The Washington times., 1904-06-09
JOHN 7. DOYLE
WEEDS MISS DIXON
Secretary to Civil Service
Commission.
IN HOME OF BRIDES SISTER
Several Other Marriages Here and Else
where-SOme in Church, Some
Quiet Affairs.

A quiet wedding at noon today, of in
terest 70 a large number of PEOPLE was
that of John T. Doyle, secretary to the
Civil Service Commission and a we'll
known man of Washington. and Miss
George Eleanor Dixon, which took place
at the apartments of the brides brother
in-iaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Roger Boyle. al the Berkeley. There
were few relatives and close personal
friends of the bride and groom pres
ent, who remained to the well-appOinted
breakfast which followed the ceremony.
The apartments were tastefully deco
arted In honor of the marriage and
the Rev. David Barr. rector of Trinity
Church, Takoma Park. performed the
ceremony.
Die bride wore stylish gown OF
white crepe de chine, and carried white
roses. She had no attendants.
Mr.. Doyle had as best man John
Walker Halcombe. The groom is a New
York man. the son Of the late Thomas
Doyle, and Mrs. Susan Yirgle Doyle. OF
White Plains. Westchester county.
The bride IS a student at the Column
bian University and is the daughter
Of the late George Dixon and Mrs.
Charlotte Emily Dixon. Of Prince George
county, Md
After short wedding journey Mr..
Doyle Will take hts bride to North
Cherrydale, Va, where home awaits
them.
At noon today the marriage OF Miss
Anne Winona Wilige, Of this city. and
Lawrence Stelzle, of New York. was sol
emnized at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Joserhine c. Winige. $40
Twenty-secOnd Street northwest.
Paul a. Menzel. rector of Concordia
Lutheran Church, and was attended by
! only the immediate relatives OF the
young couple.
The bride. who was given away by her
brother. J. Louis Willige. was becom-
ingly gowned in white point desprit
over liberty satin, trimmed IN rose point
lace She carried a shower bouquet Of
valley lilies and orchids.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
Tor the occasion with palms, orange
} blossoms and asparagus vine, the man
Iels being banked with Bride roses.
AFTER the ceremony a wedding break
I fast was served. The happy couple were
the recipients of numerous and yaIua HE
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. SteIzle left this after
noon Tor the North and West, and after
| a brief honeymoon trip win reside in
New York city. where the groom is
prominently identified in business cir
cles-
The Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church was opened and decorated pref
| THY last evening for the wedding Of Miss
Jessie Leontine Holden, daughter OF
Major and Mrs. +. B. Holden. and Louis
Is. Grening. of Saratoga, y. Y. The Rev
Lucien CIe:K performed the ceremony
at s O'Clock.
The groom had as best man Carlisle
Hubbard, and the ushers who seated the
many frienas Of the young people were
/ William 2. Billings. Henry p Seide-
mann. Mr.. Farrell, and Eugene Copen-
/ baver.
| The bride wore a gown Of white crepe
/ de chine, while the maid of honor. Miss
| Alice 4. Riffel. wore a gown of pink, Of
| The same material, and Mrs. Eugene g.
! Copenhaver, matron Of honor, also wore
! pink.
| 4 reception at the home Of the brides
/ parents followed the church ceremony,
! after which Mr.. and Mrs Grening lef;
/ for a trip TO Boston and New York
: Upon their return the lst OF July they
viii be at home 10 their friends at 1920
/ Ninth Street northwest
/ The out-Of-town guests were Mrs. Jen-
ME frcning. the groom's mother; Miss
! Wilmer Shelter, and Miss Gertrude
! Jewett all of New York; George t. Win
ME, of Ma Chusetts; Mr.. and Mrs Nc
! Nulty. Mr.. and Mrs William COpen-
/ haver. DIT. and Mrs Fred o. Roman,
] Senator Platt and wife, eX-GOV. Frank
/ Brown. of Maryland: Miss w. ShepicT.
/ Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Robinson. Thomas Rufus. Mrs. Bessie
| Parks. Mrs Halstead Hoover, and r. Il.
! Fugit.