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o. the best-known singers of Washington.
and Mr.. Pickering Dodge took place yestcr-
day morning in the rarlors Of DR.. Sunder-
| lands church. and was attended only by
contracting parties. The bride wore a
travelling suit of brown boucle cloth. with
a bonnet OF the same color, trimmed with
black and brown. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge departed Tor
ar extended tour south. travelling part Of
the way by sea. They will spend several
weeks at Atlanta, and upon their return to
the city will take up their residence on H
street between 21st and 22d streets.
Miss May " Neumeyer and Mr.. George
P. Parton of Scranton, Pa, were married
Yesterday morning at the residence of the
bride in South Washington. The rooms
were prettily decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums. Bishop Keane of the
Catholic University officiated. Only irnme-
| date friends of the couple witnessed the
ceremony and remained to the bridal break
fest that followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Parton
| left at noon for the Atlanta exposition and
other points south. Among the guests were
Rev. Father Bokel of st. Dominics Church.
Rev. Father Gillespie of ST. Aloysius', Rev.
DR.. Stafford and Miss Matte Parton, sister
of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. M. Curry have dinner
invitations fer Thursday. November q.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg were
most Hospitality home to their friends yes
terday from to 6. and during these hours
their threshold was crossed by most
agreeable company. Chrysanthemums in
but In the dining room fine yellow speci-
mems of the queen of autumnal blossoms
were grouped on the mantel and buffet and
formed the centerpiece Of the tea table.
| All the dainty Accomplishments of the table
were In the same color. Mrs. Sternberg
| was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Leonard
Wood, Miss Miles. Miss Cockrell, Miss
Breckenridge, Miss Huntingdon, Miss Lie
Der and Miss Ennis. Among the guests
| were Colonel and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson, Miss
Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Gen.
Condit Smith. Miss Condit Smith. DIR. Leon
ard Wood. Colonel and Mrs Closson. Miss
Chosen. General and Mrs. Van vliet. Col
9nel and Mrs. Weeks. Captain Michler.
Gushing, Mrs G.. W. Davis. the Misses
Davis. Captain Birnie, Captain and Mrs
Crosby Miller. Colonel and Mrs. Breck.
Colonel ard Mrs. Vincent. DR.. Vincent.
Mrs. Elliott. General and Mrs. saxton.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Eaton,
| Mrs }. o. Eyars, Mrs. d. NJ. Scott, Major
Lieutenant and Mrs. j. R. Williams, Mrs.
| T. c. johnson. Miss Johnson, Lieutenant
and Mrs Gaillard. Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
| uhl. Miss Uhl, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ken
! Lieber. DR.. Lieber. General Batchelder,
| Colonel and Mrs. Alden. Miss Alden, Pro.
lessor and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs R. NJ. o'Reilly. Mrs. ]. H Gordon.
Captain and Mrs W. NJ Black, Miss
Coolidge, Lieutenant and Mrs. Cruise. Major
Captain and Mrs. William Ennis, General
and Mrs. Folsyth, DIR. Charles Smart, Miss
Smart Mrs; Seth Shepard. Captain and
Nr;ou McNally. Captain and Mrs. Fuger.
j. f. Summers, Miss Summers. Captain and
Mrs Walter Howe Mrs. ]. b. Rawles, Cap
tam and Mrs. R. Catlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
| Wyck, Lieutenant and Mrs Birkheimer.
Captain and Mrs. Lancaster, General and
Mrs Wilcox. Lieutenant and Mrs. F. S.
Strong, General and Mrs. c. H. Smith,
Major and Mrs Poole. Miss Poole, Captain
Matthews; Captain d. A. Irwin, Dr. and
Mrs. Walter Reed. Lieutenant W. c.
Brown Lieutenant H. A. White, Captain
II. NJ Kendall, Lieutenant and Mrs. Gala
gher' Mrs. Edward Middleton. Major and
Mrs. c. l. Wilson. Captain and Mrs. E. z.
| Steever. Mrs. F. w. Coleman, Miss Cole
man and DR.. J. R. Devereux.
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. Mt Pleas
ant. was filled to the doors last evening on
the occasion of the wedding of Miss Eliza
beth Tanner of this city and Mr. Arthur
Hubert Goldsmith Of New York. The
church was beautifully decked with white
and . yellow chrysanthemums An arch
OF Of, these MOWERS over was over the chan
It during the betrothal service. Mr..
Donald Mcleod. organist of St Pauls
Church. played the organ. As the prelude
| Breathed Ger Eden" ended, the strains
were taken up by the choristers as they
marched down the left aisle of the church
Then they turned up the center aisle and
preceded the bridal party to the chancel.
Following them were the ushers, Messrs.
| Cnas F. Sensner, John B. Sleman, IT,.
Frederick B. Pyle and William E. Mcleod.
| The maid of honor, Miss Mamie w Dickey
| immediately ha x-bo
escorted by her father, Capt. Charles B.
Tanner of the War Department The
brides gown was of ivory satin, with soft
front of chiffon. caught with orange bios
SONS. The tulle veil was held with hand
| some pearl ornaments. She carried a large
bouquet of brides roses. The maid OF
honor was gowned in pale blue brocade
| with pearl trimming and carried yellow
roses. The groom. with his best man, his
brother. Mr.. Howard F. Goldsmith, enter.
ed with Rev. George Fiske Dudley, the
iector. and met the bride at the chancel
During the progress of the ceremony the
choir chanted the Lords Prayer very eff.
iectively. At the conclusion Of the serv.
Ice the choir sang 20 Perfect Love" az
They were quickly driven to the home OF
the brides father. Later Mr.. and Mrs
GOLDSMITH left for trip south. On theiI
return north they will reside at Flora
ents were diamond and pearl ornament
the gift of the groom. ard a solid silver ties
set family heirloom of four generations
The guests from out of town who were
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Gold
smith. parents Of the groom; Senator and
Mrs. John Lewis Childs of New York, Mr.
and Mrs s. Irwin Cause of WILMINGTON
Del; DR.. and Mrs. Feddeman Of Baltimore
Md; Miss Helen Tanner of Jersey CITY
N. j.; and Mr. and Mrs. Leander Marshal
of Philadelphia. Pa.
On Monday evening Capt. and Mrs. Tan
her entertained visiting friends and tn.
ushers and maid of honor at an eyenins
party In their delightful home in Mount
| Pleasant.
The Misses May and Hattie Thompson
vera given a surprise party last night b,
several members of the Retlaw Club Al
attractive feature was the banjo Quartet b,
Mr.. Florant, M. Meline, Miss Katie Nc
Girk and Mr.. w. Scott Stetson. Amons
those present were: Miss Mary Burch. Mis-,
Ellie Ricketts, Miss Ella knight, Mis-.
Virgie Bowen. Miss Jamie Bryan, Mis-,
Ida Star. Mr.. VIM. s. Miller. Mr.. Thomas
Waters. Mr.. Lee Chase, Mr.. Geo. Turner
Mr.. Geo. Gaddas. Mr.. Scott Nostets, Mr.
| VIM. Thompson. straw ride, which hac
been arranged by Messrs Meline and S:et
son. was then taken to Burnt Mills.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
evening at o'clock at the brides home
No. 726 G street northeast. The contracting
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