New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
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Washington. April 5.-The army circle and fash
ionabIe Washington generally attended the wedding
OF Miss Sally Franklin Wainwright and Lieutenant
Henry Tilghman Bull. L. s A. which took place
at O'Clock this afternoon at St. Andrews Church
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John A
Aspinwall. assisted by the rector OF ST. Andrews
the George Carroll Carter. The bridegroom wore
white satin de chine adorned with old laces that
have been In her family since the day OF her great
great grandmother. Mrs. benjamin Franklin. and
her veil was held In place by real orange blooms
She entered the church with her father. Dallas
Bache Wainwright. preceded By Miss Anna Aspin-
wall and Miss Marjorie Bull. sister OF the bride
groom. With the white gowns worn By the maids
mingled the cavalry yellow, which also formed
the color OF the floral decorations at the church
and house. Dallas BaChe Wainwright, r., acted as
best man and the ushers were brother officers OF
the bridegroom. The home reception aftsrward
was limited TO tho relatives OF the bridal party.
The bridegroom is the son OF Commander Bull.
u. s. ". and Is now assigned 20 duty IN the Phil
ippines
Miss Harriet wadsworth. daughter OF Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Wadsworth. OF New-YOrk. en-
tertained tonight at the Abb Club. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Westcott Mr.. and Mrs Austin WadsWOrth. Mr..
and Mrs J. W. Wadsworth. r.. Miss PostIethwaite
Miss Fish. Miss Wetmore. Miss Warier Miss Rob
eson Miss Warren. Colonel Edwards. Jerome Bona
parte. Captain Leonard. Lieutenant Gherardi. Mr..
Bobroff. Of the Russian Embassy: Mr.. Itchy. OF
the Austrian Embassy. and Hugh Quincy. OF the
British Embassy
Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs Cowles wife and sister
of the President. actively interested IN the
work OF the Washington Diet Kitchen. which pre-
pares jelies. broth and other nourlshment for the
invalid poor. The Mask and Wig Club Of PhiIadei-
phia viii give play. alice in Another Land for
the benefit Of the kitchen next Monday, and among
the patrOnesses for the affair the wives OF the
Cabinet members. the leading representatives OF
official and resident society and the women Of the
Diplomatic Corps.
Practically the entire house IS sold for the per-
Torrance OF Mrs A c. Barneys musical extrava-
ganza The Dream OF Queen Elizabeth" which
Will be given Saturday afternoon for local chart
ties. This will be OF the highest priced enter
tainments ever given in Washington. the boxes
selling for 500 each and the on similar scale
Among the box holders are Mrs. George Westing-
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh Mrs Her
bert wadsworth. Senator and Mrs. Dryden Mrs
b. H. Warder Mrs. James Pinchot and Mr. Hub
bard of New-YOrk
Miss Cannon. daughter OF the Speaker OF the
House. the guest OF honor at a luncheon given
to-day by Mrs. Elizabeth J. Somers. The addi>
tional guests were Mrs. Shaw wife of the Secrs-
tary OF the Treasury: Mrs. John W. Foster. Mrs.
DalzeI. Mrs. Fleming Mrs. Spooner. Mrs. George
NJ. Sternberg. Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs Richardson. Mrs
Williams. Miss Ida Thompson and Miss Eddy
Mrs. John c.. Carlisle and her two young grand
daughters. who have been spending a few days in
Washington. returned 70 New-York to-day.
Mrs. George Howard gave small tea yesterday In
honor OF her sister. Nine Henri de SibOur. of New.
York
The Sixty Couple Cotilon gave its spring subscrfp-
ton dance tonight. The chairman OF the com
mittee in charge was. usual. Mrs Charles G.
Campbell daughter OF the late Admiral Porter
The favors were dainty French tribes and flowers
Mrs. Hitchcock. Mrs. r. S. Oliver Mrs Charee
Mrs George Ia Gillespie and Mrs. J. B. Henderson
were among the patronesses OF the musical rendf.
tion Of "Enoeh Arden given at the shorehan this
afternoon.