New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON March 3 (SpeciaD.- Fashionable So
clety in philanthropic mood this afternoon
and spent its money freely at the bazaar given at
the Shorehan, under the auspices OF the Co-opera'
tive Sewing Society In aid of the poor. The diplo-
matte body IN conspicuous evidence. and many
spring bonnets were bought by the young bachelors
of the corps Nine. de Margerie, wife Of the Coun-
sellor of the French Embassy. bought a red hat
and a particularly striking picture hat found
purchaser in Countess Cassini Nine Won Callen-
berg another patron. Thomas F. walsh
bought several hats and bonnets without regard to
their becomingness, as he Immediately presented
them to the bazaar to be sold again. He also
houeht a pretty red hat for his schoolgirl daughter
Evelyn. Other purchasers were Captain w )
CowlesI the Presidents brother-in-law, and Repre-
sentative Morrell Of Pennsylvania. Many Of the
hats were Created by the young matrons ana
maids Of society and some Of them had quite
''irnported' appearance. There were also on sale
the handiwork Of other women in society. datntily
made shirtWaists. stocks collars and neckttes The
society is installed at house in Georgetown which
was leased by Mrs. B. H. Warder, who is known
as we'll for her good deeds for her handsome en-
tertainments Mrs. Fairfax Harrison Is president
OF the society, Miss Maude K. Wetnore vice-presi-
dent, Miss Josephine Patten treasurer and Miss
Eliza beth Kean secretary. The society works In
connection with the Associated Charities, and seeks
out who are In absolute need One hun
dred women were employed to make garments
throughout the winter. Then the articles were sold
at low prices to the poor.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Thaw, daughter OF
the late William Thaw. of PittsbuTg, to the Earl
Of Yarmouth will take place June 2. at the home
Of the brides mother. in PlttsbUrg. The Marquis
and Marchioness of Hertford, parents OF the earl.
will come from England for the ceremony. Mrs
and Miss Thaw will remain in Washington for
some weeks.
Senator and Mrs Dryden will go South next week.
to spend a month at Aiken. 8. c.
Senator Quay left the city to-day for his fishing
grounds in Florida. He will be absent several weeks
A marriage Of interest to the army circle vas
that of Miss Mary EuIa Hare. daughter of Colonel
Luther r. Hare. and Major Charles F. Mason,
which took place last night at the home Of the
brides grandparents Colonel and Mrs. John Han
cock. The Rev Asa 8. Fiske of1ciate The we'd
ding was hastened because the bridegroom could
not secure additional leave after his short here
official business The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Irene Hare, maid OF honor, and four
small cousns-Laura Merriam, Laura Hancock and
Bessie Russell of this city. and Priscilla Alden
Griffin. of New York-dressed in white muslin and
carrying baskets of white carnations led the bridal
procession. The bride wore white satin and
point lace. tulle veil and wreath of orange bios
SONS, and carried ltlies-of-t -tte-valey Her maid of
honor dressed in white silk null and carried
pink roses Only family party witnessed the cere-
mony, after which Major and Mrs Mason started
on wedding trip that will carry them to Fort sam
Houston.
Senator and Mrs. Alger left Washington last
night for short visit to Michigan They were ac-
companied by ex-senator and Mrs. Thurston, VINO
will be their guests while in Detroit.
General and Mrs. William Wade Dudley are In
NeW-York