The Washington times., 1904-03-16
IN SOCIETY.
Weddings, Engagements,
and Receptions.
Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee Afflanced
to Miss McNutt, of
California.

California.
Miss Irene D. Forrest and James c.
MacSherry, OF New York, were quietly
married yesterday at Holy Trinity
Church. The Rev. F. x. Mulvaney. as
sisted by the Rev. Francis j. Mccarthy,
performed the ceremony, which was
followed by a wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride in N Street
The bride wore a travelling gown Of
dark blue cloth with hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacSherry left town IN
the afternoon for a trip through the
North. They will make their home In
New York.
The engagement is announced from
San Francisco Of Miss Ruth McNutt,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. william F.
McNutt, to Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee, IT..
son OF Gen. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee,
OF Virginia.
Miss McNutt is a leader in the
younger social set OF San Francisco
and extremely popular. She viii leave
California next week for a visit to the
family OF her fance and will probably
be present at the marriage Of Miss
Burton and Lieut.. George Mason Lee,
which viii take place at the Highlands
on Easter Monday
The marriage of Miss Mary E. Full
ton and Thomas stretton took place yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock in the
Church OF the Advent, lie Droit Park,
The Rev. Edward Marshall Mott read
the marriage service. Miss Fannie
CrandeIl was the brides only attend
ant, and Claude Koss served as besl
man.
The wedding was a quiet one, only
relatives and few personal friends be-
ing present.
Mrs. Grace Worthington HAZEL and
DR.. L. L. Harlan were quietly married
al 3 O'Clock this afternoon at the par
sonage of st. Thomas Church. Dr.
and Mrs. Harlan will reside at 1920
Connecticut Avenue, and will be at
home after March q.
The British ambassador and Lady
Durand entertained at dinner last even
ing, when their guests included Senator
and Mrs. Depew. Senator and Mrs. Al
ger, Mr.. and Mrs Wayne MacVesgi1.
Mrs. John W Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon-CummiEg Mrs. Robson. Miss
Ethel Robson, Miss Edith Blair. Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Waterlow. Miss Hag-
ner Baron Won dem Bussche. VI. Des-
portes de la Fosse, Senior Lima Silva,
Prince de Bearn, and Mr.. Raikes and
Mr.. Gurnew, OF the embassy stan.
Mr.. Du Martheray. the Swiss minister,
upon his arrival in Washington last
spring. found the legation in HilIyer
Place In such a dilapidated condition
that he made no effort TO occupy 1t Tn
til his return TO the Capital in the fall.
Since then the house has been filed
with workmen and entertainments Of q
formal nature have been impossible.
Last evening the minister gave the
first large dinner that has taken place
in the lega ton this season His guests
included his younger colleagues in the
Diplomatic Corps.
Senator and Miss Kean. who had
cards out for a dinner several weeks
ago. in honor OF the Speaker of the
House of Representatives and Miss
Cannon. and recalled them on account
OF the death Of Senator Hanna, enter
tanned them at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Roosevelt. accompanied by her
second son. Kermit returned from
Groton yesterday Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr.. VIII spend the early part of the
spring holidays with friends in the
North.
Owing to death in the family. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. I. Doyle have recalled the invi-
tations for Saturday. March %.
Mrs. Henry May and her house guest.
Miss Emory, went to New York yester-
day.
Miss Clara Barton will receive the
members OF the Grand Army at her
home. at Glen Echo, Nd. on Saturday
evening. March 26. She will be assisted
by the Legion Of Loyal Women.
Mrs. Francis King Wainwright.
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Foraker.
and Mrs Harris. who have been the
guests OF Mrs. Wainwright's parents
for the past ten days. returned to Phil
adelphia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pitman Ramsey
entertained last evening in honor Of
Representative and Mrs Williams. In
vited to meet them were Representative
W. s. Hill. Representative Gambler.
Representative 3. J. Humphreys. charl-
ton Clark, DR.. and Mrs. f. Clark, H
Mckay Fulgham, Z. Redwood, DR.. and
Mrs. s d. Barr, A. Redwood aGr. and
Mrs. William NJ. Harris. jr., Miss NJ. l.
HobgooG. Miss NJ. Favey. NJ Wenger
Mr. and Hrs. George s. Donnell Miss
Donnell, and Mrs. L. F. Holden.
The condition Of Mrs. Miles. wife of
General Miles. who has not been well
for the greater part of the winter, is 50
critical that her friends have become
alarmed over her continued i'll health
She is reported as slightly better today
than she was yesterday.
Commander Boutakoff, of the Russian
embassy. is spending n few days in
New York
Senator Foraker has cards out fog a
reception in honor OF the Secretary Of
War, Mr.. Taft, on Saturday. March IS.
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