Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

austria. hungary ituaaia and italy
have long been represented by am.
basaadura uaually mon Of rank and
title. while more recent additions have
been Mexico. Brazil and japan. ihe
latter having only taken on this dig-
nifty n few months ago. whom The Wis.
count siuEo Aoid succeeded the accom-
pliahod Mr. Takahira, whose groat
work in hlg countrye welfare has
been rewarded hy an important post
in Toxic.
Quite equal in social Importance
with the cabinet and diplomatic corps
ia the supreme court, which. with
its nine mcmbora appointed for liiu.
constitutes a permanent nristocracy
which sees administration come and
SO with an Indifference that some.
times iH described az dignity and
sometimes as diadain. With the OK.
copi'ou vt the chicf Justice. who ia a
wid0Wcr. an the members of the pres
cni court are married. thus making
nine lmp0rtpui households 90 consider
IN making up a calendar OF oflcial so
cieiy.
The number Of young people IN this
particular circle has been consider
ANY reduced since last season. no
less than four supreme court girls
having been msrrlod since the early
aprlnF. The last OF this quartet was
Miss Fannie Fuller, youngest OF the
cnlef Justices seven dnuFhtorf who
surprised her friends by a haaly re-.
turn TO town last July. when her
marriage 90 Or. Robert Mason.
young physician II WashinElOn, took
place GO the Fuller home. Ia n street
without the formality of any cards OF
invitation and without the presence OF
inc brides distinguished father. if,
a. has been limited, this last Fuller 70.
nance was against the Wish OF tho
chief Justice who nnds u easier 20
preside over the highest tribunal OF
the land than 10 direct a household
of daughters, an has been forgiven
toe youthful bride. who Is radinntly
happy In a modest nat on Nlnteenth
street, whore she enjoys complete I'M
muni,y from the duties rs well az
hunOrs that were hers IN her fathers
hame nr Mason ls a Virglnlan OF
the Nlrginia..s. a grandnephew OF Gen.
Robert ~ Ice, and extremely popular
IN society, but not blessed with any
fortune beyond his professional if.
come.
The first OF this seasons fashion.
able weddings took place last Wed.
nosdny afternoon. when Miss Carolyn
Poaucthwalle. daughter OF the late
Rev. william II. posilothwalte, United
states army, once chaplain at West
Point, and Henry ivos Cobb Dr., OF
New York, were married at s. Johns
church. lafayette Square.
The hridgro0m'a sister Miss Leon
ore Cobb. the maid OF honor, who
spent mOst of her childhood in Wash.
inE,On when her father was suporvis-
Ing architect uH the treasury. enjoys
The distinction Of being the FIRST OF
the long line of friends who shared the
Affection and confidence Of Mrs. Mich.
olas L0ngwurih, when that young ma
tron was Alice Roosevelt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry ivea Cobb, parents OF the
bridegroom, then occupied hand.
some home on n street. near the resi-.
denCe nf the then Civil Service Com.
missioner and Mrs. Roosevelt. with
the residence OF Mrs Poatioihwaiie
iust around the corner. Wednesdays
ceremony was consequently the culmi.
nation Of romance begun In the
school days OF the bride and bride
gFoom, although their engagement
was only announced In the past sum.
mcr from Paris, whore the bride aud
1er mother spent several weeks, and
where the bridegroom q a student OF
architecture az the Beaux Arts. After
a short honeymoon near New York,
Mr. Cobb and his bride will sail for
Europe, where the former will con.
tinuc his studies