daughter OF the
Pavmaster General of the army and Mrs "A Z.
Bates was married at the family home at O'Clock
this afternoon TO Mckee Dunn Mckee, second son
OF Mr. and Mrs. David r. Mckee of this CITY
The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, of NeW-forh' a
| former classnate at Yale and personal friend
of the bridegroom. oficiated. The ceremony TOOK
place in the drawing room which was oecofa'eo
with white orchids, roses and Christmas greens.
| The bridal procession led by the ushers Reo-
| mond Cross, Harry Fisher, James Darrach. James
Terry Frederick r. Swift, Allen HerVey ana
| II H Henry, of New-York. and Alexander BroWh'
| of Philadelphia The brdegroom's attendants IN
| cluded David r Mckee jr.. S. BrinckerhoH Ihorn'
| Samuel Thorn James B. Neale. Robert d. Nrehn
/ and D. Edward TrUdeau. jr, OF NeW-fork, ana
| I.anie1 McKet. who was the best man MISS Eliza
Bates was he. sisters maid of honor. Her gown
was Of white white, with trimmings OF
lace and chiffon. The matrons OF honor We're NrS.
| NJ + Olusted wife of Representative Olmsted. OF
| Pennsylvania and Mrs. William Mansfield scud-
der of CHICAGO There were four bridesmaids
Miss Story. OF Boston; Miss Carolan, Of San fran
| cisco: Miss Henrietta Whitney, or NeW-I1aVei''
| and Miss Mildred Barnes. OF New-fork IheS
wore white tue and lace dresses, relieved "lth
pale green. Their hair wreathed with rosebnoS'
and they carried large bouquets OF PINK roses Inc
| bride who was escorted by her father, wore
| nripcess robe of white satin trimmed with family
| point lace Orange blossoms held her tuiie ven
| in place. Only family friends and personal ffenos
| were present at the ceremony 1t was Ioip"su ny
reception 4:30 o'clock, ct WHICH fully SIX nun
dreS nersons were present Many beautiful pres
| ents were received. There was a suppr to-Hisht
1 for the wedding party, and fifteen adoitiohai
| guests. While in England Miss Bates was pre-
sentad at the Court of ST. James's. she was pap
+ized Henrietta. but is best known to her friends
| by the name Of Texas. because she was porn IN
the Lone Star State. Mr.. Mckee and his bride
| will spend the winter in Florida Among the
euests from New-York were Mr.. and Mrs 5 t
! Richmond Mr. and Mrs Bliss. Miss Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Cuchon and Andrew Green
Mrs AIorgan-EIilI gave the third of a series of
luucheons to-day for her debutante daughter, MISS
! Tii.ne Norcan-HiII. The guests were the debu-
tantos of the season, and they remained to assist
/ at the tea which Mrs. Morgan-Hill gave, from TO
| p.
General William II. Draper, formerly A1noas-
sador to Italy and Mrs. Draper, will open thelr
,,ez, baIroorn on February with Of the larg-
est cotions Of the season. The favors were I'M
ported by Mrs. Richard Townsend for the coming
/ ont ball of her daughter, but Mr. TOWNSEND
| death short time has put the family IN the
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