The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Of Philadelbhia. A few years ago she
established the Lintcn-Orsm Dramatic
School OF Washington. and also controlled
the dramatic departments IN most CT the
private schools. Then she accepted po-
sitlon IN the State Normal school. Ms
souri,. where she was appointed dean OF
women and directed the work In physical
training and dramatic expression
IN one OF the busiest weeks Cupid has
had this year. the wedding last Thursday
OF Miss Aaeen Gertrude Sanders. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs William r Sanders
and Mr.. William Henry Dalkin. was
among the prettiest. The ceremony was
performed By the Rev. James ". Clark,
of st. James Episcopal Church. in the
home OF the brides parents. 2Z7 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast The pariors
were beautifully decorated with tall ferns
and peonies. with an improvised altar IN
the bay window. where the couple were
married The wedding march WIS played
BY William Father a lifetime friend
OF the bridegroom The bride was given
in marriage by her brother. Mr. James
Cleveland Sanders, OF Richmond. Va. She
was gowned In white satin made empire.
carried a shower bouquet OF roses and
lilies Of the valley. with orange blossoms
erowning her long tnlle veil
The brides sister. Miss Beatrice
Sanders. acted as maid OF honor She
wore white silk batiste and carried bou-
quet OF Golden Gate roses Miss Mar
garet Hancock. a niece OF the BRIDEGROOM
acted as ring bearer. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mary Louise Lowe. Miss Flor
ence Anderson. OF Richmond, Va. Miss
Christine Conrad. and Miss Ruby May
Sanders. sister Of the bride They were
ali gOwned in white and carried bou-
quets OF Ia France roses and maiden
hair ferns. Mr. Ralph Dalkin. brother OF
the bridegroom. acted as best man. and
the ushers were Mr.. Ralph Hancock. OF
Benning, d. C: Mr.. Leslie Wright. Mr..
William J. Sanders. brother Of the bride
groom. and MT- Henry L Milne. OF
Takoma Park. Nd.
Mrs. Margaret Dal<in. mother OF the
bridegroom, wore black net. and Mrs
Sanders. mother Of the bride. white lace.
reception followed. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Dallgin were driven 70 Union
station, where a crowd OF several hun
dred friends awaited tnem Their we'd
ding trip VIII take in the principal cities
OF the North. The brides going-away
gown was OF canard blue cloth. with hat
10 match. Mr. and Mrs. Dalkin viii be
at home after July ! az 2Z7 Massachu-
sets avenue northeast They received q
large number OF presents. among them
q silver service sent BY the members
of the choir Of 81 James Episcopal
Church. OF which Mr. Dalkin has been a
member for years
A pretty wedding % last Thursday was
that OF Miss Virginia ]. Fields. daughter
OF Mr. Joseph W Fields. Of BaHston.
Va. and Mr.. John " Edwards. OF Wash
ington- Rev, F. \ Kirby. pastor Of the
Balston Presbyterian Church. performed
the ceremony. The bride. who mas been
residing with her sister. Mrs. c. A Ma
son. OF Clarendon. was prettilv gowned
In white batiste. The only attendants
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow OF
Washington Following the ceremony the
Young couple went 70 the home OF Mr..
Richard ShTive. az Sunny Side. near Ball
ston, where surprise party was given
them
Some Of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Snow. OF this CITY: Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Shrive. and Mrs. A. Davis
Of Sunny Side. Mr. and Mrs Edwards
viii FOR the present make their homo
az Sunny Side. at the residence OF M
and Mrs Shrive-
An announcement OF much interest here
comes with invitations Just received
Of the engagement of Lieut.. Eugene 3.
Walker. Coast artillery CORPS. I.
and Miss Willis Williams. The wedding
VII take place on June g. They frsr
met al the Preside. where Miss Williams
was visiting her brother. Lieut. Iobn
stuart Williams. Of the Coast ArtfIfer,
and where Lieut.. Walker was srsriore5
The prospective bride IS a niece of NJ
and Mrs Glenn Brown and Nfr J. D. Ne
Guire. OF this city. and a great-grand-
daughter OF Gen. William Madison. a
brother Of President Madison. she has a
large number Of relatives and friends
.throughout Virginia. and Is very popular
Lieut. Walker was appointed 10 the Naval
Academy from Denver. Colo. and IS
graduate OF 1907. He made the trip v-i+h
the fleet 10 the Pacific. and al his re-
quest was transferred 70 the Coast ArtU
lery and stationed at the Preside
A wedding OF unusual interest ana =
great surprise 10 large circle OF friends
took place yesterday at the residence of
Rev. Or. John Chester. when Miss Roberta
c. Bowen became the bride OF Mr.. George
e. Kirkpatrick. Little Helen Hal. niece
OF tne bride. was the only attendant
Only the immediate families were present
Mr ana Mrs Kirkpatrick left al $50
O'Clock FOR Philadelphia and New York.