The Washington times., 1905-09-16
MISS SCHROEDER
VfDS DR.. JOHNSON
Bride a Charming Wash
ingtOnian.
CEREMONY AT JAMESTOWN
Brilliant Social Affair-Dr. Johnson's
Great-Grandfather Fought at
Bunker Hill

Washington furnished the bride for
one of the most delightful weddings sol
emnized in New England in a long time.
when pretty Miss Caroline Seaton
Schroeder. second daughter of Captain
and Mrs. Seaton Schroeder. became the
bride of DR.. Moulton K. Johnson. of the
flagship Maine, L. S. N. which took
place at the Episcopal Church. James
town. r. L.. this afternoon
A reception at Stoneseat, the summer
home of Captain and Mrs: Schroeder.
followed the ceremony. when a large
contingent of society people from Wash
ington. Boston. New York, and Cincin-
natl was permitted to congratulate the
happy young people
The bride is the granddaughter
of Benjamin Franklin on her mothers
side. and a great-Sranddaughte of VIII
liam Winston Seaton. her fathers an
cestor, who. for ten years was mayor
of Washington. and for half a century
editor of the National Intelligencer.
DR.. johnson is Il Cincinnati man His
great-grandfather fought at Bunker
Hill, and was one Of the forty survi-
vors at the laying of the cornerstone
of the famous Bunker Hill monument
Miss Sarah Franklin Schroeder elder
sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
while Miss Johanna A Schroeder. the
youngest girl OF the family: Miss Edith
Greene. daughter OF Gen F. v Greene;
and Miss Audrey Sackett were brides
maids. The bride is one OF the hand
somest and most winning girls ever In
troduceG to Washington society, and
wore simple, but rich, gown of white
attn as bridal robe. with the conven-
tional veil and white flowers, and a
wealth Of rare old lace. The brides
maids wore gowns of white chiffon
cloth trimmed with lace. and lace hats
with yellow roses and long white plumes
as q trimming.
Stoneseat, the family home. was beau
tifully decorated for the reception and
the event was one which Will long live
in the minds Of society people of that
section. DIR. and Mrs. johnson will fig
ure in Washington society considerably
this winter. coming as the guests Of
Captain and Mrs. Schroeder. who are
returning here in the near future.
Miss Annie NJ. Hodgkins, of this city.
and J. w. Mcmahon. OF Troy, y. Y.
Bristol last Tuesday evening. Miss
Gertrude DoOley and Paul Nogt were
the only attendants.
A light supper was served after the
ceremony at the home OF the bride, 102
Third street northeast
Thursday evening Miss Lillian G. Has
Ier and RAYMOND G. Phillips were mar
ried by the Rev Claudius Smith. rector
of Epiphany Chapel, at the residence of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Hasler, 228 Fourteenth street south
west.
Only the immediate relatives and clos
est friends were present at the cere-
mony. which took place in one OF the
parlors. beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves and blossoms.
The bride wore a most becoming gown
of white louisine silk and carried
large cluster of Bride roses. She swas
given away by her father.
Miss Mamie Bryant. who was brides
maid, white silk null and car
ried bouquet of La France roses. Ed
gar a. Poor. OF this city. was best man.
Among the guests at the supper. which
was served after the ceremony. were
Mrs. F. A. Williams. sister of the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. r a. Hasler. of Silver
HILL Md. the former a brother Of the
bride: Mr.. and Mrs. William Hasler
Mrs. Tippett. Mr.. McCauley. Mr. and
Mrs Williams, George Ellis. of Ala
bama: Miss Mary RANDY. Mrs Mary T.
Phillips. the mother Of the groom; Mr.
and Mrs. John Phillips. the former a
brother Of the groom. and Mrs Kate
Phillips and family. OF Alexandria, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Phillips will be al home.
22s Fourteenth street southwest, after
September 20.