The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-20
WORE A GOWN
OF CREAM SATIN

When Miss Elfreda Roosevelt. a cous-
in of the President, was married in BoS-
ton to Orne Clarke. of London, yester-
day she wore q conventional wedding
gown OF cream satin, with tulle veil
and orange blossoms, and carried lilies
of the valley The bride was escorted TO
the altar by her brother, James a.
Roosevelt.
Miss Katherine L. Roosevelt acted as
her sisters maid OF honor. The bride
groom was attended by Clarence Mich
OILS. of London The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop William Lawrence. as
sisted by the Rev Dr. ElWood "oFees
ter rector of Emmanuel Church.
Following the ceremony there was
reception at the home of the bride
mother on Beacon street After snort
Europe, where they Will make their
home in London.
An exceedingly interesting wedding
will be that which takes place at st
Paurs Church this evening of Miss
Jrone simrns. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Giles G. G. Simms, and William Fenwick
Matt:ngly.
The brides only attendant will be her
young sister, Miss Genevieve Simms.
| with DIR. Ernest ]. Mitchell as best man.
The ushers will be Edward Walsh, F. l.,
| Mobiles. C. M. Robinson, and Daniel j..
| Mattingly, the latter the brother or the
| bridegroom The rector of the church,
the Rev. James f. Mackin, will officiate.
| The reception at the home of the
brides parents, following the ceremony,
will be most informal. and only for the
Soung people of the bridal party ano
! Immediate relatives, no cards of invita-
| ton having been issued for the house
| Miss Sirnms was born in Washington
and educated at the Academy of the
| Holy Cross on Massachusetts avenue
| Through both parents she comes of a
long line of Maryland ancestors. who
| have from the earliest lays of the Dis
| trict been identified with Its professional
| and business life.
| Mr. Mattingly is s,on of the late Will
liam II MattingIy, OF ST. Mary. Md,
but has resided III Washington for sew
| eral years.
Miss Jessie Strasburger, whose mar
rage to Paul Coblenzer, of Boston
takes place tomorrow evening al
lRauscher's. viii have as her maid OF
honor Miss Elsie Coalenzer, the bride
groom's cousin
The bridal party will further include
q long line of ushers-Albert, Milton anc
Irving Strasburger. brothers Of the
bride. George and Harry Strasburger
her cousins, all OF Washington; l. w
ITlIman and Otto SCHNEIDER. both Of New
York. The marriage ceremony will b'
performed by Rabbi SCHNEIDER, of Bos
ton an uncle of the bridegroom, assisted
by Rabbi Stern, of this city
| Desk Sergeant John 7. Money. of tn
Eighth precinct police station Of thi
city. will be married tomorrow evening
The bride will be Miss Mary Lyies. o
Alexandria, Va. Both Miss Lyles ant
Sergeant Money are descended from Clt
Virginia families and well known
throughout the State of Virginia. a
well as having a wide acquaintance il
Several years ago Mr.. Money was ap
pointed TO the Metropolitan police fore
as q patroiman. He was bright an
pushing, and rapidly gained the respec
and good will of his superiors. How
. ever. he was ambitious. studied har
and wa5 graduated from the Spencerlal
Business College this spring with tn
highest honors, having been chosen val
,. edictorian of his class.
, After the ceremony Sergeant and Mrs
| Money vii! be at home to their friend
at their apartments. First and street
northwest