Evening star., 1902-02-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING At ST. Alloy
SIUS TODAY.
Miss Walsh and Mr. Reilly Married.
Miss Hays Splendid Gtfts-Din-
ners-Future Events-Notes.

David Warfield in The Auctoneer.
Mrs Roosevelt received several hundred |
callers by appointment yesterday after
noon. Major Gilmore presented each ar
rival to Mrs. Roosevelt, who had her |
daughter receiving with her.
Today at noon. at st. Aioysius church' |
Miss Nav Walsh and Mr.. Hugh Reilly were |
married in the presence of larsV con-
course of their friends The occasion not |
only brought together a large family con- |
nection. as we'll as numerous out-of-town |
acauaintances. but was also marked by the |
presence of a number of clergymen, VINO |
assisted in the impressive ceremony. The |
us hers-Nessrs John Cranitch of Boston,
Mr. Frank Horigan of Baltimore. Mr.. H.
Edwin Joyce Mr. d. p. Mccarthy, Mr.
Thomas j. Fisher and Mr. ID. j. O'Leary-
were kept busy seating the guests until the
arrival of the bridal party, when they led
the way TO the sanctuary. The bride was
escorted by her brother, Mr.. Edward );
Walsh. and preceded by her Two sinal
n,eces-Ella May Sullivan and Katherine
Sullivan children of Mr.. and Mrs Ropert
E. Sullivan. DR.. John F. Moran was pest
man. and with the bridegroom, ihst sns
bride at the altar railing. kew. fathei
Fink rector OF St. Aloysius Church' per
formed the ceremony, assisted by heN'
Father l.. C. NJ Carroll or jersey cHS'
Rev Father Conway of Georgetown VI
lege Father Mandelari of 81. Aloysias
Rev Father O'Rourke of st. Dominic -
Rev Eugene Hannah of Brookland. KEY
c. NJ. Bart of Anacostia, ReV. "" 6,
Caughy and Rev. p. j. O'Connei OF Sl'
Stephens were also In the sahctua,a I md
high altar. surrounded with palms ana
foliage plants. was brilliantly Illuminated
anG adorned with vases of white roses,
The charming bride, who enjoys Miae
popularity looked particularly attractive III
her wedding dress of white Chantiiiy iace,
that had appliques of white velvet mowers
on the bodice and on the fiounee afeuho
the skirt. Fluffy frils of white rnousseimlne m
fell under the lace around the edge OF tne
train. The mousseline also trimmed the
bodice Her hat. of white tulle, had wtae
white plume encircling the brim- uia-
mond sunburst, the sgift of the groom
cleaned in her lace collar. Her shower
bououet WAS of lilies of the valley -
The Youthful attendants were pretthy
dressed in frecks of white null ana race
large white chiffon hats trimmed with llar ,
row r;hhon and flowers, and carried bunches
| of pink roses. a., ,;a,
party and relatives followed at the WaIs9
home on * street, which was decorateu
with white flowers and maideIihair fern
| Mrs, Ellen Walsh, the brides mother, ana
! her daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Sullivan re-
ceiyed the guests.
| collection in an upper room. They Included
| iewelry furniture, silver, pictures, cut
| glass and many other beautiful articles
| Mr.. and MrS. reilly lell ldtc tiiio
noon for Richmond, whence, after snort
! stay. they will proceed to Charleston and
Palm Beach. and will be away about
month. The brides going-aWay gown was
| of dark blue cloth, with styilsn wrap anu
| hat to match.
| Among those from out of town present at
| the wedding were Mrs. j. j. Moyiah, MI;
and Mrs Donelly of Philadelphia, Mr. and
| Mrs Ward and Mrs. Charles Murphy OF
| Baltimore Miss Victoria Dunstan ana MISS
! Katherine Hogan of New York, Mr. George
| Cranitch, Mrs. John Hughes and MISS
| Agnes Purcell of Boston.
| Mr. Payne Whitney entertained the
ushers who are to serve at his wedding To-
morrow at a beautiful dinner last nigh,
at the Arlington Yesterday the personal
friends of Miss Hay and relatives OF th'
couple they arrived had view OF W Wth'
wedding gifts, which make magnlnceh
collection displayed in one OF the rooms OF
the second floor of Secretary's Hays home
| The Jewels received are exceedingly val
liable and numerous, each OF the close rei
| atives of the couple being represented IL
this way. Mr.. Payne Whitney's gilt is
diamond collar, Mr.. w. c. Whitney, dia
mond brooch and ruby and diamond ring
Mr. and Mrs Almeric Hugh Paget, the lat
| ter a sister Of the bridegroom, brooch IL
bee form, a ruby surrounded by diamonds
Mr. and Mrs. Dmock, a yellow and whit
diamond ring: Colonel Oliver Payne, tn
lace and pearl pendant and a dia
mond brooch: Miss Dorothy Whitney
emerald and diamond ring; dia
= | mond tiara from the brides father;
i silver tea service from the brides mother
4 | Mr.. and Mrs. Ma of Cleveland, unel
Il and aunt of the bride, chest of fiat tabl
| service; from the children of the aboV
/ couple, toilet set in silver; oil paintin
I | from Captain Leonard Hay, brides uncle
i Antique Jade rosary, Mrs. Woodfort
Il brides aunt, and an embroidered Japanes
i | portiere. from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ha,
i | uncle and aunt of the bride.
| President and Mrs. Roosevelt have sen
] an antique clock. Mr. and Mrs. Whitela'
i | Reid a table service in silver-centerpiec
4 silver bowl and compotes: Mr.: Georg
Il Grub, gold plate; Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Hut
g Crimson; antique silver cup; DR.. and Mr.
Z R H. Derby, turquoise and diamond rims
8 Mr. and Mrs III. N. Flagler, cut glass an
8 silver decanter; Mr. d. o. Mills, antiqu
& / silver basket: Mr.. and Mrs Stanfor
+ White, bronze statue of Diana; Senator an
Mrs Hanna, empire clock; Mr.. Graz
81 b. Schley, a bronze statuette, THE Me-
. senger of the Gar" Charles Lanier, al
8 tique silver salver: Mr.. and Mrs. Richar
= | Harding Davis, a silver loving cup; Mr.. ar
Mrs Charles Marshall, a gold loving cul
4 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sage, three paintings /
!. Maxfield Paris; Mrs. George Holland. a
!. oil painting; Senator and Mrs. Hale, silv'
m dishes; Eugene Hale jr., four gold dishe
= Senator and Mrs. Lodge, a porcelain vas
the British ambassador and Lady Paunc
fote, a clock; the German ambassador,
| silver bowl; the French ambassador, g
etching; the Chinese minister, a bolt of sill
with several hundred other gifts fro
lie Washington and out-of-town friends.
0, The bridal party held a rehearsal this a
E ternoon at the Church of the Covenan
a The church is being elaboratey decorat
III with vines and Easter lilies for the Ger
ne mony tomorrow. EX-Secretary Whitn
e. and Miss Dorothy Whitney are at the A
re lington. A number of Invitations have be
10 extended these and other guests arrivil
ae ae today from New York and other points (
tn the wedding Nearly 100 extra guests a
e. expected at the Bachelors Cotillion tonigl
ed Representatives and Mrs. Thropp mi
m now be considered residents of Washingto
he having recently purchased and great
en- beautified the splendid residence at the cc
nd ner of r and Doth streets. Mrs. Thro
to and Miss Buckley will give tea tomorrt
i'd at O'Clock.
his Mrs. Fuller, wife of the chief justice, ga
l the largest luncheon of the season tods
by entertaining fifty-six gusests. The matro
of the other Supreme Court household, Wi
re senator's wife, were vis-a-vis at ca
no table.
ng Mrs Bate will give a tea at the Ebb
nd -.
ere SnroNe Aoesoes, "
of The Chinese minister and Mrs. WI ga
dinner last night. when their guests