The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-07
IRVING NORWOOD
AND MISS KEECH
Their Wedding Tonight in
All Souls Church.
SEVERAL OTHER MARRIAGES
Marie Mattingly the Bride of William
Meloney-Ceremony in Cathe-
dral in Boston.

A wedding Of much local interest to be
celebrated this evening at the home OF
the brides parents Is that Of Miss
Estelle Keech, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Cyril Keech. and Irving
Carlisle Norwood. at O'Clock The
Rev. Ulysses 5. b. Pierce. rector of
All Souls Church. will oficiate. the
ceremony to be witnessed only by the
immediate members of the two families.
a reception from to 1870 will follow.
Miss Keech VIII have as maid Of honor
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Bonney
Keech. and as bridesmaids, Miss Eliza
beth Bonney Barry and Miss Sue Rus
sell. and as flower girl little Miss Cora
Barry.
Mr. Norwood's best man viii be Ru-
dolph Eduard Mueden.
Mr. Norwood is a well-knOwn young
man Of Washington, and the bride one
of the most popular girls 20 be married
this month.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Archibald Cary
Harrison. son Of Mrs. Burton Harrison,
and Miss Helen VALLEY, OF Boston,
which viii take place at Trinity Church,
that city, June IS
Milton b. schley and Miss Sara A.
Begin. both Of this city, were quietly
married at the home Of the groom s
mother. 946 New York Avenue. yester-
dav afternoon, the curate Of the Church
OF the Ascension officiating.
The couple will leave IN a few days
for Columbus, Ohio. where Mr.. Schley Is
now located
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Frank announce
the engagement Of their daughter Flor
cnce to Sam B. David. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. At home. 701 II Street northwest.
Wednesday evening, June 8, from 20
10 o'clock.
Miss Rebccca D. Dreyfuss and Alec
Kaufman. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced. will be pleased TO see
their friends Tuesday. ne I, from TO
10 D. m. at ITO Fifth Street northwest
Miss Marie Mattingly. formerly OF
Washington. but who has made her
home I'm New York for more than year
past. was married in that city at lC
O'Clock yesterday morning at the Cathe-
dral. to William y. MelOney who is on
the editorial staff Of the World
The ceremony was performed by Mgr.
Lavelle. rector Of the Cathedral. and
the nuptial mass was said by the Rev
bishop Farley blessed the couple at the
conclusion of the mass.
The bride was given away by DR.
Virgil F. Gibney. Of New York. life
long friend OF her father. the late DR..
g. p Mattingly. OF Kentucky. Miss
Cora Rigby. OF New York. was maid Of
honor. and Mr.. Meloney was attended
By the brides brother. Francis Carroll
MattinEly. OF Washington.
Immediately after the service. the
bridal couple proceeded TO their new
home which was Mr. Meloney's we'd
ding present 10 his wife. at New Ro-
chelle. one Of the suburbs Of New York.
Mrs. Sarah Irwin Mattingly. the bride
mother. who has been residing with her
IN New York, returned with her son 10
Washington.
The bride wore Il white chiffon gown
over silk and trimmed with old point
lace. which had decorated the gowns Of
brides in the family for generations
past Her hat was made of the same
lace and she carried bouquet Of daisies,
picked from the lawn Of her new home
Miss Mattingly started her newspape
career on a local Washington paper. and
at the time of her marriage was con-
nected with the New York Sun" Size
is a particularly graceful writer. and
student Of human nature.