Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-15

the weddings arranged for the
W next two or three weeks indicates
that the selections we're made
without reference to the old
rhyme:
Monday for wealth. Tuesday for health;
Wednesday the best day OF an
Thursday for losses Friday for crosses;
And Saturday no luck at all
But ra Their because 1t was not possible for
ell to secure the favorite Wednesday. The
preponderance, however. of the liking for
the noon hour is quite marked, though the
late afternoon, which has become fashion
able also shows several adherents. Easter
Monday, long given over to Juvenile enjoy
ment, has only minor affairs outside Of
what has been planned for this important
element, or at least events which interest
restricted circle. with the important excep-
ton of the GO~Couple cotil;on-which will
be given at Rauscher's instead of down
town. as formerly.
A noon bride of Tuesday will be Miss
Katherine Engs Bradford, second daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs Royal Bradford,
and Mr.. Howard Angel Brockway. at st.
Margaret's Church. Rev. E. D. Johnson,
brother-in-law of the bride, will officiate,
and the brides sister, Miss Rose Mary
Bradford, Will be her maid of honor. MIR.
Albert L. Brockway of New York will be
best man. Messrs. William T. Dewart, AL
bert NASH William Atkinson and DR.. Rob-
ert Brockway, all of New York, will be
ushers. Mr.. Brockway is a member of the
faculty of the Peabody Conservatory, and
the couple will live in Baltimore
Another noon bride of Tuesday will be
Miss Julia Blanche Nicholson, whose mar
riage to Mr. Morgan Washburn will take
Mace a e II
Washburn will be the maid of honor and
MIR. Leonard j. Nicholson, jr., will be best
man. Messrs. Arthur Macarthur Wash
burn. Henry Browner, Herbert NJ. Hall and
Fred c. Watts will be ushers. The couple
Will live in Georgetown.
Miss Bella Edserton Bateman and Mr..
Charles D. NoorhlS of Paterson, N. J.. will
be married Tuesday evening at ST. Johns
Church, and will afterward receive at
Rauscher's from to IL. The reception
however. is limited to out-of-town guests,
relatives and personal friends of the couple.
The maid OF honor will be a sister of the
bridegroom. Miss Voorhis of Paterson Miss
Margaret Harrison Miss Natalie Magruder,
Miss Elmer Hoyt, Miss Alice Shepard, Miss
Lillian Stone Miss Feroline Perkins Miss
Sally Ovenshine and Miss Caro- Green, the
latter a cousin OF the bride, will form the
rest of the charming group of attendants.
Mr.. Ernest T. Woodwork of Passaic n. j.,
viii be best man and DR.. Franklin Van
Wrinkle, DIR. Donald Mclean, Norvell
Church and Valentine B. Holman of Wash
fngton. Schuyler Maurice Leggett and Hen
ry Vessels of New York and Clark Mat
thai and John Rouse of Baltimore will be
ushers.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Ernest Morehead Paddock, formerly
assistant rector of st. Johns and brother
in-law of the bride, and the Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith, rector of the church.
After a short out-of-town trip the couple
will return to this city and live at the
Cairo. where, OH the I'd of May, they will
receive their friends In June, after the
graduation of Mr.. Voorhis from the George
Washington University Law School, they
will go abroad for the summer.
The weddings of "the best day of air in
cude those of Miss Mamie Graham Hume
and Lieut.. Henry C. Jewett. which will
take place at the Pro-Cathedral Church of
the Ascension at 5 o'clock. and will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hume, before the departure
of the couple for their honeymoon journey.
The brides attendants will be Miss Emma
Hume, as maid of honor. and Miss Mabel
Hume and Miss Elizabeth Peters of Cincin-
natl, Miss Grace Hanna of Cleveland. Miss
Irene Moore. Miss Ruth Halford and Miss
Pauline Magruder as bridesmaids Mr..
Josiah Jewett jr., of Buffalo will be best
man. Lieut.. Dent, Lieut.. II. S. Grant Sd:
Lieut.. Adams, Lieut.. Hudson Poole, Capt.
Clark Smith and Capt. Adams will be ush-
Rev Clement Brown and Rev Thomas
Worthington Cooke of Dayton KY, broth
er-in-law of the bride. Lieut.. Jewett has
been recently ordered to Boston, and will
take his bride there.