The Washington times., 1905-09-28
Ceremony at Plattsburg,
Brides Home.
WHEELER-TURTLE MARRIAGE
Miss Mary C. Mccarthy Bride of Henry
P. Holden-Miss Helen Hastings
Engagement.

city The bride was given away by her
father.
The maid of honor was Miss Edith
Massey. of Rochester, Mimi, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Camille Hayes,
of Morgantown, W. Va; Miss Mary
I1edleye, of Himbolton, Ohio. and the
Misses Mabel Martin, Celeste Foote,
Irene Signor and Alexandra Gamble, of
Piattsburg.
The best man was Z. Crosby Kindle-
burgher. of New York city. and the
ushers were officers or the bridegroom S
regiment. stationed al PlattsburS.
Lieutenant Wright is practically
Washington man, and was at one time
reported engaged 70 MISS Rosemary
Sartoris. the granddaughter of Gen. u.
S. Grant.
The marriage of Miss Louise Hillard
Wheeler, daughter of Mrs. J. Harold
Wheeler, TO Lieut. Lewis Turtle, United
States Artillery Corps. stationed at Fort
McHenry, took place al st. Michael and
All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church
in Baltimore. last evening a 4 o'clock.
the Rev. John j. Murray, the rector,
officiating.
The bride, who was dressed in a robe
of white lace and carried Bride roses.
entered the church with her brother, J.
Harold Wheeler. jr, by whom she was
given away. The maid of honor was
Miss Mary McKuben Wheian. Of Balti-
more. who wore handsome gown OF
mousseline de sole.
and the ushers were Lieut. I. 3 Grant
| Sd OF Washington; Lieutenant Adams,
John Davidge. Gould Lincoln and Hill
lard owen, of Washington, ana John r.
| Wheeler, of Baltimore.
| After the ceremony reeepuon, was was
| - he 80 residence
| of the brides mother 1919 Marylana 1lsi
avenue. Lieutenant and Mrs. Turtle LETT
for a trip through the NORTH LneS
win spend the winter at Fort McHenry-
| The wedding of Henry 2. Holden and
Miss Mary c. Mccarthy, both of this
city. took place at the pretty home OF OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Johnson, cousin Of
the groom, In Mt. Pleasant. Wednesday
evening The house was decorated
with palms. golden rod, and plants and
Fishburn. oficiated, in the presence OF
the relatives and intimate friends
| The bride has been connected with
the Georgetown schools Tor severai
years. and was one OF their most ef-
icient and popular teachers. The for
mer scholars and teachers sent many
handsome wedding presents.
/ Mr. Holden has been employed in the
Bureau of Pensions for many years,
and has many friends IN the city He
was recently elected as president OF the
United Unity Clubs OF washington MT.
Holden was formerly a newspaper edl-
tor and q well-known writer and cor
respondent for the Eastern and West
ern press for many years prior 10 his
entrance to the Government service
Mr. and Mrs Holden left last night
! for an extended trip through New York
State and New England, and will be
absent several weeks
The Rev. John NJ. Tile. of the Rhode
Island avenue Methodist Protestant
Church, officiated at very pretty wed
ding in that church last evening wher
Miss Gertrude Gr1er became the bride
of Mitchell V. Collins. Fhe church
which had been artistically decorated
flowers, was filled by a large number oi
friends and relatives Of the couple.
The musical program. including {
number of pieces beside Mendelss99nn I.
by Miss Nell NJ. Neil. There were fou
ushers, Louis Eurns, w c. Woods
Harry Getner, of this city. and T. II
Hale, of Baltimore
Posey V Hale was best man. anC
Miss Mary Burns acted as maid o
honor. She wore pretty frock of blu
mousseline de sole over taffeta, and car
ried a large cluster of Bride roses.
The brides gown was white silk NULL
over silk trimmed with satin ribbon
lace and chiffon. She wore tulle vel
and orange blossoms IN her hair. He
bouquet was of Bride roses and lilies
of-the-vaIley.
Immediately after the ceremony MI
] and Mrs. Collins left Washington 70
Roanoke. Va, and Radford. Va. tn
home of the groom, where reception
will be held in honor or the couple
/ going as far as Bristol. Tenn, the!
5 viii return to Washington and will b
at home TO their friends after Octobe
10 at 123 street southeast.
At All Saints Chapel. Annapolis juno
n ton. last evening, Miss Mary Taske
a Bowie, daughter of the late Thoma
John Bowie. of Grasslands. was Marie
to n. Ernest Dorsey, of Annapolis juno
g tion and Washington.
The ceremony was performed by III
: Rev. George William Smith, formerl
president of Trinity College, Hartford
! Conn, assisted by the Rev. G- Mosel
d Murray, rector of All Saints Chapel
T The bride entered the church with he
. brother John Bowie. second, who CAV
her in marriage. Her gown was OF whit
crepe de chine. trimmed with oil
r duchess lace.
L The maid of honor was Miss Edith lie
Dorsey, sister of the groom. The bride
groom was attended by his brother
- / Wilbur Dorsey. The ushers were Claud
; Dorsey, OF Annapolis Junction, and Har
= ry Yates Penniman, of Baltimore.
The bridegroom is the son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Lloyd Dorsey. Of Annapolis juno
a ton. and received his degree Of Phi. I
from the Johns Hopkins University, c
Baltimore. He is now at the Bureau c
5 Standards, in Washington.
/. After the ceremony only the weddin
party and immediate relatives returne
e to Grasslands, the home Of the bride
9 mother. for the wedding supper 4
: i0:S0 O'clock Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey lei
u for trip North. Upon their retur
g they will live at the California Eight
k eenth street and California avenue
Among those at the wedding suppe
were the Rev. and Mrs. George wi
hanson Smith, Hartford, Conn: Mr.
" Anna Robinson. MIS-. William Bowi
a Mrs. c NJ. b. Harris, Miss Anna Bowl,
L Charles CAN'T, and Miss Laura Do
sey. Of Washington; Mr.. and Mr.
WorthinSton Miss Worthington AN
- Claude WorthingtOn. Mrs Wnlial
, Strobel, Mrs, William Mcdonald 60
s and Mrs. Worfhington Bowie Mrs WI
e liam NJ. Marine, Mr.. and Mrs Hem
Brown. Worthington Dorsey, Willial
Hart Misses Hart. Dr. and Mrs. Dasl
ielI. Mr.. and Mrs. H II. Anderson. ,
i Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs LLOYD T. DO
Il sey. Mrs. Thomas John Bowie, Mr.. az
n Mrs. John Bowie. Of Annapolis Jun
: ton; Miss Mary Miller, of Austin, Tex
y Miss Phil Wattles. of Alexandria. Va
Is and DIR. Samuel Anderson, OF Woo,
wardville. Nd