New-York tribune., 1902-02-07
Craig W. wadsworth,

Craig W: waasworth. Bronson Winthrop
stshford White Re6ars as61aan Hah.fnst5n Rnnsg6
M and Mrs George b iSs' Miss Morton SS@'' i'u''ei
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Miss Phipps.
The breakfast was served by Rauscher The
menu was follows:
Crevettes Parisienne
Mo.ss. aEnn9oni aGonSomIns de yolaie & en- tssse .-.
F1iets msnons aux ohampgnons frais. croustsdes la
caies lestoufade. saade auehesse
Moet Chandon. Brut Imperial Apollinaris.
THE GIFTS TO THE BRIDE.
No other Washington bride has been favored with
SO magnificent collection of wedding gifts. 1t
recalls some notable weddings marked by and
splendid presents. among the number the wedding
or Miss Mary Endicott. who married Joseph Cham
perlain; Miss Margaret Blaine. who married Walter
Damrosch and Miss Letter, who married George n.
Curzon. now Viceroy of India. All these received
many superb gifts. but they fell short of the price
less Jewels given to the bride of to-day by her
family and the family of the bridegroom. From
her father the bride received a diamond tiara from
the bridegroom's father corsage brooch of rubies
and diamonds and a ruby ring Payne Whitney
gave his bride diamond collar. and his uncle.
colonel Oliver Payne, gave diamond necklace
with pearl and diamond pendant, a set OF Nankin
china Of 500 pieces, and to the young couple
mousse in Fifth-ave From her mother the bride
eeived tea service of repousse silver. and from
her young sster-in-law. Miss Dorothy. Whitney, an
GII SGIILsIa4q ring set with diamonds Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney gave a pendant of sapphires
Ana aI DIAMONDS, and Mrs Almerlc Paget, formerly
MISS MISS faullne Whitney, gave a brooch in the form
OF, a big ruby bee encircled with diamonds The
brides brother Clarence Hay, gave antique
5eTweI ooX; her uncle and aunt Mr., and Mrs. Samuel
ock, uncle and aunt OF the bridegroom, a yellow
ana white diamond ring; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay
a set of embroidered Japanese portieres; Mrs
WOOD WOOD, the brides aunt, a Jade rosary Of rare
Presents given by friends included an ANTIQUE
design. from the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
silver punchhowl, from the German Ambassador
from the Chinese Minister and Nine WI: goi6
4ronZe clock. from the British Ambassador and
trenGh Ambassador; silver bowl and ladies. from
the Russian Ambassador; silver service of re-
silver punchboWl and a six c6mpotes from r'eq Tr
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie: an antique silver
ssaSkfd; from IRON ,I1 p q Mills an Empire clock from
cup MT and Mrs 4F Ric6ard lard Hardin HaTdihg BaTs DAVE
Gould; silver platter from Representative and
Mrs Hit; travelling bag. sent from Paris by
REYNOLDS Hit secretary of the American EN-
bassy four gold plates, from Eugene Hale jr.;
a. bronze Diana from Mr.. and Mrs Stanford
White; an immense loving cup, from the Yale
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt cut glass and silver de-
canters. from Mr. and Mrs H NJ, Flager: three
Dean Sage; a gold loving cup from Mr.. and Mrs;
Charles Marshall; silver pitcher; from Mr.. ard
Secretary OF War and Mrs. Root, and from Miss
Root. a silver mounted mirror: a set OF Dresden
from the Attorney General and Mrs. Knox; a
bronze statuette. 1.-THE Messenger Of the Gar
Mr. and Mrs cary f4ntehinson?! rare old lace from
the Misses Brice; an oil painting; from Mr ana
cbsrie 2 ana an rnne snS dismond ring
from DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Derby.