New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Feb. 4 (SpecaD.-Afss Anne Bent
Chamberlin. daughter OF the late Captain Lowell
Chamberlin. lst United States Artillery. and Profess
sor James F. Norris OF Boston. were married at
to-day in St. Johns Church. the Rev. DR..
Mackay-Smith reading the marriage service. The
bridegroom Is a OF the late Rev. Richard Nor
ris OF Baltimore and is member OF the faculty OF
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology at Bos-
ton. Professor Henry Fay. Of Boston, was the best
man. and Miss Marjorie Bouve. OF Winchester.
Mass. the maid Of honor. The ushers were
Dr. Walter Ralph Steiner. Of Hartford: DR.. Thomas
Brown OF Baltimore; Peyto1 Gordon, OF Washing
ton and Lieutenant Edmonston Jacobs. OF the
United States ship Chase. The bride. who was
given away by her brother Lowell A. Chamberlin.
Is tall and graceful brunette. Her gown was OF
ivory satin. and she a lace veil that was her
mothers wedding veil. The maid of honor wore a
gown Of blue crepe, hat of blue tule and black
velvet. and carried pink tulips. There was we'd
ding breakfast at the home OF the brides mother.
After a wedding journey Professor and Mrs. Norris
will make their home at West Roxbury, Bos-
ton Among out-of-town guests were Mrs. Norris
and the Misses Norris. mother and sisters OF the
bridegroom the Misses Flack Mrs VI. +. Day and
Mrs. Frederick Wood, OF Baltimore; Major and
Mrs Bent and DIR. Richard Norris. OF Philadelphia;
Mrs and Miss Phelps the Misses Childs. and Cap
tain and Mrs. Gibbon, Of Boston: Mrs. Charles Lee
Reese. OF Wilmington. and Miss Dora Taylor. of
Poughkeepsie.
Among Shrove Tuesday weddings will be that OF
Miss Florence Serpell Deakns and George F,
the youngest daughter OF William Francis Deakins
formerly of Fort Pendleton Md. and related TO
the Bayards. CAROLS and other we'll known fam
lilies OF Maryland and Virginia His eldest daughter
married a son of Thomas f. Bayard. Mr Becker
has been for many years a member of the
Geological Survey. 1t will be a quiet home we'd
ding. account of the mourning of the bride
grooms family, and will take place at the home of
the brides parents. No. 1858 Rhode Island-ave.
Senator and Mrs. Bate have cards out for an ''at
hOne'' ShrOVe Tuesday from until O'Clock
at the Ebbitt House.
Senator and Miss Kean will entertain a dinner
company February p.
Mrs. Henry X. Willard has sent cards for
tea on Shrove Tuesday
To-day was a day of sunny skies, almost the first
bit of sunshine that has frightened Washington
for week. There many delightful afternoon
receptions, and Tuesday visits We're paid in old
time spirit and number.
There was charming reception at the home OF
General Miles. where Mrs. Miles was assisted by
her daughter Mrs Reber: Mrs. Msus wife Of
Lieutenant Colonel Maus. Miss Sheriff. and other
young women from army circles
Mrs. Cowles. wife Of Commander Covles. wei
coined visitors at her home. in N-st., Miss Davis
presiding at the pretty tea table
Mrs. Campbell wife OF the Assistant Secretary of
the Interior. assisted In receiving by her
daughter Mrs Willard f. Buell.. and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. r.. G. Campbell
AT the Ebbtt and the Dewey hotels the wives
and daughters of Representatives in Congress
ceived. The hostesses at the Ebbitt Mrs
George Sutherland and Miss Sutherland. Mrs Jesse
Overstreet Mrs. William Jackson, Mrs. B. F. Cald-
well, Mrs. John DOugherty, Mrs William COwherd
and Mrs. Rice Pierce. At the Dewey those receiV-
ing Mrs Charles III. Grosvenor Mrs. Henry
Van NOorhis and the Misses Van Voorhis Mrs.
Charles Burke, Mrs. Emmett Tompkins Mrs. Ed
ward Nreeland. Mrs. II. e, LoUdenslazer. Mrs.
Frank Currier. Mrs. Washington Gardner Mrs
Joseph Graft and Mrs. William Graham
Mrs. Blaine among dinner hostesses this
Mrs. John 5. Wards beautifully appointed dinner
in honor of Miss Roosevelt included Miss Pruyn OF
Albany; Miss Audrey Pauncefote. Miss Root Miss
Hitchcock Miss Theora Strong. Miss MaCVsagh
Miss Paulding Miss Alice Warder Miss Douglas
Merritt. Miss Ward, Miss Patten, Mr.. Riano of the
Spanish Legation; Mr.. Norman, Of the British
Embassy: Mr.. de Geofroy and Mr.. Hermite Of the
French Embassy; Count Arnim and Raron
Kap-herr. OF the German Embassy; Mr. del VisO of
the Argentine Legation: Major Charles McCawiey
Major Gilmore, Mr.. Chaplin Mr.. WinthrOp Mr.
Bonaparte and John Seeley Ward. of New-Y6rk
Mrs. Wallach entertained dinner Mrs Harriet
Lane Johnston. Senator and Mrs DepeW ReDre-
sentative and Mrs. Newlands. eX-CSoyernor CarroU
OF Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. May and John r. Nc
Lean. " 80
General and Mrs. Miles were guests OF honor M
a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ellis. Other
guests were MI and Mrs. Edward McCauley Or
and Mrs Loring, DIR. and Mrs Chatard. Mrs Alfred
r.: Bates. Mr and Mrs. Taylor DIR. and Mrs
Ritchey. Colonel Simpson and DR. Mem
Mr. and Mrs John Choppers dinner company in
GUIDED the Minister of Switzerland the Assistant
secretary OF State and Mrs Hill Rear Admiral and
MIS- seltridse; eX-Secretary Herbert. Mr. and Mrs
William Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell Mr.
and Nrs. BENJAMIN Nficou. Mrs. Hornsby Miss Julia