The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-07

one or two friends of Count Gizycki.
Mrs. Patterson and her daughter are
still in New York, and viii not return
until tomorrow or next day, when de-
tails Of the wedding viii be made
known. The Austrian ambassador and
Baroness Heugelmuller VIII entertain a
dinner party at the embassy Sunday
evening, in honor of Count Gizycki and
Miss Patterson.
Local society was seen in its happiest
and best phase last evening. when il St.
Margarets Church, at g O'Clock. Miss
Sadie Britton, daughter Of the late Alex
ander II. Britton. one OF the most widely
known meusof the District. was married
to Mr. Joseph Nelson Thompson The
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. rector. per-
formed the ceremony before a large
gathering of the friends of the families.
In contrast with the other two large
weddings Of the week when cavalry
yellow was used, the scheme in floral
decoration, as well as the maids gowns,
was carried cut in pink. Pink sweet
peas and azaleas. mingled with foliage
about the altar. gave a particularly
fresh spring touch 70 the altar. quite
In keeping with the yOuthfulncSS Of the
bride. The bridal gown was of white
chiffon on white satin. with a bridal
veil, and bouquet Of white sweet peas
and valley lilies completed the toilet.
Miss Florence BrittOn, the Young sis
ter Of the bride, was maid of honor ana
wore a gown OF white while the brides
maids-A1iss Margaret Sands, Miss Helen
Hibbs. Miss Helen Brown, Miss Anne
Rafferty,. all Of this city, and Miss Flor
ence Schuyler, Of Philadelphia. and Miss
Florence Hill of Portsmouth, y. H
were dressed in pink and carried pink
Brennon. of Mexico; Harry F. Hol-
brook, Of New York, and William q.
Baldwin, John L. Edwards, 5. p.
Thompson, and Evans Brown, of Wash
ineton. Harry Harvey, Of Baltimore,
was best man.
Mrs. BrittOn. mother Of the bride. en-
tertained the bridal party and few
intimate friends at her residence after
the wedding ana later Mr. and Mrs
Thompson left for bridal trip Of sew
cral weeks.
St. Patrick's Church was the scene OF
a pretty Easter wedding last evening.
when Miss Margaret Barrick. OF L
Street. and James J. O'Brien. OF Lexing-
ton. Ky. We're married. The Rev. DR..
y. j. Stafford officiated. The wedding
party entered the church to the strains
OF the Bridal Chorus from 'Iohen-
grin. o.
Miss Della Barrick, the pretty younger
sister OF the bride was maid OF honor.
and Smith O'Brien. brother Of the
groom, best man.
The bride was beautiful in a white
lace gown with pearl trimmings. and
white picture hat. She carried a loose
bouquet Of Bride roses
The maid of honor wore a lavender
gown Of crepe de chine with a picture
nat Of the same color, and carried Col
den Gate roses.
The altar was beautiful in decoration
Of Easter flowers and brilliant IN. cleo
Ia.
orgaIlst Of the church, Prof Armand
Gumpr5cht softly played the Hearts
ana Flowers and as the bridal party
left tho altar the strains Of the Men
delssohn Wedding March" ualed
forth. The church was filed with
friends Of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. O Rrien left Washington
later in the evening for their hone in
Lexington. ky. where the groom is
prominent in business and political
circles.
Particulars Of the marriage Of capt.
Algeruon Sartoris to Mile Gernaine
CeciIe NoufIard. have reached Wash
ington, and the friends OF Mrs gellie
Grant Sartoris and her father. thd late
General Grant. are discussing thl az
fah with interest
The cIvll ceremony of the marriage
viii take place April >. and tie re-
EslOus ceremony April p, in the Church
OF ST HOnOre D'Eylan. in Paris. Cap
tam SIItOrls' witnesses viii be the MAJ
qu.- de L'Aigle and Major II. BRtey
Mott, the United States militar! at
Miss Lille. who recently made her
debut az the Srand opera, will DE among
the bridesmaids Nile. NOUdiurd is
n.eGe o. Charles z. Halle, the qtst,
and director Of the New Galler5 Of
London. and granddaughter Of Sir
John Halle, IF England. whose etaJe
joined that OF the SartOris family
a pretty wedding at noon yestqday
in St. Josephs Church, Second ala Ci
Streets northeast, was that OF Missgcva
NJ. Ryan. Of IcesbUrg Va. and Pal j. /
Dorr, Of this city. The altar was brill /
Nautly lighted and beautifully decorted /
The Rev. Father Snytne performed The
cereMCuly. which was Witnessed ID Il
number Of friends Of the young colple. /
the bride was attired In dark blue
brO1dcloJh SUI {, trimmed with PeFi3n
braid. and were q large, white chiffon !
nat and carried wreath Of Hide |
city.
Mrs. Raymond Patterson was assist /
cd in receiving at her spring tea les
terday afternoon by Mrs. Henry BoutH |
wife OF Representative Boutell. OF lhi- /
caSO. Spring flowers were artisuqAy /
arranged in the drawing room and hn- /
ling room. Mrs. Percy Hills, 4ss /
Elizabeth Williams, and Miss Baggalay /
did the hOuOrs- /
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins received PIE /
guests at the charity ball for the Hde /
Of Iucurables at the New Willard lst |
night Mrs. Hopkins is president Of he |
beard Of lady managers. and was asst |
ed by Mrs Herbert WadswOrth, the we /
president |
The BAN was one of the prettiestpf /
the annual affairs Of this sort given y 4
the board, and while there was not IS /
generous a response OF patronage as WIS /
expected the bathrooms were comfoi- /
ably hlled. ans from social standpoit, !
"A success. /
The Austrian ambassador and BIZ /
Dress HengelmulIer have as their guqt /
Colonel Swayne, of the British arni. /
am old friend of the ambassador. andh |
late arrival from London. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Lee, of CapIa
Hin. have issued cards announcing u
marriage Of their daughter, Anna I'll /
Lee. 10 Mr. Levi Morrill,. OF Bosto,
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