The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05

The principal wedding Of the day IS
| that of Miss Sallie Franklin Vain
wright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Bache Wainwright, and a direct de-
scendant of Benjamin Franklin, and
Lieut. Henry Tilghman Bull, which
takes place at o'clock this afternoon
at St Andrews Church. Easter decor
atiOns mingle with cavalry yellow in
the decorations, the color being carried
out in every detail of the wedding.
Lieutenant Bull belongs to the Thir-
teenth Cavalry. United States Army,
and is the son of Commander James II
Bull United States Navy. The groom
arrived in Washington a few days ago
/ from Manila, where he is stationed,
and ,he will return to the Islands with
his bride Immediately.
| Dallas Bache Wainwright, jr., will be
the groom's best man, and Miss Anna
AspinwalI viii be maid of honor, with
/ the groom's sister. Miss MarJory Bull,
as bridesmaid. The Rev. John Aspin-
wall will oficiate. assisted by the rector
Of St Andrews.
The bridal party. with a few other
young friends, were entertained at din
net last night by Miss Anna Aspinwall,
the maid of honor.
/ Only a small reception follows the
wedding at the home Of the bride in
| Corcoran Street. to which several hun
/ bred guests are invited.
The first of the several military we'd
/ dings scheduled for the spring took
place last evening at the Highlands.
when Inspector General Of the Army
and Mrs. George II. Burton. gave their
/ daughter in marriage to Lieut.. George
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and white mingled with the yellow Of
uniforms Of the groom and brother Of
6cers made the affair particularly bril-
/ liant.
/ Miss Kathro Larabee Burton. the
bride. is one Of the handsomest girls
of the army circle. and never looked
7 handsOmer than last night when she
wore a bridal gown of lace over white
satin. Valley lilies held the long tulle
ve:l in place and formed the bouquet
carried, by the bride The matron II
[ honor Mrs. Rush Wells. who is the
wife OF Lieutenant Wells. L. S A, and
sister Of the bride wore a lace gown
/ with touches OF yellow chiffon.
Miss Anna Lee sister of the groom
and Miss Pearl Sabhl bridesmaids. wore
gowns of yellow liberty silk. the trim
mings shading into pale yellow Gen
eral Chaffee's young daughter Helen
and Virginia Lee the younger sister Of
the groom. held the ribbons which form
/ ed an aisle for the bridal party from
| the ballroom door to the improysed
altar OF blossoms
/ Lieut. Lewis Brown. also belonging
I 70 the Seventh Cavalry. was best man.
/ tor Of St. Thomas Church. performed
/ the ceremony. which was witnessed only
/ by intimate friends and relatives At
/ the reception later hundreds OF guests
] fr|N md nflHa
/ ed them happiness
! Among the out-of-town guests present
/ were Gen and Mrs. Fltzhush Lee, par
/ ents of the groom.
/ Lieutenant Lee will take his bride to
/ I ort Riley, kan. where lie is now sta
/ tened.
/ Miss Maris Blair daughter Of Robert
/ W. Blair. was married last night at s
! o'clock to Archie McCullagh. Of Canada.
AT the residence of Mr. Blair. 625 II
/ Street northeast. The ceremony was
/ performed by DR.. Chalmers Easton, pas
/ tor Of the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
/ Of which Miss Blair Is a member.
A wedding reception was held after
/ the marriage ceremony and a wedding
/ supper served A large company % the
friends of the young people were present
( The young couple left on their honey
/ moon trip ut midnight last night They
/ VIII reside at Mr.. McCullagh's home. ia
! Canada.
/ DR. Albert Joseph Carrico announces
I the marriage Of hIs sister, Emily, to
Capt John de 3. Nalbach Gardiner, OF
/ the Medical Department. United States
army. The ceremony was performed
yesterday morning at the Sacred Heart
/ Church by the Rev. Joseph T. Magee.
/ The bride is the daughter of the late
/ Thomas 4. CarrIco. NJ. D.. Of Bryan
/ town, Nd
! Captain and Mrs Gardiner left imme-
/ diately for Atlantic city. ana VIII spend
/ the summer AT the old Gardiner Manor.
/ near Hughesyille Md
| Miss Sullivan and Mrs. John J. Dolan.
/ OF 1923 Thirtieth Street northwest. VIII
( leave on Thursday for Knoxville. Tenn.
/ 20 attend the wedding Of their brother,
/ J. d. Sullivan. 10 Miss Elizabeth
[ Thornburgh. which viii take place In
/ that city on April y at noon.
/ Senator and Mrs. Asbury c. Latimer
announce the engagement Of their
/ daughter Mamie to L. Martin Heard,
4 of Georgia. the wedding 10 take place
/ June 10.
( Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage Of Edward Ches-
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/ Virginia Grover. daughter OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs Marcus -. Grover. of St Paul,
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs Barnard VIII be at
/ home AT the Gordon in this city after
/ April 20.
/ Mrs. David Graham Adee. the Misses
/ Adce, and the Misses Lamberton. ac-
cmpanied by A. A Adee. viii sail
I on Saturday from Boston 10 Naples ON
/ the steamer Romantic Mr. Adee VIII
follow his custom OF former years and
/ will take "a trip through France on BIZ
/ cycle during the spring.
Mr.. Adee has covered many OF the
/ most interesting parts of Europe in this
| independent manner and has a record
/ Of thousands OF miles covered on wheel
and on foot.
Mrs. John q. Carlisle. VINO. with her
/ two young granddaughters. the Misses
1 Jane and Laura Carlisle. has been
/ spending few days AT the Hotel Ar
/ liuStOH viii return 10 New York today.
Director and Mrs. Meredith have as
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