Evening star., 1914-04-05
Coming Weddings.


wedding day. April %. The bridegroom
to-be. Paymaster j. j. Knapp, U. S. N,
will arrive here April 13 aboard the May
| flower, of which he is an officer, and
which is happily returning from Mexican
waters in time for the original date set
| for the wedding.
His mother. Mrs. John ]. Knapp. will
entertain Miss Marshall, Miss Eleanor
Wilson and other attendants for the bride
at a luncheon Tuesday. April IA. Mrs
Eugene F. Ladd will entertain Miss Mar
shall and her attendants at luncheon the
following day, and April 16 Maj. William
,, D. Connor, Engineer Corps, U. 8. A, and
Mrs. Connor will give a dinner dance for
Miss Marshall. Mrs. Delos Blodgett will
give a dinner dance for Miss Marshall
and Paymaster Knapp. Tuesday, April IA,
and Miss Julia Heyl will give tea dance
for the bride-elect April IS. There are a
number of other entertainments in pros
pect for Miss Marshall before the we'd
a busy week.
The bridal party will include Mrs.
Frank Phipps. wife Of Capt. Phipps, who
will be matron OF honor; Miss Dorothy
Arkwright of Georgia, cousin of Miss
Marshall, who will be maid of honor. and
Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss Julia Heyl
Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss Katherine Du
Bose, Miss Hazel Funk of Bloomington,
Ill. and Miss Mary Bayne of New York,
who will be bridesmaids
Mr.. Edward Randolph Eberle OF
New York. son of Capt. Edward W.
Eberle, stationed at the Naval War Col
lege at Newport, will be best man. The
ceremony will be at the Church of the
Covenant at o'clock.
Miss Frances C. Brooks and Mr.. Ed
ward c. b. Fletcher of Philadelphia will
be married at ST. Thomas Church April
%. Mr.. Fletcher's sister, Mrs. j. Ernest
Richards of Radnor. Pa, will be matron
of honor: Miss Amy Brooks, sister of the
bride. maid of honor, and there will be
several bridesmaids.
Mr.. Fletcher will have his brother, Gus
tave b. Fletcher, as best man, and the
ushers will for the most part be the Phil
adeiphia friends Of the bridegroom-elect.
The marriage of Miss Minnie May Win
gate, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Reber Wingate, and Mr.. Albert Atwood
Henderson will take place Wednesday,
April Is, at 8 PM, at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Phelps Of Newark. N. j.,
Will attend her sister as matron of honor,
rian Taylor, Miss Dorothy Shaw. Miss
Irene Meyers and Miss Jessie Ramsey,
The brides brother, Lieut. H. A, Wingate,
U: s. A., of Fort Constitution. N. H.,
VIII act as best man. and the ushers will
be Mr.. Glen Smith OF Baltimore. Mr.. John
Lesley Vandergrift, Mr.. Stanley Long
and Mr.. William Adams of this city.
a reception will follow at the home OF
the brides parents on Garfield street
At the marriage of Miss Elsie Mackin-
tosh and Mr.. Carl W. Rosenbusch next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
vermont Avenue Christian Church the
pride Will be escorted by her uncle Mr..
stuart J. Gass, and the brother of the
bridegroom. Mr.. Louis Rosenbusch. will
be best man. The maid of honor will be
the brides sister, Miss Grace Mackin-
f9sh. and the bridesmaids are to be Miss
hazel Reed. Miss Bessie Macintosh,
MISS Mary McCallum and Miss Louise
Widmayer. The ushers will be Mr.. Henry
Miller, Mr.. Forest Harrison, Mr. Drury
Pollock, Mr.. Tom Chapman, Mr.. Jules
Ebel and MIR. William Shutrump. Rev.
Walter F. Smith will officiate. A recep-
don Will follow at the brides home, 6O1
Park road.
Two Richmond friends of Miss Belle
WIZARD, daughter Of the American am
oassador to Spain, will be in her bridal
party: They are Miss Virginia Christian
and Miss Gay Montague
They will sail for Europe in time for
the wedding. which is to take place in
Madrid when the bridegroom, Kermit
Roosevelt, emerges from the south
American jungle where he ia on a
hunting and exploration trip with his
rather, Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
former Presidents second son was an
nounced in January the. date for the
wedding has been undecided. because
OF the uncertainty of the time Of the
their trip through South America is
completed After the wedding il is he.
lieved Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt
VIII make their home in soa Paulo,
he was engaged in business.
He went to Brazil after his gradua-
tfon from Harvard. to which he re-
turned after his fathers famous Afri-
Miss Willard met her prospective hus-
band through his sister, Mrs. Richard
Derby. who as Miss Ethel Roosevelt
was entertained by the Willards at Hot
Before that Kermit. had met her in
oyster Bay, where she was a guest OF
Miss Ethefs.
The marriage of Miss Mary Margaret
Worth1ngton and Mr.. Beach n. Stockett
VIII take place Tuesday evening, April
IA, at o'clock at st. Johns Church.
Mrs; j. w. b. Ladd will give a dance
br br,aa she ene evening ea Of April II for the
| tea on Easter Monday. and Miss
Josephine Mason, a dance that NIGH
for the bridal party.
Miss Helen McCumber viii give .
! luncheon next Tuesday in compIimeni
| to Miss Agra Bennett Invitations fo,
| the marriage of Miss Bennett and Mr.
| Johnson Z. Mckinley were recently
sent out. The ceremony will be at 81
JOINS Church, Tuesday, April Ia, al
noon and will be followed by a break.
| fast at the New Willard
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wellesley Lee OF
| west Grace street, Richmond, Va. have
sent out invitations for the marriage oi
| their daughter, Dallas Chestermans and
Romuald Peter Neclewski. ensipn
nited States Navy. the ceremony to
tahe place on the evening of April Is
at $40 o'clock in the Second Presbv.
terian Church. A reception will fol.
low the ceremony at the home of the
brides parents. "e