Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-20
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS GOODWIN
AND LIEUT.. DILLEN TODAY.
Large Company Present at St
John s-0ther Events-Per-
sonal Notes.

| distinguished company Witnessed the
marriage at noon today at st. Johns
Church Of Miss Eliza beth Pinckney Good
win, daughter of the late Capt Walton
Goodwin, u. S. ~, and Mrs. Goodwin and
Lieut.. Roscoe Franklin Dillen L. S. N.
Rev Roland Cotton Smith, D. D., the rec
tor. performed the ceremony The chan
Gel was beautifully adorned with Iilacs.
lilies. palms and trailing vines. and the
altar vases were filed with lilies
| The ushers who seated the guests be-
| fore preceding the bridal party to the al
tar were Lieut.. II. T. Winston. Lieut.
George W. Steele. jr.; Paymas ter Charles
F. Parsons. Lieut.. Richard p McCul-
Tough. Lieut. Albert Church and Ensign
Andrew s. Hickey.
| The bride, who was escorted and later
given away by her brother, Lieut. Walton
Goodwin. 5th Infantry. L. S. A., looked
! exceptionally charming in her gown of
white silk crepe heavily embroidered in
pearls. She wore the bridegroom's gift,
a pendant of diamonds, and her tulle veil
was arranged under a coronet Of orange
| blossoms Her shower bouquet was of
| lilies of the valley.
Miss Alice Walker Goodwin, the brides
| sister, was the maid of honor. She wore
! pretty dress of pale blue crepe, with
| large picture hat of white lace trimmed
with pink roses and forget-me-nots. Her
bouquet was of Killarney roses.
| Lieut.. Walter \. Smead. L. S. n, was
best man. All the men OF the bridal
party were in uniform
Mrs. Goodwin afterward received at
| her home with the newly married couple.
The drawing rooms and dining room were
profusely adorned with spring blossoms
and palms. Mrs. Dillen of Indianapolis
mother of the bridegroom, assisted the
hostess.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
Z ri and u ,.-f,
were Miss Armstrong of indianapolis.
the Misses Goodwin of Mddletown,
Conn: Miss Reitta Preston, DIR. William
Lockwood, both of Baltimore: DR. and
Henry B. Price of Norfolk and Mrs.
CHARLES G. Harris of Richmond
The other guests at the breakfast in
cluded Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon. Maj.
|, L. S. N. and Mrs. Madison. Dr. Middle
I ton Elliot. L. S. N, and Mrs. Elliot, the
Misses Downing. Miss Lille Finley. Miss
Rose Bradford, Dr. Delaney, L. S. A.:
DR.. Davis. [. s. A.; Rev DR.. Roland
DIR. Edward Odds. L. s. A. and Mrs.
Odds. Lieut.. and Mrs Galloway, Miss
Catherine Rush Porter. Miss Isabelle Ma
| gruder. DIR. Henry p. Parker, DIR. and
| Mrs. Dunlop. Mr.. James Crawford. Maj.
and Mrs. Charles Campbell. Mr. and Mrs
| Gould Lincoln, Miss Mabel Hume, Mrs.
| Henry Jewett, Lieut. and Mrs. Robert
Henderson, Miss Edith Sutherland Lieut.
| Brilliant, L. S. A., and Mrs Constantine
Chase.
| Late this afternoon Lieut. and Mrs.
| Dillen will leave for trip, the latter's
| travelling suit being of blue diagonal
serge, with a blue hat trimmed with VIC
| let's. Later they will go to Norfolk. where
Lieut.. Dillen's ship, the Delaware, is
| now stationed.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
| Sh air1aS ~,f Lost i~I,t ~,
! Secretary of Agriculture. Senator and
! Mrs. Burrows, Senator and Mrs. Rayner,
| Senator and Mrs. Briggs. Miss Lucy
kean, the assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. Oliver, Lieut.. Commander BenOiSt
! d Azy, Mr. MagooH, DIR. and Mrs. Ere
mont Smith. Mrs. Audenried. Miss Ham
| mond and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
| Butler.
| The charge d'affaires of Italy and Mar.
| chesa di Monaghan entertained at q. din
ner last night given at RauSchers as
! farewell to Baron Ambrozy, charge daft
| flares cf Austria-Hungary. who has been
| transferred to Rome and who leaves
| shortly for his new post To meet him
there were present the minister of Swift
| zerland and Nine. Ritter, Col. and Mrs.
insheld, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nard of the British embassy, Count and
Countess da Conturbia of Italy. the
Jonkheer Won Weede; Baron Hyc of the
lAustro-Hungarian embassy; Lieut. Won
Bruening of the German embassy and Mr..
Centaro of the Italian embassy.
Baron Ambrozy will be the guest Of
honor at large dinner tonight at Raus-
cheers, when his colleagues of the diplo-
matte corps will be the hosts.
Mrs. Edward Cranston Brooks has sent
O1Yt inxy1fq a.
daughter, Margaret Crosby Cranston, and
DR.. Lucius Warren Johnson, assistant
surgeon, L. S. N, Tuesday afternoon.
May II, at 4:30 o'clock, at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
The marriage of Miss Camille Herman
of 18th and U streets northwest to Mr..
A c. Mayer, also of Washington. will
take place in New York city this after