Evening star., 1909-06-11
o their summer home at Seabright

TO their summer home at Seabright.
Lieut. H. c. Dinger. L. * ". and Mrs
Dinger have returned to their home
11o3 9 street from a visit to New
York. where they went to attend the
wedding OF Mrs. Dingers brother. NJ.
Frank Sadlier. and Miss Neva Hecker.
Later they will so to Chevy Chase for
the summer.
One of the pre,tiest weddings Of the
season took place last evening al tire
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William r
Sanders. 227 Massachusetts avenue north
east. when their daughter, Miss Al cen
Gertrude Sanders. was married II VIII
liam Henry Dalkn, youngest son of Mrs.
Margaret Dalkin, the Rev. James w.
Clark of ST James Episcopal Church
officiating Mr.. William Flather. a life
long friend of the groom. PLAYED the
wedding march. The bride. who was
given in marriage by her brother. James
Cleveland Sanders of Richmond. Va.
was becominsiy gowned in white satin
made empire and carried = shower hou-
valley. Her long tuie vii was
crowned with oragne blossoms.
Miss Beatrice Sanders. sister of the
bride. acted as maid of honor and WAS
attired in white silk batiste and carried
bouquet CT golden gate roses Miss Mar
garet Hancock, niece of the groom was
ring bearer. The bridesmaids, who were
all dressed in white and carried bouquets
of La France roses and maidenhair ferns.
were Miss Mary Louise Lowe. Miss Flor
ence Anderson of Richmond Va: Miss
Christine Conradi and Miss Ruby May
Sanders, sister of the bride, Mr.. Ralph
Dalkin. brother of the groom. acted
best man, and the uShers were Ralnn
Hancock of Benning. II. G.: Leslie Wight.
william j. Sanders. brother Of the bride.
and Henry L. Milne of Takoma Park. Md.
The parlors were decorated with tall
growing ferns and peonies and the mar
riage took place at an improvised altar
in the bay window. Mrs. Margaret Dalkiu.
mother OF the groom, wore a dress of
black net. and Mrs. Sanders. mother of
the bride, wore white lace. reception
followed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Dalkin were then driven to the Union
station. where they We're greeted by sev-
eral hundred friends. Their wedding trip
will include a number of cities through
the north Mrs. Dalkin's gong-away
gown was made of canard blue cloth, with
hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalkin will be at home to
their friends after July l at .27 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalkin
were the recipients of large number
of presents. including furniture. china
silver, cut glass. lace. linen. pictures. etc.
The choir of st. James Episcopal Church.
of which William Dalkin has been
member for many years sent a silver
service, very appropriately engraved
Last evening at the Presbyterian
manse at Ballston, Va. Rev. f. n. kir-
byterian Church. united in marriage
Miss Virginia l. Fields. daughter Of
Mr.. Joseph w Fields of Ballston, 10
Mr.. John w. Edwards of Washington,
d. c. The bride. who has been resld
ing with her sister. Mrs. c. A. Mason
of Clarendon. for some time. was pret-
tily gowned in white batiste. The only
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Snow of Washington, p. c. Immediate
ly after the ceremony the young couple
Shrive at Sunny Side. near Ballston.
where a number of friends gave them
pleasant surprise party. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snow
of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Shrive and Mrs A. Davis of Sunny
Side. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards will maze
their home for the present at Sunny
Side. at the residence of Mr. r.
Shrive.
Mr.. William l.. Mcpherson of the edi-
torial staff of the New York Tribune
and Mrs. Jessie Cuthbert Mcdonald, for
merly of Washington. were married June
5 at Atlantic City, n. j., at the summer
Train. The Rev. DR.. Newton ". Cad
we'll of Atlantic City officated. Mr. Nc
Pherson was for many years one OF the
Tribunes correspondents in Washing
lOii, dLu lS a IltIIlDcI VI the
tan and Chevy Chase clubs. Mrs. Nc
Phcrson is sister of DR.. Middleton
Cuthbert Mrs. George w. Brown and
Mrs. WoOlsey Aspinwall. No invitations
| were issued except TO the immediate
| families.
A wedding of interest to Washington.
d. c.. will take place in Gainesville. Fla.
when Miss Myrtelle F'enneH and pr.
George S. Waldo will be the contracting
parties. DIR. Waldo was formerly of this
city. where he is well known both in
| the leading musical circles and his pro-
fession. Miss Fennell is talented young
belle and a finished musician.
Miss Frances Miller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller. has
turned home from a house party in An
napolis. She was the guest for June
week of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brereton.
who have Il son in the navy and another
son a midshipman at the Naval Acad-
emy. class 1911 Previous to going to
Annapolis Miss Miller had just returned
from spending a fortnight in New York
city with her mothers relatives. While
there very pretty luncheon was given
her at the Plaza Hotel by Lady Hadtield
of England and Miss Wickersham. sis
ters of Attorney General Wickersham.
Miss Mamie o'Neill and Mr.. Walter
Binnix were married Wednesday evening
at St Stephens Catholic Church by the
Rev. Father Thomas Smyth. Miss Ethel
Binnix sister of the groom. acted
bridesmaid. and Mr. Lawrence ONeill,
brother of the bride. groomsman.
The bride wore a princess gown of white
lace and net and carried bride roses. The
bridesmaid also wore white and carried
pink roses. After the recep ton. which
was held a the home of the brides aunt.
the couple left for short trip to Atlantic
City. The brides going away gown was
a gray cloth suit with a large black hat
with plumes The couple received many
beautiful presents.
Marriage Licenses.