New-York tribune., 1902-04-24
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

washington April % (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs
George Westinghouse who began their hospitahtles
In honor OF their guests. Lord and Lady heiVlh'
by a dinner last evening. gave another dinner TINS
evening followed by a reception. to which guests
were asked for 10 o'clock The table flowers were
roses and lilies OF the valley. In the wide nail
and drawing rooms there were jars of cherry and
apple blossoms. The guests included. besides Lora
and Lady Kelvin. the Ambassador OF France, the
Attorney General and Mrs. Knox. Senator and Mrs
Hanna the Minister of Austria-HunSary and Nine
HengeImuer, Representative and Mrs NewiandS'
Representative Lowering. Admiral Melville, MI
and Mrs. Henry Sherman Loud. of New fork. ana
Mrs Theodore y. Ely. Of Philadelphia. who are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse; Mrs Morris
K. Jesup. Miss Maude Pauncefote, j. W. Ken
drick Mrs. Joseph Hobson. Miss BrockIebank ana
Thomas 3. Ferguson. The reception which was
in honor of the American Social Science Associa-
ton was delightful party. Brilliant conversa-
ton, anecdote and ready repartee were the order
of the evening. Nobody had grievance against
scientific subjects too deep for the average MIND
Among the out OF town guests were Oscar ;
Straus ex-MInister Turkey. president OF the
Social Science Association. Professor Theodore ).
WooIsey, of Yale; Frederick j. kinssoury' MISS
Kingsbury and the Rev. DR.. Joseph Anderson and
Mrs. Anderson, of Waterbury. Conn; George g.
Holt, (. Z. Whitney. Frederick Stanley Root and
Adna F. Weber of New-York. and John Graham
Brooks of Boston. From scientific circles OF
Washington were the Rev. DR.. Green, dean OF the
Columbian University: Professor and Mrs. George
l. RAYMOND, Professor and MIS- CNdr4eS w -NSSt
Professor and Mrs. Cleveland Able, Professor and
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. Professor and Mrs Charles
E. Munroe. Professor Langley, Professor and Mrs
Graham Bell, Henry Adams, and Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Hague. Among other guests were the Am
bassador of Great Britain and Lady Pauncefote.
the Ambassador of Germany. the Ambassador of
Russia. Countess Cassini the Ambassador of
Mexico and Nine. de Azpiroz. Mime. de Perez
the Ambassador of Italy and Nine. Mayor des
PIanches the Minister of Switzerland. the Min
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Brazil and Nine. de Asss-Brasil, the Minister OF
the Netherlands. the Chief Justice and Mrs Full
ler the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Shaw,
the Postmaster General Justice and Mrs Nc
Kenna. the Minister of the Argentine Republic
and Mime. Merou, the Counsellor OF the French
Embassy and Nine. de Margerie. Senator Kean.
the Misses Kean. Senator and Mrs. Culom. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Wetmore. Representative and Mrs
James w. Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Rock
hill, Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternoers, Senator
and Mrs. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Boardman,
the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Peirce.
Herbert Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh,
Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Senator and Mrs. Elkns.
the Assistant Secretary OF War and Mrs. Sanger.
Governor Taft. General and Mrs Gilmore. the Rev.
DIR. and Mrs. Hamlin. General and Mrs. Corbin,
Countess Esterhazy. Captain and Mrs Davis. Miss
Davis, Colonel and Mrs. Theodore A. Bingham,
Representative Robert Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Richardson, the Misses Patten. Senator
and Mrs. McComas. Senator and Mrs. Burrows.
General Miles. c. T. Crosby. Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Berry. the Misses Berry Colonel and Mrs M Edwards
Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth, Jus
tice and Mrs Harlan, the Minister of Denmark.
the Charge dAfaires of Spain. the Minister of
Chill and Nine Martinez. the Minister of Belgium
and Baroness Moncheur, the Minister of Persia,
Mr. and Mrs Edward McCawley Miss Mary Lay.
Mr.; and Mrs Archibald Hopkins and Miss Eliza
beth Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse, whose entertain
ments have contributed much TO the social life
of the capital. made this evening something of
goodby party for the They will go 70
New-York at the close of the week, and next
Wednesday will sail for England. Miss Brockle-
bank. who has spent the winter with them will
return home to England at the same time.
Tomorrow afternoon the Cosmos Club will give
a reception for the Social Science Association.
There was a pretty wedding this evening in the
Congress Street Methodist Episcopal Church of
Georgetown where Miss Bessie Bell. OF that city.
and r. Spencer Palmer, of New-York. were mar
red by the pastor. the Rev. DR. kinZer. Professor
James Lee Post. of Johns Hopkins University, was
the best man. The bride. who was attended by
her sister. Miss Hattie Bell, given away by
her brother NJ. Z. Bell The brides gown was
white crepe and lace Her tulle Veil held by
orange blossoms and she carried white roses. The
maid Of honor wore gown OF pink chiffon over
silk. and carried pink roses There was recep-
ton for bridal party and relatives at the home
OF the brides brother. Among guests from out or