New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau

Tribune Bureau
washington. April Awhile all of the invitations
for the wedding Of Miss Marie McKenna and
Davenport Brown have been recalled. except those
to members OF the families there will be no other
change IN the arrangements and the marriage VIII
take place tomorrow at noon at the home OF the
brides parents Justice and Mrs McKenna- Up TO
a late hour this evening Justice and Mrs Mckenna
had heard nothing from San Francisco In regard
Mrs. McKenna's father or the Justices brotner'
and serious apprehensions are felt for their safety
Senator and Mrs. Foraker were hosts at a dinner
tonight which was 10 have had for It's guests OF
honor Miss McKenna and Davenport Brown with
their wedding party. but for which they sent
grets account OF the Pacific Coast conditions.
The guests were Miss Foraker and Miss Cotton,
who will serve as bridesmaids for Miss McKenna
tomorrow; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ffnneckson, Mr..
and Mrs King Wainewrght. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee. Colonel Bromwen Mr.. and Mrs de Nor
mandie, Mrs. Chapman Smith. Miss Enrol Brown,
Mrs John Davis, Or. Theodore Eastman Robert
Goodwin. Lawrence Bullard. Devereux Berkes. OF
Boston, and others
General and Mrs. A E Bates gave dinner to-
night in honor OF General and Mrs Corbin. To
meet them were the chief Of staff and Mrs
j. Franklin Bel. Senator Hale. Senator Bacon. Sen
ator Burrows, Senator Warren, Mr and Mrs. c.
C. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sloat Fassett Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Newberry, General and Mrs.
Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp. General Crozier.
Mrs Sheridan. Mrs. Barney Captain and Mrs
Clover, Miss Mcmillan Mrs. Clement Mrs. Swift
Captain Horton and Miss Helen Patten
Mrs John 3. Henderson entertained tonight az
Boundary Castle, giving a stereOpticon lecture
famous gardens and following with a supper for
her guests who numbered about hundred
Mrs. William B. Draper gave luncheon to-day.
having guests Mrs. Fairbanks, Baroness Rosen,
wife OF the Russian Ambassador: Mrs Ell1ins. Mrs
Bulkeey. Mrs. Corbln. Countess Seckendorff. Miss
Clementine Furniss. Mrs Sharpe Mrs. symonds,
Mrs Weeks. Mrs. Clover. Mrs. Reyburn. Mrs.
Hinckley, Mrs. Marion Johnston. Mrs. Richardson.
Miss Helen Patten and Mrs. Becker.
The marriage of Miss Adola Greedy. daughter OF
General and Mrs. Adolphus Greedy. to the Rev
Charles Lawrence Adams. Of East Hampton. Mass
took place at to-day at ST. Johns Church.
before several hundred friends OF the fam
tliea John Nesrnith Greedy elder OF the fam
ily gave his sister away. General Greedy turned
back TO California, where he is stationed. when he
heard OF the disaster the coast. The bride
her maternal grandmothers wedding gown. of rich
white embroidered satin, with a plain satin train;
the bodice was trimmed with lace older than the
itself a tule veil enveloped the entire figure
and worn with orange blossoms She carried
a large bouquet OF lilies-of-the-valley
Miss Greedy the elder daughter of the family.
served maid Of honor. and a gown OF
Pompadour silk with lace about the bodice and a
white Neapolitan braid hat trimmed with roses.
She carried bouquet Of pink roses. The brides
maids-Afss Lillian Adams. OF Pittsheld Mass
sister Of the bridegroom; Miss Rose Greedy sister
of the bride: Miss Leslie Clark. OF Cleveland; Miss
Nathalie Fairbank. Of Chicago; Miss Emily Blod-
gett. Of Boston. and Miss Louise Kingsley-an
wore Of pink Liberty silk trimmed in French
lace. pink Neapolitan braid hats with pink roses
and apple blossoms in the trimmings and carried
pink bouquets Lawrence Hawkins. OF Pittsheld
Mass, served as best man, and the ushers were
Samuel Rockwell. OF P1ttsheld: the Rev Walter
Clapp, Of Philadelphia: the Rev. Mr.. stoskopf Of
Boston; Gould Lincoln, A p Greedy. Captain
Chandler. L. s a; Austin Kibbee, u 5. N and
Charles Tittman- The ceremony conducted by
Bishop Satterlee, assisted by the Rev Roland Cot
ton Smith. rector of ST. Johns. Following the
church ceremony a small number of people besides
the wedding party, relatives and Out-of-town
friends attended the breakfast at the home Of
General Greedy. in C street.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams left Washington this after
noon and will make their future home az East
Hampton, where Mr.. Adams has charge OF q
church. There were several out-of-town guests