Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Weddings of Next Week and
Other April Dates.
AT HOME AND CHURCH
SEASON OF GAYETY STARTS OFF
WELL.
Where the Fashionab1es Will Meet
Each Other for Enjoyment
Personal Notes.

The brides and grooms will be important
personages in the Easter pageant. the
events beginning Monday night at st. Mar
garet's Church, when Miss Anna Dennis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooper
Dennis. and Mr.. Henry Frank Moore will
be married by the rector. Miss Mary
Liverman Smith will be maid of honor
and Mr.. Stanley Moore of Chicago, brother
of the grom. will be best man. Messrs.
F. c. Levin of Philadelphia, Irving H.
Dunlap A. H. Baldwin and Walter F.
Rogers of Washington will be ushers. A
reception for the bridal party and re-
latives will follow at the Dennis residence.
Two noon weddings are fixed for Tues
day, one for st. Paurs P. E. Church and
the other at home At the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Poulson Harrison, daughter of
Mrs. Virginia Harrison, and Mr. John Lee
Edwards, at st. Pauls, the bride will be
attended by Miss Emily Hobbie of Newark,
N j., as maid of honor. Mr.. Joseph Thomp
son will be best man and the following will
serve as ushers: DIR. Robert Beale, cousin
Of the groom; Mr.. Erskene Sunderland,
Mr. David o. Sunderland Mr.. Albert p.
MADEIRA, Mr.. Alfred Leet and Mr.. Orville
Ecker. Church cards accompany the in
vitations. No reception will follow the
ceremony, but the couple will receive their
friends the first and second Fridays in
may, 4 TO {, IL IJUo + street.
The Monday dances for this season will
close Easter Monday with a cotillion at
Rauschers, which promises to be one of
the prettiest balls of the spring. The sixty
couple cotillion Tuesday night at Masonic
Temple and the Home for Incurables' ball
at the New Willard Thursday night are
other events that the dancing world is
ticipating with great pleasure.
The marriage of Miss Edith Newlands
daughter of Senator Newlands and Mr.
Charles H. L. Johnson, son of the late W.
w. Johnson, will take place at Woodley
the suburban home of the family, on Tues
day, when Rev. Mr.. Thayer of ST. Marks
School, New Hampshire, will officiate in
the presence of relatives of the contracting
parties and their personal friends The
brides desire that her wedding be unosten-
tatious and simple is in this instance easy
to carry out, as the distance of the scene
Of the interesting event from the city pre-
cludes any outward curiosity at least. The
Newlands' house is so charmingly arranged
and so attractive that it presents an ideal
spot for the solemnization of marriage
and the family festivity in connection
with it.
Wednesday night, at the West Washing
ton Baptist Church, Miss Emma Winifred
Truett, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. George
be married, the brides fathers officiating.
The brides attendants will be Miss Lille
E. Truett. as maid of honor; Miss Marga
ret Elizabeth Van Denbergh and Miss Mary
Louise Cromwell of this city and relatives
of the bride. Miss Florence Winkemeier of
New York. Miss Emma katherine Phillips
of Richmond and Miss Macie Lutte Kelly Of
Brostersburg, Va, college friends of the
bride. Mr.. Harry F. Talbot of Richmond
will be best man. Messrs. Brooks Birdsong,
Hugh Powell Of Richmond. Herbert Ross
Van Denbergh, Charles V. Grunwell of this
city, relatives of the bride, and Frank
T,OniS Coll of PhilG6a1nbia will q J1ShorS
The Virginia Glee Club, of which the groom
is manager. will sing the wedding march.
reception follows the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents.