New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington Feb Ia (SpeciaD--Alexander Pavlow.
Russian Minister to Corea. is expected to arrive
tomorrow from Europe His marriage TO Nile
Irene des Planques which IS set for next Thurs
day, promises to be picturesque scene for those
fortunate enough to have secured invitations
valentine musical for Miss Grace Mckinley
brought together several hundred guests this AFTER
noon at the home of Mrs. Showater, wife Oh KEEP
resentative Showalter of Pennsylvania Tne most
ess in white cloth. richly embroidered, received at
the door of the drawing room, assisted by Mrs.
Shaw wife of the Secretary OF the Treasury; Nine
Merou wife of the Argentine Minister; MIS- Pezel'
wife of the first secretary of the Peruvian Lega-
tion Mrs Alien and Mrs. Nash The programme
was carried out artistically by Miss Winston, vo-
Iinist of Wilkesbarre. Penn: Miss Palmer, daugh-
ter of Representative Palmer, who has just re-
turned from three years of vocal study abroad ana
a trio of young harp players from the Holy cross
Academy Miss Bowden and the Misses OToole
Mrs. Burrows. wife of the Senator from Michigan
and Mrs Rixey, wife of the surgeon general of the
navy presided in the tearoom, assisted by MISS
Peri Anderson and Miss Genevieve Showalter, the
young daughter of the hostess. who is student at
the Columbian University The house was fragrant
with La France roses and sweet peas Miss Nc
Kinley will return to her home in Cleveland to-
morrow.
Representative and Mrs. Grosvenor gave dinner
tonight in honor of Speaker and Mrs. Henderson
The other guests Representative and MISS
Cannon, Representative and Mrs. Dalzell, Repre-
sentative and Mrs Steele, Representative and Mrs
Mccall, Representative and Mrs Fowler, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Voorhs. Mrs Leet. Mrs Shepard
Representative Burke and Perry Wood.
The paymaster general of the army and Mrs A
E. Bates gave large dinner tonight. Their guests
were Justice and Mrs. Peckham Justice and Mrs.
Holmes, Senator and Mrs Hanna, Mr. and Mrs
Arnold Hague Senator and Mrs Dryden, General
and Mrs Corbin. Mr.. and Mrs. Henley Smith. Mr..
and Mrs Bayard Henry, Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
James. Mrs Ludlow Miss Cora Barnes. Of New
York Judge Magoon and General Young. Mrs
Bates has invitations out for dance on Febru-
ary q.
Senator and Miss Kean entertained twenty guests
at dinner tonight Among them were Mr.. and Mrs
Hartman of New-York
The marriage of Miss Marion Cockrel daughter
of Senator CcckrelI, OF Missouri, and Edison F.
Gallaudet, took place at the Church OF the Cove
nant at noon. The President, accompanied by Mr.
Cortelyou, attended, and the church was filled with
a notable assemblage made OF official society.
the Senatorial circle and diplomatic corps The
Rev. DR.. Teunis S. Hamlin of1ciated, and Miss
Ewing Cockrell and Miss Marian Gallaudet, sisters
of the bride and bridegroom respectively. were the
bridesmaids They wore white crepe de chine and
lace green satin and white tulle hats wreathed
with green leaves. The best man was Francis Par
sons. of Hartford, and the ushers were Winthrop
E. Dwight of New-York; George Dudley Seymour,
of New-Haven: John T. Robinson. of Hartford;
Frederick W. Allen. of St. Louis; Clifford Pinchot,
of this city; Herbert D. GaIlaudet, brother Of the
bridegroom: Ephraim B. Cockren, of San Juan
Evangelista. Mexico. and Allen Verdaman Cock
rell brothers OF the bride. The bride wore prfn-
cess robe of white embroidered satin and tulle
veil crowned with orange blossoms She carried a
bouquet of lilies-of thevaey tied with love knots
of chiffon. The little niece OF the bride, Anna
Cockrell. second. in white A wedding break
fast followed at Rauscher's and Mr.. and Mrs
Gallaudet later started for bridal trip to the
South.
Representative and Mrs wadsworth recalled
their dinner invitations for tonight owing to the
serious illness of Mrs Wadsworth's sister. Mrs.
William Duer. of New-York.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was the guest of honor at
dinner given tonight by Mrs. Benjamin II. Warder.