The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-05

curiously iniaid and beautiful in design.
With il two vases Of the same antique
design and workmanship the whole con
tanned in a box OF mahogany inlaid with
lighter wood. The face Of the clock Is
Of light metal with long. slender gold
hands
Payne Whitney, the bridegroou-A dia-
mond necklace each stone Of which he
personally selected; from the pendant
Tedr-shaped opal two inches in length,
also a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Secretary OF state Hay and Mrs. Hay
a diamond tiara and silver tea service
OF highly polished repousse work on
silver salver.
William G.. Whitney-BrOOch OF diamond
Z and rUbiCs three and a half inches in
diameter to be worn as cOTsage Orna-
ment- with a pendant Of three solitaire
diamonds, each nearly an inch in diane
ter; also a ruby ring.
\ SI5O.OOO Necklace.
Colonel Oliver Payne. uncle of the
bride-A $4,000 necklace a mansion on
Fifth Avenue near his own and a beauti-
F ful residence at Tuxedo. with spacious
grounds. With this house he has pre-
scented a complete outht Of china and the
+ greater portion of the furnishings.
Miss Dorothy whitney Emerald ring
set with diamonds
Mr.. and Mrs Almeric Paget-Diamond
and ruby brooch ia the shape Of a large
bee
Mr.. and Mrs. Mather. uncle and aunt OF
the bride-elect-A set Of fiat silver table
service.
The Mather children. cousins Of Miss
Hay-A beautiful repousse silver toilet
set.
Mr.. and Mas. Dimmock. the latter a
sister OF William G.. Wh;tney-A yellow
and white diamond ring of great value
and brlliancy.
Clarence Hay. brother OF the bride
elect-An antique silver box for jewels
Mr. and Mrs Grant b. SchIey-Piece Of
Russian bronze. The Messenger Of the
Car"
From senator and Mrs. Hanna.
Senator and Mrs Mark Hannah En-
pire clock Of great beauty.
Captain Leonard Hay, uncle Of Miss
Helen Hay-An oil portrait by Sally o.
one Of the bride-eIect's ancestors.
Mrs. WoodfaI, aunt Of Miss Hay-A
jade rosary Of rare workmanship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hay. uncle and
aunt Of the bride-elect-A richly en-
bToidered Japanese pOrUiere-
From the Diplomatic Corps.
'rAAaAt aal07lAAAs tliN 4Ala--lll
Enormous silver punch bowl. with Two
ladies'.
Lord Pauncefote. dean Of The DipIo-
matte Corps. and Lady Pa1ncefote-A
gold bronze clock, The face set in a rim
OF rare enamel
/ Dr. Won HoIleben. the German Am
F bassador-Large repousse silver punch
bowl.
/ NJ Cambon. the French Ambassador
Etching by Mueller
Chinese Minister WA bolt Of delicate
sea she'll pink silk, embroidered over the
entire surface in exquisite siivery de
sign.
Mr.. and Mrs. WhiteIaw Reid-SHver
service consisting Of q ccnt-~pfrcc and
eight dishes IN magnificent repousse
work.
From Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie-An
enormous punch bowl and six compete
. dishes Of most ornate repousse silver
a Mrs. George -Grub-A set Of solid gold
plates
The Yale crew OF 'ss-An immense low
ing cup.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harding Davis
4 loving cup
Mr. and Mrs Charles NsrshaII-A gold
loving cup.
. Eugene Hale, jr., who viii act as best
man-Four solid gold dishes.
From the HnIeS and Lodges.
/ Senator and, Mrs. Eugene Hale-A re-
. pousse silver dish
. Senator and Mrs. Cabot Lodge-A Jap
anese porcelain vase Of rare and valuable
design and workmanship.
AIR and Mrs Dean Sage-Set Of paint