Evening star., 1902-02-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PROF. NORRIS AND MISS CHAMBER.
LIN MARRIED TODAY.
Noon Ceremony at st. Johns. Attend.
ed by Home and Out-of-TOwn
Friends-PersOnal Notes.

The marriage Of Miss Anne Bent Cham
berlin, youngest daughter of Mrs. Cham
berlin and the late Captain Lowell A.
| Chamberlin, 1st United States Artillery, to
Professor James F. Norris. was celebrated
| at high noon today at st. Johns Church.
the Rev. DR.. Alexander Mackay-Smith Of
| ficiating. The bride was given away by
| her brother Mr.. Lowell A. Chamberiin.
| The groom Is the son of the late Rev. Rich
| ard Norris of Baltimore. and is a member
| of the faculty of the Massachusetts, Insd-
| tute of Technology. Boston. Professor
Henry Fay, also of Boston, acted as best
man. Miss Marjorie Bouve of Winchester,
| Mass. was maid of honor. The ushers
were DR.. Walter Ralph Steiner of Hart
| ford, DR.. Thomas r. Brown of Baltimore,
Mr.. Peyton Gordon of Washington and
| Lieutenant W. V. Edmonston Jacobs, Unit
| ed States steamer Chase. The bride. a tall,
slender brunette, wore gown of cream
white satin and the tulle veil which was
| worn by her mother Her bouquet was of
| white tulips and maidenhair ferns. Miss
| Bouve's gown was blue crepe. She wore a
| hat of blue Illusion and black velvet, and
| carried pink tulips tied in with maidenhair
| fern. After the ceremony a small wedding
breakfast followed at the home of the
brides mother. Among the relatives and
| friends from out of town were: Mrs Rich
ard Norris and the Misses Norris, the
Misses F1ack, Mrs. NJ. f. Day and Mrs.
| Frederick w. Wood of Baltimore Major
and Mrs. Luther S. Bent, DR.. Richard C.
| Norris, Miss Susie Norris of Philadelphia,
Mrs and Miss Phelps. the Misses Child,
Captain and Mrs John Gibbon of Boston.
Miss Munroe of Brookline, Mrs. Charles
Lee Reese of Wilmington, Miss Dora New
| HE Taylor of Poughkeepsie, Mrs. William
| b. Norris Of ST. Joseph, Mo. The young
| couple will make their home al West Rox-
| bury, near Boston, after their wedding
tour.
Mr. Whitelaw Reid has invited Miss Alice
| Roosevelt, eldest daughter of the President
| to accompany him and Mrs. Reid as their
| guest when they go to London to attend the
coronation Of King Edward. 1t Is the pres
ent expectation of Miss Roosevelt to avail
| OF this opportunity to see London, but
| If she does SO, she VIII have no status
save that of a simple young American
| girl, and will not figure in the coronation
ceremonies in any manner. .
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassini, Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks, Mr
| and Mrs. John H. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ellis, Mrs. Wallach, Mr.. and Mrs
Cropper, Mr.. and Mrs Pinchot and Mr.
| and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins were among
| the dinner hosts last night.
Mrs. Lloyd Dorsey announces the mar
| riage of her daughter. Anna Lindsey, to
Mr.. Walter Orr Woods. Monday. February
| 3. The couple will be at home after March
l. at 913 Massachusetts, avenue.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was the guest of
honor at a dinner given by Mrs. John s.
Ward last night and to meet her there
were present Miss Pruyn of Albany, Miss
Audrey Pauncefote. Miss Root, Miss Mar
garet Hitchcock. Miss Thora Strong, Miss
Helen Patten, Miss MacVeagh. Miss Alice
Warder, Miss Pauding, Miss Douglas Mer-
ritt, Miss Daisy Wilson, Miss Ward, Signor
Riano. Signor Del Viso, Count Won Arnim.
Mr.. Hermite, Baron Won Kapherr, Mr.. de
Geofroy, Mr.. Norman. Major McCawley,
Captain Gilmore, Mr.. Winthrop. Mr.. Bona
parte, Mr. Chaplin and Mr. John Seely
Ward, jr., of New York.
Miss Rebekah Collier entertained at
luncheon yesterday. Miss Brockelbank of
Liverpool. England, was the guest of honor,
Miss Eddy, Miss Chids. Miss Mackay-
Smith, Miss Day, Miss Grace Bell, the
Misses Hume, the Misses Evans, Miss Gale,
Miss Whitside, the Misses Wallace, Miss
Simpson, Miss Shepard, Miss Halford and
Miss Gosnell of Baltimore.
Mr.. Clarence Beall gave musicale Sat-
urday evening in honor of Mrs D. W.
Dougherty of Philadelphia, the contributing
artists being Miss Wilma Willenbucher. Mr..
Charles Rabold, Mr.. Arthur Mayo, Mr..
Henry Myers and Mrs. Dougherty.
Owing to continued illness, Mrs. Ellis H.
Roberts. 1913 Massachusetts, avenue will
not be able to receive her friends on Wed
nesday, or for the present to pay calls.
Mrs. L. A. Barr will not be at home to-
morrow wednesday,.
Mrs. Dubois, wife of Senator Dubois of
Idaho, will receive Thursdays; February 6
and 13 from to 6.
Mrs. JOY has been obliged to cancel all
engagements for this week on account of a
severe cold.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith of the Nor
mandie Hotel will be at home to her friends
today and Tuesday. February IL.
Mrs. John A. T. Hull and Miss Hull. 172O
2lst street. will not receive today. but will
be home Tuesday, February IL, for the last
time this season.
Mrs. George w. Ross of 162S Both street
will be pleased to see her friends informally
Thursday, February q.
Mrs. Robertson of Louisiana and Mrs
Crumpacker of Indiana will be at home at
the Fairfax today.
Mrs. Robert H. Foerderer, Miss Foerderer
and their house guest, Miss Wiiloughby of
Boston, will receive tomorrow afternoon at
their residence, 1761 r street
Mrs. CORTLAND c. Clements and Mrs T
Elfreth Watkins. jr., will be at home to-
morrow at their residence, 17i5 18th street
A delightful euchre was given by the
Misses Shriver on Friday evening at their
home, THE Auburndale.' Denmore Park,
Baltimore. Among those present was Miss
Marie Brietbarth of this city.
Countess Esterhazy received Yesterday i'm
her apartments at the Richmond, when she
had the pleasant assistance of Mrs. Bolles
Mrs. Carroll Mercer. Mrs. Audenried. Miss
Woodbury.. Miss Cockrell, Miss kellogg and
Miss Letterman in entertaining her callers
Mrs. Shaw, wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury, will hold her first reception to- |
morrow afternoon at the Arlington, from
to g.
A "calico BALI was given last Friday |
evening at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs |
Thornton Jett, 1900 North Capitol street |
The event was largely attended. Those |
present were Mr. and Mrs Thornton Jett, |
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs Bur-
ton Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Collins, |
Mrs. d. A. Collins. Mrs. B. X. Alder, Mrs |
Russell, the Misses Margaret Keegan Ma
bel Collins, Mamie Preston, Lille Smith |
Lizzie Kee, Annie Collins. Helen Sayer, |
Rhoda Harbinson, Mae Preston, Mamie |
Harbinson, Lille Callahan. Rhoda Russell
Blanch Smith, Dora Dahe, Edith Keiser. |
Gertrude Rupertus, Bertte Payne, Katie |
Preston Beulah Broome. Messrs. r. Hay,
jr G. Carrico, L. Adams, Z. Armor w |
Reuter-, Thomas Gibson. John Smith, John |
Preston, d. A. Collins jr., George Preston, |
Harry Preston, D. Sherry and l.. NJ Harris. |
Mrs. r. B. Donaldson and Mrs H. ].
Lauck will be at home tomorrow and Feb
ruary 10 at 1916 10th street
Mrs. Frank Leecn will he a home Thurs