The Washington times., 1913-06-11

Washington society still remaining In
the Capital will gather at st. Thomas
Ehurch at 4:3O o'clock this afternoon to
witness the marriage Of Miss Anne
Greble. daughter Of Lieut. Col. and Mrs.
Edward st. John Greble, to DR.. William
Lawrence Estes. jr., OF Baltimore, ana
will again form gay company at the
Playhouse. where the reception will
follow.
Miss Greble Is one Of the most popular
young women OF society, and the ar
rangements for the wedding have been
made In keeping with her popularity.
The church will be profusely decorated
about the altar with palms, long ferns.
and white flowers. and at the Playhouse
the decorations will be In pink.
Lieutenant Colonel Greble will give his
daughter away. and she will wear one
Of the most interesting wedding gowns
seen here in years. 1t is Of soft white
satin almost covered with rare old rose
point lace. the bodice being completely
made Of 1t. A novel feature of her cos
tune will be the graceful combining Of
rose point lace with the tulle veil which
reaches the hem of her train. The lace
is arranged in cap shape over her hair,
and from the shoulders down the tulle
veil will fall
Orange blossoms, which, for the sake
of tradition, must adorn the costume of
every bride. will be arranged just At
the back of her coiffure, and, instead
Of bridal bouquet, she will carry a
white prayer book from which will fall
a shower of lilies of the valley. MISS
Greble's attendants will be Mrs.
Quincy Gilmore. of Philadelphia,
matron of honor; Miss Mildred Grcble.
maid of honor; Miss Marcia Estes, Sis
ter of the bridegroom and Miss Jeanette
Allen. bridesmaids. The gowns to be
worn by the matron Of honor and the
bridesmaids are of cream white shadow
lace over white satin, with the upper
part of the skirt and the lower part
of the bodice showing over soft pink
chiffon. Girdles of pink and blue will
give a charming French touch to the
costumes and with them they will wear
lace hats trimmed with soft folds CT
pink ribbon finished with a generous
bow in the back, and the streamers
caught with little pink rose buds. The
same garlands of roses are arranged
on the bodices of the costumes, to show
beneath the shadow lace.
Mrs. Greble will wear a costume Of
taupe satin trimmed with wide lace and
a hat of black with pink roses. When
the bride leaves Washington this cven-
ing, she will wear a stunning costume
of blue corded bengaline, with a hat
of the same shade.
DR.. Estes will have as best man Lieut..
of the bride, and the ushers include DIR.
John Gerster and Barrett Littell. OF
New York; DR.. Frank Slayden. DR..
Guthrie and DIR. Walter BaetJer. Of Bal
timore. The Rev. c. Ernest Smith. rec
tor Of ST. Thomas Church. will offici-
ate.
Immediately following the ceremony,
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Greble, &C
companied by the wedding party al.
their invited guests. will go to the
Playhouse, in y street, where the re-
ception will be held.
The wedding is one of the largest OF
this summer. and among the out-of-
town guests are Mrs. Howard Potter,
of Durango, Mexico; DR.. William L.
Estes. of South Bethlehem, Pa, and
and Miss Margaret Estes. father and
sisters of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gen. and Mrs. T. II. Barrett. Of Gov
ernors Island; Mrs. X. f. Hammond
and Mrs. James Parker, Of San Fran
cisco: Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Helme, OF
Philadelphia; John Hager, OF Lancas-
ter. Pa; Mrs. G. C. Griffith. OF Balu-
more: Lloyd Taylor, OF Richmond !;
Lieutenant Ballinger. and Malcolm
Huey, OF Philadelphia.
DR.. Estes and his bride will take a
wedding journey North, starting late
this evening.
Chevy Chase Club was gay last night
with the guests who are here 10 at
tend the marriage OF Miss Anne Greble.
daughter of Lieut.. Col and Mrs. y. 81
John Greble. and DIR. William Lawrence
Estes. of Baltimore. Colonel and Mrs
Greble first entertained the entire wed
ding party and others at dinner. and
dance followed. In the company were
DIR. Estes. Miss Anna Estes. Miss Mar
cia Estes and Miss Margaret Estes
father and sisters of the bridegroom
elect: Gen. and Mrs. Thomas II. Barry,
OF Governors Island: Mr., and Mrs.
Quincy Gilmore. of Philadelphia; Mrs.
James Parker and Mrs. r. +. Ham
mond, OF San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Helme. OF Philadelphia: DR.. an6
Mrs. John Gerster. of New York: DR..
John Gerster. Jr.; Miss Jeannette AL
len, the Misses Greble. Lloyd Taylor. OF
Richmond; Col. John Biddle, Charles
Clark, of Chicago: Markham Huey. of
New York; G. Barrett Littell. of New
York: DIR. Frank Sladen. DR.. Walter
kins. Baltimore. and a number of
others. Following the dinner there was
dancing.