The Washington times., 1904-04-15

While the wedding of Miss Eleanor
Patterson and Count Gizycki, which
occurred yesterday. was a quiet affair.
unattended by the slightest ostentation,
it was nevertheless one Of the most bril-
liant and perfectly arranged weddings
ever seen in Washington
There We're quantities Of American
Beauty roses disposed of in vases and
urns. and orange blossoms and smilax
TO give a bridal touch
Mrs. MedIl Mccormick, formerly Miss
Ruth Hanna, performed all the duties Of
a matron of honor. such as adjusting
the veil and train at the last moment
but the bride was attended to the altar
only by her father. Mrs. Mccormick
wore her deep mourning, relieved only
/ by string Of large pearls al the top
OF her collar. After the ceremony she
retired from the gayety of the scene. and
did not attend the breakfast
Mrs. Patterson. the mother of the
. bride, Wore at the wedding a gown Of
the paleSt gray crepe dc chine and lace.
Baroness HengelmulIer wife of the Aus
Irian ambassador, wore gown Of cadet
blue crepe. made up with heavy Russian
lace. and a magnificent chain Of blue
stones and diamonds about her neck.
Countess Cassini wore princess gown
OF deep cream lace, a big lace picture
hat with knot OF pale green over the
Drlm, and cOrsage bouquet Of violets.
Miss Roosevelt wore a biseuit-colored
crepe and large black picture hat.
Mrs Raymond Patterson wore a white
cloth gown. and Mrs. Keep a gray crepe
de chine.
While the countess was changing her
bridal gown for blue cloth travelling
suit, bevy Of her young friends We're
/ busily decorating the carriage which
was 10 convey the party TO the station.
! with flowers. As result, when
Count and Countess Gizycld step
| ped out to take the carriage they found
/ Countess Cassini tying a bunch OF
l orange blossoms with white ribbons to
I the sDoiIes Of the carriage wheels, while
q huge bunch OF American beauty roses
and orange blossoms decorated the back
/ OF the carriage and the handles Of the
/ doors. u was merry party which bid
/ the pretty American bride GOd-speed 70
her Russian home.
/ Among the guests from Chicago, who
attended the wedding We're: Mr. and
/ Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick. Mr. and Mrs
/ William Mccormick. and Mrs. Herbert
I Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Williams
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Blair Miss JO-
sephine Peck. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ne
/ dill Patterson, brother and siSteT-in-laW
/ Of the bride: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .sie-
/ dill Mccormick and Rutherford AIcCor-
/ mick, cousins Other guests were Prince
/ de Bcarnc. of the French embassy; Misc
! Roosevelt Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mrs
] Frederick y. Keep, Miss BOardmdu
! Miss Mott, Miss Letter, Mr.. Du Marth-
( cray. the Swiss minister. and MI Bona
I parte.
/ The Patterson house on Dupont Cir
Gle is closed today all the Western
/ guests having departed Mr. Patterson,
! the brides father. has gone East. AM
her mother TO visit friends in Ohio
/ The High School Cadets will give q
/ dance AT the National Rifles Armory on
/ Saturday night.
Mrs. Wells wife of Lieut. 3. ". Wells.
/ L S. y, gave "a bridge whist party at
/ the Naval Academy Tuesday evening I'm
/ honor of Miss Vivian Cameron, of Wash
! inGtOn, VINO is her guest.
The Misses Warder have gone TO New
/ York for a weeks visit. They are the
/ guests of Miss Lanier.
Mr.. Du Martheray, the Swiss minister
has again postponed his surprise party
this time indefinitely. II was 10 have
/ taken place last evening. but general In
! disposition caused him TO recall the in
! vitatiOns.
Mrs. Audeureid entertained at a large
! luncheon today.
Mrs. Hare and Mrs. Moore MurdOcS
vii be at home. 2OO6 G Street northwest