New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

y,yosbi,e,to,, AnriI % (speciaD Miss Lucy Golden
de Lancey Kearny and Julian Hill were married "'
noon to-day the home OF the brides parents
General and Mrs. John Watts kearny In the pres
encs of relatives and out of friends Father
Mackin, rector of St Paul's Catholic Churcn OH
ciated. An imprOvised altar IN the drawing fooli
was beautifully adorned with flowers and ASnts'
and flowers of pink and white were used in the
decorations of the house. The maid of honor was
Miss Josephine Attsrbury, of NeW-Iork. ana tile
bridesmaids the Misses Anita Donlnlck' SID
ney Henop. Amy Powell and Margery Turnbul and
the Misses HILL of Richmond They wore dresses
Of white silk null trimmed with Irish lace sashes
of pink chiffon and large straw hats trimmed with
moss roses and bows of pink velvet. The gown OF
the maid honor Of pink SIX mule Win
appliques of lace. She also wore large tulie hat
with pink feather. The bride was escorted by her
father. Her dress of white net trimmed with
Irish point. Her tuIle veil was caught under a
wreath of orange blossoms, and her bouquet was
of lilies -the-valley. William Hill attended his
brother as best man. and Mcssrs Thomas and Phil
Kearny of New York; McPheeter. of St Louis.
and R. L. Parrish. D. Maury. Jordan Leake. Palm
er Leigh, Fuller and Mayo of Richmond, were the
ushers Late this afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hill
started for an extended trip before going to the
bridegroon's home in Richmond. Va Mrs Kearny
wore white lace, with medalnons of pompadour
silk Her mother. Mrs. Julian Harrison, OF New
York was also present were Mr.. and Mrs Hill
of Richmond, parents of the bridegroom Other
out OF town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Har-
rison Mr. and Mrs James Hartman, Morris Turn
bull Phil and Thomas Kearny. John Turner After
bury, Lewis Henop and Mr.. and Mrs Ashley Coop
err of New York; Mrs. Built Cowles. of Phila-
dephia; William Mayo and Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Hall, of Richmond
A fashionable assemblase present in St
Patrick's Church this evening at the marriage OF
Miss Grace Parker. daughter of Major Leopold o.
Parker 10 Lieutenant Ernest Manning Reeve,
u s A. Miss Gertrude Sibley maid Of honor.
and Captain Robert H. Dunlap, U. S NJ c.. acted
as best man. The ushers were Lieutenant Parker
and DR.. Wilson. of the army and Frank Wynne,
of the Marine Corps. Lieutenant and Mrs Reeve
started for the bridegroom's post at Monterey Cal
General and Mrs. Carey visiting Frederick A
Stokes. in New-York-
Frederick T. Martin. who spent the winter at
Palm Beach, passed through Washington on his
way North to-day. He is the guest Of his sister.
Mrs Julien T. Davies. He will sail for England
in June
Mrs c. W. Fenton will spend next week IN New
York with Mrs. Davies, her aunt. before going TO
Martha's Vineyard where her parents General
and Mrs Rochester, have a summer home. She
expects TO jofn her husband in Manila in the fall
II she makes the trip she will accompany Mrs
Captain and Mrs. Howard L. Prince have issued
Invitations to the marriage OF their daughter
Susan War; TO Louis St. Elmo Burgess, on MedneS-
There viii be reception at the home Of the brides
parents. - ,,..1-o,.L ,,ara ar,on-
those who entertained dinner guests TINS evening
Mrs Henry F. EimOck OF New ork, VINO was
one OF the guests a the diplomatic dinner given
bv Secretary and Mrs Hay tonight, Is vlslHhs
chot in Rhode Island-ave. Although MI f1ncnot
Stvs one of the stateIest the fashtona bic
Northwest he intends to add to its dimensions by
building on part of the property ne recently Pur
chased from General Sheridan's widow.