The Washington times., 1902-01-07

The return of this gracious host and
hostess is matter OF general congratula-
tion. so cordially and on such an ele-
giant scale do they dispense hospitality
while at their Washington home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse spent last
summer in England and the autumn at
Erstine Park, their country home at
LenoX. Upon their return from abroad
they were accompanied by Miss Violet
Broclllebanl, of Liverpool. who viii be a
guest at Blaine House for the winter.
The marriage of Mr.. Ellis Logan to
Miss Grace Rediicld Boynton, of Sterling,
ILL.,, will take place tomorrow in the
presence of few friends at the home
OF Mrs. Electa T.. Smith. 9it NJ Street.
Rev. Or. Greene will off1ciate.
Mrs. Selma. OF ST. Paul, who is at pres
ent guest of Mrs. Bates. will be the guest
of Mrs Roosevelt, at the White House,
next week.
The first of the notable weddings OF
the week will be that of Miss Alice
Davies Rochester, daughter of General
and Mrs. William L. Rochester, to Capt
Charles Wendell Fenton, L. s. Al, which
VIII be solemniZed at noon today at the
family residence on Eighteenth Street.
The groom is a Catholic. and in desex-
ence to his spiritual convictions The cerc-
mony will be sOlemnized by Rev Father
Buckley, of st. Matthew 5 Church. Only
limited number of invitations have
been issued, though quite a number of
guests viii be present, as large COM
pany of relatives are here from other
cities. The maid OF honor will be Miss
Ethel Davies, OF New York, the brides
cousin and house guest. Captain Lath-
ven, L. S. n, Will act as best man.
Captain Fenton was on General Grants
staff throughout the campaign in the
Philippines and is now stationed with his
regiment at Fort Meade, S. D..
Miss Rochester is Il niece of Mrs
Bradley Martin, whose gift to the bride
is generous check.
Mrs. Cooney, 1893 L Street northwest.
will not receive Tuesday, January Z but
will be at home other Tuesdays in Janu-
AIRY and February.
Mrs. Frank Wheaton. Miss Wheaton,
and Miss Miller will be at home Saturday
afternoons in January at their residence,
2i35 Columbia Road.
SIrs. Irene S. X. Buchanan. formerly OF
Trenton. \. j.. has returned to Washing
ton TO reside, ald is with her sister Mrs
y. +. Anderson, G11 S Street. where she
will b. pleased 10 see her friends, in
formally, on Fridays.
Mrs. Edward ]. Harvey, the Misses Har-
vcy and Mrs. James +. Casey will be at
home January " and %, at 300J Street.
Mrs Alston b. Moulton. 1910 Eleventh
Street. Will continue her Tuesdays at
home during January.
Mrs. William II. Daw and Miss Anita
Cluss will be at home Fridays. January IL
and 81, from > to 6. at 2311 II Street.
Mr.. Aionzo II. Stewart, Assistant Ser
geant-at-Arms OF the Senate, ana Mrs.
Stewart are at the Cairo for the season
Fridays will be their days ut home.
Mrs. Frank :. Cannon and Nj $ Cannon
will receive their friends the second and
fourth Wednesdays in this month at 2O25
Columbia Road, the new residence oi the
family.
Mrs. Whitcside entertained at dinner
last night in honor OF the Misses PARROT.
OF sar Francisco. The additional guests
were Miss Hare, Miss Whiteside, DR.. De-
Laney L. s. A.. Mr.. Sypher. Mr.. Terrell,
OF San Antonio, and DR.. Patterson,
L. 5. \.
Mrs. Bright. wife of Dr. George Bright,
of the navy, will give Il tea at the Wash
ingtcn Club Saturday, January II, When
Miss Bright will make her debut.
Mrs. Spooner, wife OF Senator spooner,
OF 1525 Eighteenth Street. will not re-
ceive on Thursday. the 9th. but will be
at home the three remaining Thursdays in
January.
when the new Postmaster General and
Mrs. Henry c. Payne arrive in Washing
ton they will be accompanied by the lat
ter's niece, Miss Louise Jones, of Mil
waUhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bates last night
celebrated the fiitieth anniversary OF their
marriage i'll a reception to friends, at
their residence, 1926 Twenty-1fth Street
northwest. \ number OF handsome and
valuable gifts in gold were received.