New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
TrRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU


Washington Jan. 6.-AIss Isabel Mckenna'
daughter OF Associate Justice McKenna, of the Su-
preme Court OF the United States and MIS- NC
Kenna, was married at her home TINS morning 10
Pitts DufieId OF New-York The Rev Eo"aIu
puckev Of St Matthew's Catholic Church, on-
ciated in the presence Of the President ana MIS-.
Roosevelt the justices OF the Supreme Court ana
their families and few additional friends from TINS
and other cities, The bride wore talliAs 4N'
of white satin and lace. Her tule veil was cro"Heo
with orange blossoms and she carried white orchids
and uIies-of-the-valley. She descended the STAIR
way with her father. preceded by heF SiStetS'
Marie and Hidegarde McKenna. VINO wore "nlte
chiffon and white hats trimmed with white piuIleS
and carried red roses and hies-or-tne-VaiieS' Inc
two ushers were Devie Duf1eld Of Detroit ana
Kenneth DuffeId OF New-York. brothers OF tHe
Bridegroom. Edgar Miller OF San Francesca was
the hest man In the bay window an altar was I'M
prOvIsed against a background OF Southern sIiaA
and palms. and above hung chime OF whlls sae,,i
wedding bells Allied with American Beauty roseS'
The walls OF the room were hunS WIN oou''ie1
snUax starred with Hies-of-the-Va4'sy' anu
yrraatbs OF the same blossoms hung over the
manteI and doorways each caught by BOWS OF
white satin ribbon The same decorations were
used I'm the dining room, and the reception H" was
dressed with holly and mistetoe ana TippleS o. 'N
satin ribbon After the ceremony d puieI ole1N
fast was served to the hundred ana twenty-five
r,,aets present Among those from out or town. IN
addition to the parents and brothers OF the DI1Ue
Groom wore ex-Postmaster General and Mrs cary
NJ and Mrs Black and DIT. and MIS- NHi'i'~se,
oil ~ baltimore; Mrs Goodwin, OF chicago anu
~, ~ ~ providence r. I. The brides pres
ente included five large stars OF white diamonds
and many other jewels; several generous checAS.
hundreds or pieces Of silver. IN addition 10 several
,orrDIete sets n barrel OF cut glass. a piano anu
nearly everything else needed for the furnlsn''s
and decoration OF a home Mr., and Mrs DuInei
left Washington this afternoon Tor inc south
ard inter- returning to Washington FOR q snort
visit Will go 70 New-fork 10 i've. JU9''C9 NJ
Kenna's colleagues in the Supreme Court posi-
moved their regular meeting to-day from i oc4oc~
,~,,1 a so that they could attend the wedding.
senator and Mrs. Dryden entertained the New
Jersey members Of Congress and tAeir wives at
dinner this evening.
Mrs Hobart. widow Of Wee President Hobart
will visit Washington ABOUT January ~ '' 7E'-N'
several weeks.
Ex-A-torney General ard Mrs GrIggs ars also
about 10 visit the city, and for a time VIII 'e
guests OF Mrs. AUdeuried, who Will give Gunner
IN their honor January p
Mr. and Mrs. NuSent. OF St Louis. are guests o.
the Speaker and Miss Cannon Miss cannon VIII
Give n tea next Monday afternoon 20 introduce
her guests 20 her washington friends. ~, 81.
The Hae3G aB N the BAH room Of The New Wiz
lard instead % at tho old Nattonal Iiet AER0 ot
ME- I cotiII2r was led by Major McCawley and
eLG gIe CO. T0vraTi The bachelors are promi
Ment men who give each winter three cot! countess
Sy tie hostesses q the fashionable world The
officers Gf lhe cup ar reoTg, II Howard
+ Ieg Wtior Charles McCawley. secretar;
MAJ N15oE xs5s Fhp ana Reginald IIgIeSqpsr TIE
guests represented every phase o. WtsnihEton .
Si ffS aIv stransers from other cities who are
visiting here As psg 4e at and s s4ee 2pea ad IN ad
Acton 10 the pretty French tavors. There we're
qu , ote1s or aTranSed as basket bouquets.
The Russian Ambassador and tGlate's 49, 49,
Star; tonight.