New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Jan IA (SpecaD.-Fashionable soei-
ETY. danced tonight in the bathrooms OF the Nc"
Willard The three hundred guests, representing
the Official diplomatic and old resident sets were
received at the door OF the first ballroom by MIS-
wetmore wife Of the Senator from Rhode lslano-
It was a subscription ball, and Ike others OF Lha'
character which are given each winter, was nfu'-
liant success The directors were Mrs. Boardnan'
Mrs William Sheffield Cowles. Mrs. c. c. Glover
Mrs Hale Mrs Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs ROBERT
Patterson Mrs William c. Sanger and Miss Patten-
The bathrooms were decorated with palms ana Ioii-
age plants and midnight supper was served
Mrs Thomas T. Gaff gave a dinner OF more thah
fftv covers at Rauschers tonight in honor OF her
guests, Miss Oliver and Miss Bowditch OF Albany
Later in the evening the entire company went 10
the dance at the New Willard The guests lncluoed
Miss Alice Roosevelt and the cousins VINO are
visiting her. Miss Christine Roosevelt, of New1o
and Miss Elfrida Roosevelt, of Boston Baroness
Won Palm, niece Of the Austrian Ambassador ME-
J. ". Wadsworth, jr., daughter OF secretary HaS
Miss Diane Morgan-H:u, Miss PostiethWaIVe' NlisS
Florence Field, Miss Sa1e Schroeder, daughter OF
the Governor of Guam; Miss Carey. of Baltimore;
Miss Hitchcock daughter of the secretary o. tn'
Interior: Miss Irene King, of Albany; MISS AllAs
McCauley, Miss Bleck, Miss Merriam daughter OIL
the Director of the Census; Miss Ffoulke' MISS oe
smirnoff Miss Emily McGibbon, Baron Francken-
stein of the Austrian Embassy; Edwin V. Morgan,
of the State Department; Robert Keeling, fooert
Sterling Clark, Visconde de Alte. the portuguese
Minister; Charles c. Wauters, of the Belgian Le-
cation. Count Won AOuIs54dss DdAoA+ wa -N+|S0-
and Lieutenant Won Bredow. Of the German EN-
bassv: Congressman Gillett, OF Massachusetts, Ar
thur Peters Clement Davis, John Woolsey, Fred
erick Huidekoper Reginald Huidekoper Mr. Poe'
Mr. Mcpherson Gist Blair, Laurence Heap. Lieu
tenant Edward McCauIey T. = ~ LleuteA'a'i@
Marble and H. K. Thaw.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows gave dinner tonight
Their guests were the Japanese Minister ana MINE.
Takahira the Secretary of the Treasury and MIS-
shaw Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks. Senator and
Mrs.. Foraker Colonel and Mrs. Robert Fleming.
ana NJ and Mrs. Thomas T. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs w J. Boardman and Representative
and Mrs wadsworth were also among those VINO
gave dinners this evening, their guests gong 4a'er
70 the dance az the New Willard.
Albert II. Carroll, nephew OF Ex-Governor Carroll
Of Maryland and Miss Miriam Valley PERKINS
ware married this morning the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins. in Connectlcut-aVe
After the ceremony the bride, who Is not a Catho-
lie attended a nuptial at St Matthew's
Church with the bridegroom. The service took place
in ST Authony's Chapel which was erected by the
bridesrooms cousin, Mrs. Helen Carroll ROBBINS,
or New-Yorl In memory of her mother Cardinal
Gibbons was present at the mass, which was cele-
brated bv Father Sterling, assistant rector OF ST.
Matthew's Father Lee, rector OF the church, VINO
nerrorn1ed the wedding ceremony, is cousin or the
bridegroom The Cardinals throne was draped with
scarlet red rugs covered the marble steps and the
sanctuary was Illuminated with hundreds OF wax
candles and set with palms. The bride was at
tendad bv five bridesmaids and maid OF honor,
and there were as many ushers. After wedding
breakfast the couple started for the South. Ihey
will live in Baltimore