New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
rrrom The Tribune Ruresu.I


Washington. April z6.-Au Of tire members
Of the party 70 attend Miss Constance Sat
terlee daughter OF the late Bishop and
Mrs Henry Yates Satteriee. and Frederick
W Rhinelander. OF New York. at their
wedding on Thursday have arrived in the
city. Miss Marguerite Churchill will be
maid OF honor and the best man win be
George Gibbs. Of New York. The ushers
will be Oracle X. Richards. Of washington.
r. Lansing SatterIee. Thomas y. Rhinelan-
der and Leroy Gibbs. all Of New York The
brother Of the bridegroom. the Rev. Philip
Rhlnelander. will assist Bishop Harding at
the ceremony.
Senator and Mrs Sutherland entertained
eighteen guests at dinner tonight. incIud-
ing their daughter Miss Edith l. Suther-
land, and A. Roberts Elmore. Of New York,
whose marriage will take place to-mOr-
row. Others OF the party were Mrs. FL
more. the mother. and Miss Alice ElmOre.
the sister Of the bridegroom-eIect; the Rev.
Or. Morgan Ashley. of New York. who viii
oficiate at the ceremony; Fielding Sim
mons. the best man: the ushers, including
Morris Parker Of New York. and number
Of other out-of-town guests.
Captain Archibald Butt entertained at
luncheon to-day i'm compliment to Iieuten-
ant and Mrs. Kenneth Castleman. Of
Louisville. but now living at Newport,
where the lieutenant is stationed The
other guests were Psymaster and Mrs.
John III. Merriam. Mrs. Mayo and Mrs.
Cutting, OF Norfolk: Brigadler General Ed
wards. Lieutenant Commander CIeland
Davis. Frank NiIIet and c. r. Simpkins.
Paymaster and Mrs John H. Merriam en-
tertained gu ests at dinner tonight IN COM
pliment to Lieutenant and Mrs. Castle
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Murphy win 90 70
Europe early in June and will spend the
summer in Copenhagen with Mrs. Muir
phys parents. the Minister to Denmark
and Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Blech. daUgh-
ter of Mrs Paul BIech and Lieutenant
Richard Wainwright jr.. son Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Richard Wainwright. took
place at 40 this afternoon at ST. Johns
Church and was witnessed by a number
Of friends OF the bridal party from naval
and resident society circles. as well as
from oficfaI society. The bride wore a
gown OF white charmeUse satin with appli-
que lace and cut with full square train.
Her veil of tulle was held in place by a
wreath OF orange blossoms. and she car
Anita S. MackaIl, OF Savannah, accompa-
MED her cousin as maid of honor. The
bridegroom and other men I'm the bridal
party were IN full dress uniform. The best
man was Lieutenant Byron a. Long and
the ushers were Lieutenant Commander
Ridley Mclean. Lieutenant John NJ.
Enochs. Lieutenant stephen c. Rowan and
Lieutenant Harold c. Cook A small rc-
ception followed the ceremony. when only
relatives and few special friends were
present. Miss Blech received q beautiful
present from Mrs. Tart. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Wainwright will live in Washington
for the present. where the former is sta
toned
The social event OF the evening was the
reception which closed the dedicatory exer-
cises Of the new building of the Interns-
tionaI Bureau Of American Republics. The
President. the Secretary OF State. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, the Ambassador
from Mexico and John Barrett, director Of
the bureau. formed the receiving Inc. and
a large representation Of diplomatic. off,
cial and resident society attended. the Ma