Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD
The Brides and Grooms of the
Coming Week.
EASTER PLEASURES
THE CHARITABLE AFFAIRS PLAY
THEIR USUAL LARGE PART.
Recent and Coming Sociabilities-Fu-
ture Weddings-Persona1
Notes.
EASTER PLEASURES

A very large part of the entertainments
of Easter week will be conferred about the
brides and grooms. Most of the weddings
take place at churches. and three are to be
military pageants. Miss Kathro Larrabee
Burton, daughter of Inspector General Geo.
HI. Burton, and Lieut. Geo. Mason Lee,
son of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, will
be married at the Highlands Monday
night in presence of small family party,
but large reception will follow. Mrs
Rush Wells will be matron of honor for her
sister, whose other attendants will be Miss
Anne Lee and Miss Pearl Sabine of Cali
fornia. Lieut.. Lewis Brown of the 7th
Cavalry, will be best man. The cavalry
color-yellow-will dominate in the dresses
of the bridesmaids and their flowers. and
Mrs. Wells will wear white lace and yell
low chiffon. Two ribbon bearers will be
Miss Helen Chaffee, the schoolgirl daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee and Miss
Virginia Lee, a sister of the bridegroom.
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector of st. Thomas
Church, will perform the ceremony. The
bridal toilet will be of white lace over
white satin, and her bouquet will be a
cluster of Easter lilies. The young couple
will go out to Fort Riley, Kan, where the
former Is stationed.
Another wedding, with military setting
will be that of Miss Sally Franklin
Wainwright and Lieut.. Henry Tilghman
Bull, U. 8. A.. which will take place Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at st. Andrews
Church. Rev. John A. Aspinwall will Off
ciate, assisted by Rev. George Calvert Car
ter, rector of St Andrews. Miss Anna AS
pinwall will be the maid of honor and Miss
Majorie Bull. sister of the bridegroom,
bridesmaid. Mr.. Dallas Bache Wainwright,
jr., will be best man. The attractive young
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
las Bache Wainwright, and Lieut.. Bull is
the son of Commander Bull. U. S. N. The
newly married couple will start soon for
the Philippines. from which Lieut.. Bull has
but lately returned. The cavalry colors will
lead naturally in the decorations and old
family laceS will adorn the brides toilette,
as might be expected of the charming great
Observation-Disclosures of Mrs. Benjamin
Franklin. Real orange blossoms will hold
her veil in place. The home reception af-
terward is limited to the relations and the
bridal party.
Miss Julia Eva Gober and Lieut. William
Alden Powell will be married at st. Johns
Wednesday morning. The latter is attached
to the transport Thomas. A noon wedding
of the same date will be that of Miss Will
helmina Agnes Reeve and DR.. Greer
Baughman of Richmond. Miss Felicia Reeve
and DR.. William Lyme of Richmond will be
the only attendants.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Brtton
Mr. Joseph Nelson Thompson will take place
Wednesday evening at st. Margaret's
Church. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, the rec
tor. officiating.
The young and attractive bride will have
seven attendants, her younger sister, Miss
Flora, as maid of honor, and Miss Flor
ence Hill of Portsmouth n H; Miss Flor
ence Schuyler of Philadelphia, Miss Anne
Rafferty, of New York, Miss Margaret
Sands, Miss Helen Brown and Miss Helen
Hibbs as bridesmaids. Mr. Harry Harvey
of Baltimore will be best man. and Messrs
John c. Bremen of Mexico, Harry F. Hol-
brook of New York and VIM. o. Baldwin,
John L. Edwards, S. P. Thompson and
Evans Browne of this city ushers. Pink
and white will form the color scheme at
the church and house, and the brides
maids are to wear pink liberty silk dresses
The maid of honor will be in white liberty
silk and the bride in white chiffon and lace
A small reception will follow at the home
of Mrs. A. T. Britton, on Mintwood place.
before the departure of the couple, whose
future nome is to be in this city The
brides sisters. Miss Susie and Miss Flora
Britton, are sailing in few weeks for
Europe, to spend year in travel Mrs
Britton will shortly dismantle her present
home, and will take an apartment at the
Woodley during their absence
An out-Of-town wedding next week to
which both personal and family interests
are attached, will be that of Miss Olivia
Wolfe, daughter of Mrs. Maria Magruder
Wolfe of Pittsburg, but formerly of this
city, to Mr. Frederick Nash Kollock jr
The bride-elect is the niece of DR. G. LLOYD
Magruder, Mr.. John H. Magruder and Miss
Blanche Magruder of this cit. The latter
with Mrs. John Magruder, will be present at
the ceremony. Mr.. Kollock comes from an
OLD and well-known North Carolina family
although his parents live at present at
Portland Greg. The bride has received
beautiful presents from home friends and
from abroad, and the couple will start in
life under the happiest auspices The
wedding will be a home event.
An Easter Monday wedding in Baltimore
n IicC
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee of
that city, to Mr.. James Winslow Lynch of
Washington.
Bates Batcheller sang at the White House
Thursday evening. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes, Senator and Mrs. Lodge and Rep
resentative Gillett were dinner guests. who
afterward listened to the singing
baugh, Mrs. George Hamilton, Mrs Tall
madge A. Lambert, Mrs. Beverly Mason
and Mrs. Philip Orme will chaparon the
Georgetown students dance, Easter Mon
afternoon will be the bal poudre at Gen.
and Mrs. Diapers for the youthful asso-
ciates of their daughter Margaret.
The sixty-couple cotillion will be given
Tuesday night and is anticipated with the
usual joy by all concerned.
The Home for Incurables ball at the
New Willard Wednesday night will be the
only large ball of the week The fancy
dress tea at Rauscher's for ST. Matthew'S,
the musicale at Mrs. Pinchot's for ST. AL
bans parish guild, the musicale at Mrs.
Walton's for the Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital and the musicale at the Shore
ham for st. Agnes Industrial School will
prove strong attractions for many.
Secretary and Mrs Hay, Capt. and Mrs
Beach, Representative and Mrs. Sibley,
Senator and Mrs. Dryden, Rev. DR.. and
Mrs Aspinwall, Dr. and Mrs. Francis
Nash, Mrs. Abercrombe, Mr.. and Miss
Ridgely, are among hosts and hostesses
who will give dinners during the next fort,
night.
Mrs. Charles G.. Dulin, with her son. Mr..
Albert Dulin, and her little daughter Bea-
trice has been at Atlantic City this week,
and will remain during next.
Miss Matte Hubbard of Birmingham
Ala, is the guest of Miss Bonnie Naben,
$50 Sd street northwest.
Mrs. j. B. Drummer of Philadelphia Ea.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. s. NJ. Plumey
of 4OS H street northwest, for the Easter
holidays.
A number of the ladies of the Stonewall
Ia Mo 4,