The Washington times., 1906-05-15
MIDDAY WEDDING
At CHEVY CHASE
Observation-Disclosures NuptialS
SOlemniZed at. Home Of
Major and Mrs. Ord.

Tho home OF Major James c. Ord. at
Chevy Chase, was the scene at noon to-
day OF Al exceedingly pretty wedding.
when lis niece. Miss Elise Marsteller.
became the wife OF Harry Sanderson
Mulliken. a Boston man who now
makes his home In Mexico.
II was a typical suburban wedding.
the entire house being profuse with
floral decorations, and the windows
opening on the garden filled with dog
wood trees and rose bushes.
The colonial hau and galleries. as
well as the drawing room and dining
room, were filed with an abundance OF
palms, ferns, and yellow daisies, the fav-
orite flower OF the bride At the end
Of the long colonial han. the aIcove
where the ceremony took place. was
converted into a perfect bower OF white
roses. palms, and feathery ferns. The
bride and groom knelt before the prje
dieu. al each end OF which were enor-
nous white vases filled 20 OVERLOOKING
with white bridal roses, giving the effect
OF an altar
Mrs. James c. Ord and Miss Ord
aunts Of the bride. received the guests
before the wedding. Miss ord LAYING of
mourning for the day. and wearing a
gown OF pale gray crepe de chine and
lace
Promptly at y O'Clock. the bride. lean
ing on the arm Of Major Ord who gave
her IN marriage. descended the saair-
way, preceded by her six Bridesmaids
ana her little cousin. Miss Veda ord
who acted as ring bearer.
Inc bridesmaids were Miss lTa-a,a rat
W Mihanson. Miss Gladys Ord, Miss ErniIy
thompson, Of Atlanta Ga. Miss Naria
teT,nandez. Of Monterey. Mexico: Miss
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Lottie NarSteIIer. They mad !. -,ii7s us,
pretty group. IN their gowns of yvbirs
oIsandle. each wearing wreath of
Nhlle roses. and carrying enormous
ouIcnrs OF yellow daiSes. They car
rled long streameIS Of yellow rihboD
when when formed an aisle Tor the bridal
The little ring-bearer was very dainty
az al PIetty IN a charming costume OF
Nnte and a wreath Of white roses
MISS MaTsteller made a very lovely
pride In handsome princess gown ~
aqGheSS satin and real lace trimmed
win pearls and long court train Hc..
vel was fastened with a wreath OF
orange blossoms and a diamond sun
Durst, gltt from the bridegroom.
Al The altar the bride was met nv
Alr- Mulliken and his best man. Harry
Mason, OF Washington. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father
Kelly. the chaplain of Fort Myer as
sisted by Father Shandelle.
After the ceremony breakfast was
served In the dining room, where the
bride cut The cake with her father s
sword for the hundred or more guests.
During the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Mulliken left the city for New York.
where they will spend the next two
days, after which they expect to spend
a week IN Boston before sailing for a
three months trip 10 Europe on the
Coronia, of the Cunard line on May %
Mrs MulAken's travelling gown was
handsome tailor-made suit of gray
English suiJing. with hat. gloves, anG
shoes 10 correspond.
While In Europe Mr. and Mrs Multi
ken expect 70 visit for some time in
Spain and 10 attend the wedding OF
Princess Ena and the King of Spain,
TO which event Mrs Mulliken will wear
her own wedding dress.
Mrs. James Emo. who has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs William p Emo
for some time past, will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for her home in New
York.
Lieut. Edward McCauIey, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley, has
been ordered TO Washington for duty.