The Washington times., 1909-04-22
TURNS OUT IN FORCE
FOR. CATL!N-ClISSLtR MARRIAGE
St. Adams Cathedral Fill
ed With Friends and
Relatives.
Reception at the Home of
Brides Mother Fol-
lows Ceremony.


st. Adams Cathedral was the scene
at noon today of a beautiful wedding
when Miss Mary Lansing Catlin be-
came the bride sc DR.. Edward Cussler,
of New York. The Right Rev. Alfred
s. Harding, bishop of Washington, per-
formed the marriage ceremony in the
presence of large gathering Of reIa-
tives and friends. A profusion of
Easter lilies and palms formed the dec
orations. which were exceptionally ar
tistic
The bride. who is a daughter of the
late capt, Robert Catlin. q. S. A, and
niece OF the late Bishop Satterlee.
was given in marriage by her uncle.
Arthur SatterIee, of Ardsley-on-the-
Hudson, n. Y. Her bridal gown was
an empire model OF white satin crepe
de chine. draped with old rose roint
lace, which has been in her family for
many years. Her veil, which was also
of rose point lace, arranged with
orange blossoms. has been worn by
brides in her family for three genera
lions past. The bridal bouquet was a
shower of Bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Jane Catlin, as her sisters maid
of honor. wore a white wolfe empire
gown trimmed wit effective touches
of blue, and large black chip straw
hat trimmed with black willow plumes
Her bouquet was of old-fashioned gilly
flowers.
Miss Jane Hunt and Miss Con3tance
Satterlee, daughter of the late Bishop
Satterlee. wore empire gowns of white
voile trimmed with touches of blue
and yellow, with large black hats
trimmed with black and pale blue
plumes. and carried yellow spring flow
ers.
DR. Bingham. of New York. was best
man for DR.. Cussler, and the ushers
were Dr. G. Reese Satterlee. of Pat
erson, N. J.; Dr. Fred H. Bartlett, Dr.
F. B. Humphreys, and DR.. ]. &. Green
way, all of New York.
A small reception in the home CT the
brides mother. Mrs. Robert CatIin, on
Q street, followed the ceremony, and
later in the day DR.. and Mrs. Cussler
left Washington for their bridal trip
Mrs. Cussler wore for travelling a tail
ored suit of dark green cloth with a
hat of old rose trimmed with touches
of green velvet
DR.. and Mrs. Cussler will make their
home in New York after May /.
Dr.. Vogel Host
The Swiss Minister, DR.. Leo VogeI
had a company dining with him last
evening, including Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. John ]. Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins, and Miss Laura
Harlan.
entertaining a small company infor-
mally.
Mrs j. B. Foraker entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock ut her
residence on Sixteenth street in honor
Of the Ohio delegation 10 the d. A R
convention Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright
and Mrs. Thomas n Anderson pre-
sided at the daintily appointed tea
table.
DR.. Harvey Wiley. of the Department.
of Agriculture, will be the honor guest
of the Congressional Club tomorrow af-
ternoon at the usual Friday reception.
The president CT the club. Mrs. James
Breck Perkins, will receive the guests.
! assisted by Mrs. Hubbard, Of Iowa /;
Mrs. Stevens, OF Minnesota; Mrs. Cor
don. of Tennessee; Mrs. De Almond.
of Missouri; Mrs. Schluter, of Texas;
| Texas. chairman Of the reception com
mittee.
Mrs. James R. Mann. OF Illinois, and
Mrs. BTodhead. Of Pennsylvania, will
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Mrs, Harry Jones, of Toledo, Ohio.
who is spending several weeks In Wash
ington, the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Dugan, on NJ street,
was hostess at a luncheon today, fol-
| lowed by matinee party at Chase s.
| of Austin, Tex. and Miss May VoIk-
/ man, who Is leaving Washington short
/ ly for the South. The other guests
were Mrs. Joseph DugaR and Miss Lula
/ Volkman.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph z. Thropp en-
| teTtained at a dinner OF eighteen COW
ers last evening in honor of the Vice
! President and Mrs. Sherman.
General Black and his daughter, Mrs.
/ Vrooman, entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to Mrs. A. r.
! Howard, OF Palestine, Tex, their house
guest.
For Mrs. Mckee.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
of Mrs. James Robert Mckee. The
| additional guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Arthur Lee. Mrs. McCallum, Miss Nc
| Kee, Miss Armstrong, Mr.. Yoacham,
of the Chilean legation; Major Horton,
!
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson
| were among the hosts at dinner last
evening. Their guests were Senator
1 and Mrs. William Alden Smith. Sen
/ ator and MRS. Cummins, Representa-
/ tive and Mrs Lowden. the Assistant
| Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Norton;
/ Mrs. William Barret Ridgely. Mrs.
John e Bushnell. OF Minneapolis, and
/ Sidney Williams.
| Commander and Mrs. William Man
| ming Irwin entertained at dinner last
! evening General and Mrs. Ma shall,
| Captain and Mrs. Mclean, Judge and
/ Mrs. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. BTodhead
| Major and Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Vrooman
| Mrs. Attwell, Mrs. Mccartney. Major
| Judson, Mr.. Richardson, and Mr. Bar
| bour.
Mrs. L. u. Letter has sent out cards
for a garden party, Tuesday, April q.
|
Mrs. Tom A. Williams, who will spend
I he ztrT- In en- will ha Of