Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS SATTERLEE AND MR..
RHINELANDER MARRIED.
Beautiful Ceremony at St. Adams
Followed by Breakfast.
Other Events.

1OOay AT noon at 81. AIDan 9 CnurC0 q
gathering Of personal friends Of the oou-
| pie Joined their relatives. both of this
city and out OF town. to witness the mar
rage Of Miss Constance Satterlee and
Mr.. Frederick W. Rhinelander Of New
| York city. The little church was chosen
! for the ceremony because Of the affec
| tionate interest which will always sur
round 1t by those recalling the connec-
| ton with it and the Episcopal Cathedral
| CT tho late Bishop Satterlee, father of
| the bride. HE successor, the Bishop of
Washington. the Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding,
performed the ceremony today, being as
| sisted by the brother of the bridegroom,
| the Rev. Philip Rhinelander OF New York.
The church was adorned with flowers and
| In. the lighted chanceI yellow and white
spring flowers and lilies mingled with foli-
age plants and produced an exceedingly
pretty effect.
The ushers seated the guests and after
ward preceded the bridal party to the
Richards of this city, 2. Lansing Satter-
lee, Thomas n. Rbinelander and Leroy
Gibbs. all of New York.
Miss Margaret Churchill OF New York
attended the bride, and wore a very smart
costume in yellow chiffon and satin, with
large yellow hat Her bouquet was Of
tea roses with their foliage.
The bridal toilet was Of soft white satin
very elegantly trimmed with duchesse
lace. Her lace veil was crowned with
orange blossoms. The veil and the lace
on the dress are treasured heirlooms in
the brides family. Her shower bouquet
was of white orchids and lilies Of the
valley
Mrs. Henry Yates Satterlee, mother of
the bride. afterward received the guests
at the wedding breakfast at her home on
Rhode Island avenue.
The house was gay with flowers Mr..
and Mrs. Rhinelander left this afternoon
for an extensive wedding trip and are to
make their future home in New York city.
Some Of the relatives of the bride who
were here for the happy event were Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur B. Satterlee, Mrs. Clarence
Satterlee, Miss Kathleen Satterlee. Mrs.
Satteree, DIR. Charles r. Satterlee and the
Misses Churchill Other New York
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Rhine
! lander. Miss Frederick Rhinelander. Rev.
and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander, Mr.. and
Mrs T. r. ftninelander. the Misses New
bold, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. L. r. Edgar, Mr..
and Mrs. Temple Bedowing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Martin. Mrs. John Stone. DR..
Pyster. Mrs. Willis, DIR. Reginald Willis,
Mrs. Freeborn. Dr. and Mrs. Chappell, Mr..
Rufus Graves and Miss Graves.
The wedding breakfast was served in a
large tent in the garden attached to Mrs.
ant weather adding very delightful es-
| sentials to the event.
The President, the Vice President ana
Mrs. Sherman, several members of the
| ca binet and their. wives many members
| OF the Senate and Others prominent in
| official or resident life witnessed the mar
| riage at st. Margarets Church yesterday
| afternoon of Miss Edith Lee Sutherland
| daughter OF Senator and Mrs. Sutherland
| of Utah. and Mr.. A. Robert Elmore of New
York The chancel was adorned with
| dogwOod blossoms and palms. and the
l.altar vases held great bouquets of lilies.
| Clusters of white iris and lilies made a
| border along the altar railing and chan
eel steps. The reserved pews were marked
off with bouquets of the same flowers, ar
ranged i'm tall standards, and the rest of
| the pews along the center aisle contin-
ued the same floral decoration Two
| small flags gave official distinction to the
| Presidents pew before he arrived.
A musical program enlivened the half
| hour of the assembling before the bridal
party met in the vestibue. The ushers
| were Mr. Robert Stead, jr., Mr. Harris Crist
and DR.. John Briscoe of Washington. Mr.
Morris Parker Of New York. Or. Charles
Riley of Baltimore and DIR. Henry Pick
ering Parker. They preceded the bridal
procession to the chancel. where the
! bridegroom and his best man. Mr.. Field
ing Simmons OF New York. awaited.
| The bride was attended by Miss Alice
Gilmore of New York. sister Of the
bridegroom. as maid Of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Virginia Beatty
Of Salt Lake City, Utah, Miss Eleanor
Ridgeiy and Miss Frances Goldsborough,
both OF Washington. and Miss Alice Bou-
| tell of Washington and Chicago.
The bride was escorted by her father
and was picture of youthful attractive
| ness In her trained dress OF soft white
| brocaded charmeuse satin. draped in tunic
effect. with chiffon embroidered in orange
| blossoms Her tulle veil was crowned
1 with orange blossoms and her shower
| bouquet was Of roses and lilies of the val
| ley. The maid Of honor wore apple bloom
pink charmeuse. draped tunic effect in
pink chiffon, and a hat and flowers in the
| same coloring The bridesmaids wore ap-
| pie bloom pink satin gowns. with a tunic
| effect of white lace and white chiffon, big
| white lace hats, with pink blossoms, and
| carried bouquets of pink flowers. The
| bridesmaids wore the souvenir gold brace
| let's given them by the bride and the ush-
ers the pearl stickpins given len by the
| bridegroom.
Rev Morgan Ashley of New York per-
| formed the marriage ceremony.
| A reception followed at the Highlands
| where Senator and Mrs. Suthe land the
latter gowned in gray satin and lace and
| a black hat trimmed with plumes, re-
| ceived the notable company in the flower
decked ballroom. Mrs. ElmOre, mother of
| the bridegroom, dressed in black lace with
| touches OF gold and a large black hat, also
| met. the guests of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore have started on
! western trip Of some length and will
| make their home in California on it's con-
clusiOn.