Evening star., 1902-02-06

mander and Mrs Davis, Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Talmage MIR. Pulido. Miss Gwynu. Mrs.
Cole, Miss Lawton Mrs. Cullom, Miss Fish
er and Miss Lizzie Sherman. There were
large crowds about the Hay residence
watching the entrance of the guests there.
The coming home OF the bride and groom
and the arrival Of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt divided the honors for the
thusiasm of the throngs. which at the
church were kept at polite distance by a
detail Of police.
During the seating Of the guests and
while the bridal party approached the otll-
Ciating ministers and again as the newly
married couple and their attendants passed
out of the church the following musical
program was rendered by the organist Of
the church, Mr.. Harvey Murray:
Pilgrim chorus, The Evening Slar.
Tannhauser; professional march Of the
Mastersingers. THE Prize Song Die Mtis-
tersinger; Wedding March," Dudley Buck;
The Swan Song" Elsa entering the
thedral Introduction to third act and wed
ding music Lohengrin; march from MID
summer Nights Dream" Mendelssohn.
Guests From Out Of Town.
The out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dimock, uncle and aunt of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs Cary Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs.
| Whitelaw Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves Mer-
ritt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lanfear Norrie. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
NitNS, il, MT. anu hTS- hEInoGnAD. MISS
! Mary kernochan, Gen. and Mrs. Webb, DR.
Richard n. Derby, Mr.. Creighton Webb.
! Mr.. Craig Wadsworth. Mr.. John Lafarge,
! MI Stanford White, Mr.. Arthur Moore. MIR.
| l.. Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
| Post, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rublee. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Phipps, Miss Phipps, Mrs
| George Riggs Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
James. Mr. and Mrs. John Elderdon,
Mrs. Sylvanus Reed. MIR and Mrs. Bryan
| *. Stevens, Mrs. r. Ogden Doremus,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Morgan, Mr..
! and Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler, Mrs.
George Smalley, Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Travers, Mr.. Sumner Gerard.
| Mr.. Julian Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs. Juillard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Barney, Miss
| Helen Barney, Mr.. Ashbel Barney. Miss
| Ella Norris de Pyster, Rev. Arthur Romeyn
| Gray, Mr.. c. Belmont Davis, Miss Sybil
| Kane, Mr.. John H. Davis, Miss Annie Hoyt,
| Mr.. Bronson Winthrop, Mr.. Herman Kin
| nicutt, Mr.. Robert Huntingdon, Mr.. Alexan-
! der Cameron, Miss Anna q. Chittenden,
| Mrs. Terrill, Mr.. Robert Howard Russell,
| Miss Morton, Mr.. Arthur Moore, Miss Alice
| Babcock, Miss Katherine Brice of New
| York, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Mr.. and Mrs.
! Mather and the Misses Mather and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Bingham, all Of Cleveland, the last
| named group relatives of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric Hugh Paget. TIE
| latter the elder sister of the bridegroom,
| are abroad this winter.
At the Hay Residence.
The spacious home of the Secretary Of
| state Was uecOraleu WIN Wille lilac
plants, the bride desiring TO bring the sug-
gestion of spring TO every one although
! the season seems far from it in reality.
! There were white orchids and roses also,
! rich ferns and asparagus vines arranged
| wherever an artistic effect could be height
! ened a prettier one gained The happy
| couple received congratulations in bower
| of green in the main drawing room. There
| was just a large enough company in the
| SeNenty-fiNe or eighty persons present &c
| fill the rooms. Later. when the brea kfast
was served, this number made the seating
| about the small round tables very COM
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