The Washington times., 1906-06-20
Brilliant Wedding in High
Society Life Solemnized
at St. PatriCk'S.
OTHER MAIDS WERE WED
Former Popular Young Washingtonian
to Marry Society Belle in
Tacoma, Wash.

ranged 10 take place this evening,
among them being that of Miss Anna
Mabel GIL, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward 9. Gill. and William w. Swank,
which will be sOlemnized at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church by the Rev.
Frederick D. Power; that OF Miss Maud
Merrill Moore and Hal Shul Hurlbut,
which will take place at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Roberts,
the brother-in-law and sister of the
bride-elect and that Of Miss Lulu Chris
tine Hell and Clyde Austen Wood, which
will be home affair.
AT st. Patricks Catholic Church this
morning at o'clock Miss Ellen Theresa
Connors, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jemes F. Connors, became the bride o.
Thomas A. Dawson
Rev. Father Stafford read the impress
sive marriage service. and later. as
sisted by the Rev. Father McGuigan,
celebrated a uupual high mass The
( church was beautifully decorated with
palms and white blossoms. and the
altar, illuminated with many tapers.
made the sanctuary a most appropriate
setting for the bridal party
John Francis Connors. brother OF the
bride. Edwin Hunt. John J. Kiley, and
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Miss Annie Cecilia Connors, youngest
sister Of the bride. was the maid OF
homer. and preceded the bride into the
church. She wore an exquisite white
frock Of batiste and a large white pic
ture hat trimmed with white plumes.
Her bouquet was a big bunch Of pink
roses.
Joseph Kearney acted as best man for
Mr.. Dawson. James F. Conrors. father
Of the bride, escorted his daughter into
the church and gave her in marriage
Her wedding gown was white satin
princess. made with a long train. and
elaborately trimmed with real lace
With this she wore a tulle veil fastened
with wreath of orange blossoms, and
carried a shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony and mass a large
reception was held at the home Of the
bride parents at the Chicago Hotel,
from II 10 / o'clock. during which an
elaborate breakfast was served Palms
I and white blossoms, artlSUcally arranged
in the parlors, formed the decorations
Mrs. COnnOrs' costume was a becom-
ing gown of brown silk and a hand
some brown hat The two Misses Con
nOrS. sister Of the bride, wore dainty
white summer dresses and pretty hats.
Some of the Out-of-town guests for the
wedding were Lawrence Ahern. uncle
Ahern. of Baltimore. Nd. and Lawrence
Harnett. Of Philadelphia. also uncle Of
the bride
The wedding gifts received by the
popular young people were unusually
handsome and numerous.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson left Washington for brief
honeymoon trip 20 New York and the
North Mrs Dawson wore as a travel
ig suit a becoming Alice blue changesble
silk coat suit. and a white leghorn hat.
Upon their return 10 Washington they
will make their home al 63l Elliott
street northeast
Quite a pretty weddin= took place YES
terday afternoon AT 3 O dock al Heath
cote" Maryland, the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs J. Heath Dodge. when their
daughter, Miss Mary Key Dodge, was
married to Henry Latape Lewis.
It was very quiet affair, there being
no attendants. and the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev. Thomas
Lewis. uncle Of the bridegroom, was
witnessed by only the immediate fam
lilies
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis left for a short
wedding trip. and upon their return viii
reside in Georgetown
The attractive young bride who Is The
granddaughter OF the late Robert Dodge,
belongs TO one OF the oldest families Of
Georgetown. The bridegroom is the son
of DIR. and Mrs. Warner Lewis. of Es-
sex county, Va, and is a. direct descend
ant of Fielding Lewis.
Mrs. f. D. Tracy and her daughter,
Miss Ethel w. Tracy, left Washington
yesterday TO attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Tracy's son. Harold Reess Tracy, to
Miss Mary Ella Fifield. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. William E Fiheld, OF Tacoma,
Wash.
The wedding will take place Wednes-
day, June y. at the home of the lride's
parents. Mr.. Tracy is we'll known in
Washington, where he formerly made
his home. Mrs. Tracy and Miss Tracy
expect 70 remain in the West until Sep
tember.
Isaac w. NOrdlinger will close his
BiltmOre residence tomorrow morning
and. accompanied by Mrs. Norrdlinger
and their family. viii go 20 Gathers
burg. Md. to remain until September
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Franc and Mr. and
Mrs L Eisemen. with Mr.. Nordlinger's
family, will form happy house party
for the summer, and Mr.. Nordli:sSer will
go to and from his business in tie city
to be with them.