The Washington times., 1907-04-27
PRESIDENT TO ENTERTAIN
Mrs. OouIding
Married to
NIT. Fleming

The marriage of Mrs. George K.
Goulding. daughter of Capt and Mrs. II.
B. Bridewell, formerly Of New Orleans,
to Robert p. Fleming, also of New Or
leans, took place at noon today in the
home of the brides parents, 1l45 New
Hampshire avenue. The Rev. DR.. Ran
dJlph McKim, Of Epiphany Church,
where the bride was formerly the con-
traltO solOist. performed the ceremony.
Prof. Dalcs. OTganist Of Grace Church,
where Mrs. Goulding has been singing
for some time, played the wedding mu-
sic.
Mrs. FIeming's wedding gown was OF
lavender crepe de chine and lace, and
she carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies-Of-the-valley. Her sis
ter, Miss BrideweH, acted as maid of
honor. and wore a modish gown Of tan
silk and carried vi0lets
Frank Morrison, secretary Of the Ma
tional Federation of Labor, acted as
best man for Mr.. Fleming.
After the ceremony a reception FOR
the bridal party, relatives and few in
innate friends was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming viii reside at
1145 New Hampshire avenue. and will
be at home after short trip TO James
town and Atlantic City.
Cards have been received here from
Newport, r. l., announcing the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth A. Arnold
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ar
mold. of Washington, 10 Harold G. Bur
dick of Westerly r. l.
A very pretty. small wedding took
place Thursday afternoon in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. EIdridSe, 1927
First street northwest, when Miss Gladys
3. Wilson, sister Of Mrs. Eldridge, be-
came the wife Of John W, Eldridge,
brother of the host. The ceremony was
/ performed by the Rev DIT. Joseph H
/ Kelly, pastor of the Fourth Presbyte-
/ rian Church. Among the few relatives
/ In attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. wilson,
parents OF the bride, of Springfield III.
Mr. and Mrs Eldrldge have gone 10 the
Normandie for a Few days, after which
l they win go 10 Old Point Comfort Tor
/ several weeks. Miss Wilson spent much
I of last winter and spring with her sister,
and has made hosts of friends mere
/ Lieutenant and Mrs. Cross, whose
! marriage took place April i, In ST
! Thomas Church, nave returned from
/ d short stay at Atlantic City and are
| the guests Of Commander and Mrs.
! Glernon, Mrs. Cross parents, on n
/ street They viii go early next week 10
/ New York city for a few days before
! going TO Lieutenant Cross post OF duty
| at Sandy Hook
! Miss Alene Stokes. Of Richmond. who
! came TO Washington to act as maid OF
| honor at the wedding next Tuesday OF
| Miss Mary Blackford Marshall TO Rich-
/ ard Ampnlett, or England, Is the guest
! of Miss MarshalIs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall
Mrs. Julian A. Ripley who, with hel
little son. has been the guest Of heI
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell
for the past two weeks, left Washing
ton today to Join Mr.. Ripley IN Iheu
home IN New York city
BIr. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Oswell
Of Wyoming avenue, were hosts yester-
day afternoon at a delightful party fol
{ children in honor Of the fifth birthday
/ OF their little daughter, Charlotte. The
dining room was decorated -1th CEN
! terpieCe Of yellow marguerltes, ferns
and yellOw-Shaded caudelabrS, and the
/ children were entertained with a series
Of interesting games. Prizes and favorS
III the shape OF tiny automobiles
! whistles and other attractive toys were
/ awarded 10 eacn child. Little Miss OS-
/ well received a number Of dainty lit
tie birthday gifts. She received hel
friends in q frock Of thin white trim
med with lace and worn with a pink
sash. Her guests were Addie James
/ Ruth ThurstOn, Elizabeth Edwards, Be
/ atrice Fairfax, Florence Ireland, Flea,
nor Ireland. Ada Fill Helen Fill, Ma
I bel Fisher. Joan Fisher, Ruth Donald,
son, DeIphine Hevl, Marie Smith. En-,
mons Smith, Franklin Hammett Myers
I Curtis Fisher. Bishop Hills, Charlie.
Heyl. WillOughby CEeSley. Bowen Fair
! fax, George Ireland, and Charles Ire
/ land.
MF. and Mrs. r. z. EIensey. entertained
/ a number Of friends in their home. al
/ LangdOn, u. c., last evening. Music
/ and games were INDUCED in. and severa
/ vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. /.
A. Altman, and piano selections by Mrs
/ W. +. Warters, after which refresh.
I ments were served The guests were
/ Mr. and Mrs. +. Yount. Mr. and Mrs