The Washington herald., 1907-04-18
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Marriage Of Miss GlennOn to
Lieut.. Cross, I. S. A.
BONAPARTEs SET PRECEDENT
Give Their Dinner Parties in BaIti-
mOre-weddIng of Miss Grace
Train and sIyron NJ. whitney, Jr.,
OF BOstOn-ReceptIOn Given to the
National Academy of Science.

Miss Isabel Harrison Glennon. daughter
Of Commander Glennon, T. S. n. anC
Mrs. Glennon, and Lieut.. Matthew Arthur
Cross. L. s. A, were married al moor
yesterday. The ceremony was performed
/ al st. Thomas Church, the Rev. Ernes
Smith officiating. Palms decorated ta'
chancel and white roses the altar, and 9
large gathering Of army and navy anC
residential people filed the nave of thC
handsome, large church.
/ Lieut.. Cross had for his ushers some Of
! his classmates at West Point. brother
officers in the artillery corps. The ushers
were Lieuts. Mcdonald and BlakeIy OF
Fort Myer Lieut.. Roberts. Pettus, and
Wrad, of Washington Barracks, and
Lieut. Fenton. of West Point. Lieut.
Berry, of Fort Myer was best man for
Lieut. Cross. The ushers led the wedding
procession to the altar and were followed
by the bridesmaids. Miss Virginia Dor
rance. Miss Louise Scribner, Miss Grace
Allan, and Miss Sadie Murray, with the
maid OF honor, Miss Katherine Clabaugh
bringing up the rear
The bride followed, escorted by her
father. who was also in fun uniform.
The bridal gown OF duchess satin became
the young bride. a pretty and slender
brunette. 1t was made empire and trim
med down the front with panel of point
applique lace. The corsage Of the gown
was almost completely covered with point
Her tulle veil was held in place by a cor
net OF orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Miss Katherine Clabaugh the maid Of
honor. wore a dainty gown of tucked
mousslelne, made princess, and trimmed
with entire deux Of embroidery, running in
panels Iengthwise of the gown. the whole
built over pink silk Her hat was a
Leghorn trimmed with pink plumes. The
bridesmaids gowns were Of Paris mouslin,
trimmed with lace insertion and pink rib
bons over slips of pink silk. Their hats
were Leghorns. trimmed with pink Wis
taria and ribbons.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
followed at the brides home, in \ street.
Two large nags We're draped over the
bay window. held in place in the center
by the guidon of the bridegrcom's bat
terry. Here, amidst a massing Of palms
and foliage plants. the bridal couple re-
ceiyed the congratulations OF their
guests
Mrs. GiennOn. mother Of the bride. well
coined the guests. in a handsome toilette
of grey crepe de chine and lace A
portion of the Marine Band played
throughout the reception. and later in the
afternoon Lieut. Cross and his bride left
i0r wedding trip. the destination Of
which they did not reveal They viii go
later TO Sandy Hook, n. Y. where Lieut.
Cross is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs Fielding Lewis Marshall
and their daughter Miss Mary b. Mar
shall. have gone TO New York 70 meet
Mr. Richard F. A. Amphlett, Of Wych-
bold England who is to marry Miss
Marshall the end of the month They
will return 20 Washington in a few days.
Attorney General and Mrs. Bonaparte
have established a precedent in the man
ner Of giving dinner parties. They have
both town house in Baltimore and "A
country place near by. but they have no
house at the Capital, simply living in
small apartment when here. so they in
vited their guests 10 dine with them al
their home in Baltimore last night. That
they are popular as hosts must be taken
for granted. fr a party numbering six
teen'made the up to Baltimore and back
for the pleasure Of being entertained by
them The guests were Justice and Mrs.
White, the Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Metcalf. the Minister from the Meth
erlands and Nine van Swindercn. the
Norwegian Minister and Mime. Hauge.
the Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Oliver. the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Newberry, Lieut. Com
mander Albert Key. IL 5 y, and Mrs.
Key and Dr. and Mrs. Chatard.
Seventeen more guests have accepted
the invitations of the Attorney General
and AIRS B0naparte to dine with them
also in Baltimore tonight
Mrs. Donald Cameron entertained at
yesterday. complimentary to
Mrs. Berdan. of Rome. who is visiting her
sister Mrs Joseph Hobson. Among the
guests were Mrs. Townsend and Mrs.
HobsOn.
Former Senator and Mrs. John B. Hen
derson entertained at a reception last
night at their home known as Boundary