The Washington times., 1910-04-20
Miss Elizabeth Pinckney Goodwin
Weds Lieut.. Roscoe F. Dillen, u. S. n.
Members of Army Set Wit
ness Ceremony at
St. John S.
Bride Given IN Marriage
by Her Brother, Lieut..
Goodwin, u. S. A.

St Johns Episcopal Church vas the
scene OF a fashionable military wedding
at noon today when Miss Elizabe1h
Pinckney Goodwin. daughter Of Mrs
Walton Goodwin, and the late Captain
Goodwin, l. s a. became the wife o.
Lieut. Roscoe r Dl1en. I. s y
The rev Poland Cotton Smith. rector.
perfoT ue6 the ceremony IN the presence
Of a distinguished assembIage Of reIa-
tives ano friends Quantities Of palms.
Easter lilies and white Iilacs adorned
the church, forming an effective back
ground for the wedding party
Lieut.. Walton Goodwin. Z s A. OF
the Fifth Infantry, who wore the fulI
dress Z 7Il-ru OF his rank as did the
bridegroom and his attendants. escorted
his sister and gave her IN marriage.
Miss 9 2odwin-s bridal gown was Of
white crt pc embroidered In pearls ard
trimmed with Irish lace Ire long
trained s 1irt was draqed IN tunic effect
A wrear-i OF orange blossoms held IN
place In long UUIle veil and her only
oTnaTent was a diamond pendant. the
gift OF the bridegroom The bridal
bouquet was a shower OF lilies Of the
valley
Miss alice Wake Goodwin was the
maid OF honor. and her sisters only at
trimmed With CIUny lace. with q fluffy
white laee hat trimmed with pink rosez
and blue forget-me-noJs- Her bouquet
was shower Of bridesmaid roses
Lieutenant Smead
Acts As Best Man
Walter H Snead. L. S. y, acted as
best man for Lieutenant DiIleu. and the
Ushers. VINO were also navy men. were
Lieut.. H T Winston, Lieut. George W
Steele. r. Paymasler Charles Z Par
SONS. Lieut. Richard p Cuuough, Lieut.
Albert Church. and Ensign Andrew ;.
Hickey.
\ small reception and breakfast a.
yhe home OF the brides mother on
&ineIeeGtl street. followed the cere-
mony at the church
Mrs. Goodwin assisted the gridaI party
IN reoeivlng tEe guests. wearing
handsome gown Of black crepe de chine
with a black hat
The decorations al The house were or
palms. white lilacs and lies. similar
20 thJse az the church
Among the ont OF town guests pres
enr we're Hrs 4 A Dlilen. mother OF
the bridegroom and Miss Armstrong,
Of Indianapolis, Miss Rita Preston and
Dr- NIli1arn lockwood, OF Baltimore.
Mrs Il B Price, wife OF Lieutenant
Commando Price, of the L 8 s Dels-
ware; the Misses Goodwin, aunrs % the
and Ms Frank Anderson L 6 n.
from Annapolis
Lieutenant and Mrs. UHIeu left wash
inEton early = the afternoon for their
wedding trip lfES- DiIIe1 travelling IN
pale blue diagonal cloth SUIT with a
blue hat trimmed with vioIets
Lieutenant DiIIEu Is attached 10 the
I. 5 s Delaware. now stationed a.
Norfolk. and his bride viii ACCOMPANY
him there when he rejoi1s his ship the
first Of Nay
Frau Emil Hugh Of Rem. Svvftze--
land, formerly Miss Ethel Thereee
Cam Of washington has arrived in
WaShi1 Eton and e visiting her parents.
Major and Mrs Norman H Cam TET7
Euclid street northwest. q here she viii
be pleased 70 see her friends
Fran Hugh has come from SE5fze--
land AZ the invitation OF the Washing
ton Choral Socierv- to sing at their Frzr
concert next week
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Miss Frances BENJAMIN johnson. o.
~ Y street has arrived In VVashineto-l
from New York for 2 brief VISIT