New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Jan. (SpeciaD.-The smartsst we'd
ding of the took place at noon to-day, when
Miss Julia Foraker daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Foraker, was married TO Francis King Wainwright
by the Rev DIR. Mackay-Smith. The ceremony
performed in the ballroom of the Foraker home.
There reception, attended by about four
hundred guests The bower was formed OF Easter
lilies set against a background of dwarf palms.
Roped asparagus was hung over the doOrways. The
dining room, where a wedding breakfast
served 10 the bridal party. was decorated in red
and green. Holly wreaths were hung on the walls.
and fine centrepiece of poinsettia placed
the table. At the breakfast table with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wainwright were Mr and Mrs. Randolph
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. Miss
Foraker Miss Helen FouIke. Miss Helen Bell. Miss
Enrol Brown and Miss Katherine Ward. Miss Mary
Mclean. Miss Burd Thaw and Miss Painter. of
Pittsburg Clement Wainwright. Howard Ellison
and Burrows Sloane. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. Slidell.
Mr.. Loese Mr.. Pilkin and Mr.. Waggaman, of this
city. Mr.. Wainwright. who is graduate of
Princeton, 80, is member of the Rit-
tenhouse and Princeton clubs in Philadelphia
and the Merton Cricket Club. The President and
Mrs. Roosevelt were among the first TO con-
gratuate the bridegroom and to wish the young
bride joy. From scores OF friends in Washington.
Philadelphia, New-York and other cities many
valuable presents were received Among the guests
the reception Mrs. Fuller. wife OF the Chief
Justice: Mrs. Horace Gray and Miss Matthews.
Justice and Mrs. McKenna Senator and Mrs
Lodge. Senator and Mrs. Burrows. Senator Clark,
of Montana; Senator and Miss CockreT, Senator
and Mrs o. H. Platt. Justice and Mrs. Harlan.
Miss Harlan, Senator McComas. Senator Dilling-
ham, Senator Bacon. General and Mrs. Miles Gen
eral and Mrs. Sternberg, Lady Pauncefote, the
Misses Pauncefote. the German Ambassador. the
French Ambassador the Russian Ambassador and
Countess Cassini. the Mexican Ambassador and
Nine Azproz. Mime. Perez. Mr.. and Mrs. De Mar
gerie, Sehor PulidO. Senior RiauO. Representative
and Mrs. Wadsworth. Representative and Mrs
Dalzell. Representative and Mrs. Grosvenor, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Tompkins. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Schley and Rear Admiral and Mrs. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs Wainwright took an afternoon train
for honeymoon trip Their future home will be
at Bryn Mawr. Penn, but until their new house is
Another interesting wedding at noon to-day was
that of Miss Elise Bradford, daughter OF Rear
Darlington Johnson, Of Brunswick. Me. Bishop
Sa6teries Rerformed the at St. MFss
Phia; DR. Taylor B. Dixon; H. II. d. Sterrett and
Daniel l.. Hazard were the ushers; The brides
only attendant & tn was her sister Miss KStherne
the best man. The bride was escorted by her
father. Her wedding gown was of white lace over
white silk. and carried spray of holly tied with
red ribbons; The chancel was hung with garIands
in the vases Mrs Bradford Wore lavender silk and
son Of Pnadephia MTs Engs "f Of Hartford Miss
Marcia Bradford. of Boston, and DIR: Franklin. of
Rear airua Admral and Mrs Bradford entertaned the
bridal party par and relatives M at & Wedding @ breakfast @
the North. They will live at Brunswick Me.
The Bachelors CotilIon held at the National Rifles
Armory tonight, we'll attended by Washing
toms exclusive set. Mrs. Lodge, wife of Senator
led the cotillon. dancing with Miss Roosevelt. The
ballroom decorated in red and about three
hundred invitations were issued
Mrs Gan gave a dinner tonight in honor of Miss
Maud Wstmore Msrra@ sss Miss ROwditeh % MISS MISS
Marian Oliver Miss Poor. Miss Ward Langley
Marvin, Frank Mitchell. Robert Clark. Count Won
Montgelas. Mr. Humphreys-Owen, Robert Winthrop,
MI Horstman and James WadswOrth. After dinner
the party went TO the Bachelors Cotillon.
At luncheon this afternoon Mrs Draper enter
tained Mrs. kean. Mrs. Mckenna. Mrs. White. Miss
Riggs Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Warder. Mrs. Mclean
ardson. Mrs Joyce, Mrs. George Draper Mrs
Postlethwaite Mrs. Davies Miss isabel WcKenna
and Miss Helen Patton
Senator and Mrs Elkins entertained at dinner
thls evening senator and Mrs. Hale the German
Ambassador the Russian Ambassador Mr. and
Mrs Wayne MacVeagh Mr. and Mrs Arnold
Hague, >1r. and Mrs. Clifford Barney Mr. and
Mrs James w. Wadsworth Mr.. and Mrs Mackay-
smith. Miss Patten. Mrs Postlethwaite Miss Eliza
beth Davis and Colonel Edward Moreil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield Taylor gave a dinner this
evening complimentary to their guest Mrs Charles
Strobel. of Chicago. To meet her were Mr. and
Mrs. Crackenthorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. s. s Howland
Mr.. and Mrs William McCawley of Boston. Mrs
John F. Wilkins.
Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown was the hostess AT a
tea yesterday. when her friends invited 10
meet Miss Burd Thaw Pittsburg Mrs Clinton
Emily Kemp assisted.
Mrs Mackay Smith gave a reception with
dancing. yesterday afternoon. at which a large
gathering of young people assisted
dinner for Miss Roosevelt next Saturday