Evening star., 1902-01-08

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c. Piatt. Miss Paulding, Mr.. Chauncey NJ
Depew, jr, Senator Redfeld Proctor, Mrs.
Proctor, Miss Proctor, Senator George p.
wetmore. Mr.. Rogers wetmore.
| Mr.. Henry B. F. Macfariand. Mrs. Mac
farland. Miss Macfarland, Mr.. and Mrs
John w, Douglass, Mr.. Clifford Stevens
Walton. Mrs. Walton. Mr.. John F. Baker
Rev. John NJ. Schick. Mrs. Schick, Mr.
James F. schick, Bishop John F. Hurst
Miss Hurst. Right Rev. H. Y. satterlee
Alexander Mackay-smith. Mrs Mackay-
Smith, the Misses Mackay-Smith, Rev w
H. Milburn. the Misses Milburn. Rev. Hen
ry N. Couden, Mrs. Couden.
DR.. P. n. Rixey. Mrs. Rixey. Mrs. Eng
lish, Miss Taunt, Mr.. George Fabyan, Mrs
Fabyan, Mr.. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs
walsh. Mr.. Charles B. Alexander. Mrs
Alexander Mrs. ]. West Roosevelt. Mr.
| Squires.
The presentation of cards of admission
was generally regarded as a success. The
small white envelopes In which they were
| inclosed were like snow on the front porti-
| CO. An authority at the front door said
| there were probably 1000 persons present
II was long past midnight when the last
| or the throng left the house and later still
when the driveway was cleared of car
| rfages- Fortunately the weather was so
mild that the enforced waiting was no par
ticuiar hardship. The wiser persons, how
ever, mad their carriages await them out
side OF the gates and were comfortably at
home before those of the others could be
| summoned to the portico. -
The marriage today at noon of Miss Julia
Foraker, daughter of Senator and Mrs
FORAKER, to Mr.. Francis King Wainwright
was witnessed by family party. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. DIR. Mackay-
Smith and was followed by a large recep-
tion, at which about 400 guests were pres
ent Mr. and Mrs. Wainwright left on the
afternoon train for a honeymoon jaunt
Their future home will be at Bryn Mawr
Dut until their new house there is COM
pleted, the couple will live in Philadelphia
Flowers and music added to the charms
OF beautiful home, made the wedding
scene most interesting one. The cere-
mony took place in the ball room in front
of the mantel. The bower was formed of
easter lilies, against a background of
palms and a hedge of green divided this
suggestion of chancel from the rest of
the room. Garlands Of asparagus over
doorways, ETC., gave other festive touches
both to this room and those adjoining
Out in the dining room holly wreaths and a
centerpiece of poinsetta blooms on the
table brought back the holiday season, the
hospitality of which was most apparent
An orchestra was stationed on the second
balcony of the broad stairway. and played
the wedding march the bride who was
escorted by her father approached the ball
room. AT the threshold she was met by
the groom and his best man. Mr. Clement
Reeves Wainwright. The couple had only
received the congra tulations of their rela-
yves When the guests began to arrive for
the reception.
The bride of today is the younger of the
three daughters of Senator and Mrs For
aker, who have been so prominent in social
life since coming here to live. She made
her debut three years ago, and has been
extremely popular. Her engagement was
announced toward the close of last season.
with that Of her sister. who has since be-
come Mrs. Randolph Matthews of Cincin-
natl. Her wedding dress was of heavy
white satin, with yoke and sleeves of rose
point. Her veil of tulle was held by orange
blossoms The jewels worn were gifts-a
crescent of diamonds from her father and
a dog collar of pearls, from the groom.
Mrs Foraker wore a Paris gown of white
panne satin. brocaded with wisteria and
trimmed with ecru lace and green leaves;
diamond ornaments. Miss Foraker wore
white lace; Mrs. Matthews white and black
net.
The bridal party and personal friends of
the couple, twenty in ALL sat at table to-
gether for their wedding breakfast The
table was spread in an upstairs room and
decorated with orchids, with corsage bou-
quets and boutonnieres of violets. With
Mr.. and Mrs Wainwright were Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Matthews Mr. and Mrs
Preston Gibson. Miss Foraker, Miss Helen
F'foulke, Miss Helen Bell Miss Enrol Brown
ana MISS Katherine Ward, Miss Mary Nc
Lean. Miss Burd Thaw and Miss Painter
OF Pittsburg; Mr.. Clement Wainwright, Mr.
Howard Ellison and Mr.. Burrows Sloan of
Philadelphia: Mr. Slidell. Mr. Loose and
NIL uhiii anu MI. w aRRaman OF this CITY
Senatorial and diplomatic circles were
largely represented in the guests attending
the reception, as well as the resident fami-
lies The bride received number Of ele-
CANT gifts, which made glittering coIlac-
ton, while being shown lately
Mr.. Wainwright, who is Princeton grad
uate OF lsg9, is member of the Ritten-
house and Princeton Clubs in Philadelphia
and the Merton Cricket Club
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Roosevelt We're among the first to offer con-
gratulations to the newly married couple
and remained for quite time
Another most interesting occasion TODAY
at noon was the marriage of Miss Elise
Bradford daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs Bradford. to Rev. Edward Darlington
johnson of Brunswick, Me. Bishop Sat
terlee performed the ceremony at st.
Marks Pro-Cathedral, which was selected
because IT was the scene a few years ago
of Mr.. Johnson's ordination.
Mr.. Leighton Franklin of Philadelphia,
Dr. Taylor b. Dixon, Mr.. H. H. d. Sterrett
and Mr.. Daniel L. Hazard were the ushers
The brides only attendant was her sister,
Miss Katherine Bradford, and Rev Philip
NJ. Rhinelander was best man. The bride
was escorted by her father. Her wedding
gown was of white lace over white satin
A tulle veil was worn and a white prayer
book, from which Bishop Satterlee read the
service, was carried. The maid of honor
was in white voile over white silk and her
bouquet was cluster of holly tied with
| red ribbons. The chancel was hung with
altar and poinsetta blooms in the vases
Mrs. Bradford wore lavender silk and
lace. Mrs. II. L. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
| Hutchinson of Philadelphia. Mrs. Engs of
| Hartford. Miss Marcia Bradford of Boston
| and DR.. Franklin of Philadelphia were
among the out-of-town guests.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bradford enter
| tained the bridal party and relatives at a
| wedding breakfast afterward before the de-
| parture of Rev. and Mrs. Johnson for the
north. They will live at Brunswick Me-.
where the former is rector of st. Paul's
Church.
A dance will be given at the Dumbarton
| Club Saturday, January Ii.
Mrs. r. E. L. Wiltberger. 2519 14th street
| northwest, will be at home Mondays, jan
uary 13 and 20.
Mrs. ]. Eisenmann will be at home FRI
| days, at 914 NJ street.
Miss Carrye Neumyer is the guest OF the
| Misses Blumenthal At home Sundays
Mrs. Bermann will not be at home to-
| morrow (Thursday), but will receive the
| remaining Thursdays in January.
Mrs. II. ]. Ellicott, 1868 California ave-
| nue., will be at home Wednesday, Janu-
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