The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

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satin, trimmed with velvet of Copenha-
ven blue.
Mrs. Florence Thomas Fisher and Mr..
Edward Peace Rawle. Of Philadelphia.
we're married az noon yesterday an the
residence Of Gen. and Mrs Humphrev
IN the Portnea The rooms were prettily
decorated with palms. smyIax. and
potted plants. Gen. Humphrey escorted
his niece and gave her in marriage.
There were no attendants except Mr.
James W. Rawle. OF Philadelphia The
wedding gown was a becoming costume
OF pale blue chiffon broadcloth. embroid-
cred in white and silver and pale
blue picture hat trimmed with long os-
trich plumes. The bridal bouquet was
shower Of white carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony q
wedding breakfast was served. The
guests, consisting mostly OF relatives.
with only a few intimate friends. were
Mrs A. McWhorter- Thomas. aunt Of
the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. James Rawle.
OF Bryn Mawr parents OF the bride
groom; the Misses Rawle or Brvu NTav,r
sisters Of the bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Rawle. Of Rosemont. Pa. Mr.
and Mrs Randolph Hurry, Of New York.
the Misses Hurry. Of New York: Mrs
henry Fisher. Of Redlands Cal. sister
OF the bride; J. Randall Williams. ir.
OF HayerfOrd. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Laussett Geyelin, Of Villanova. Pa. ::
Mrs. Henry Hobart Brown and son
Coleman Brown. Of Philadelphia: Fran
els Rawle, Of Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Morven Thompson. Miss Williamson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. all of
Washington; Thomas II. Hulings. of
Baltimore; HIS mother. Mrs Hulings. and
sister, Mrs Offcut, of Rockville. Nd.
and the Misses Humphrey.
Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Rawle left Washington for their bridal
trip and their future home in Philadel-
phia- Mrs. Rawle wore a green broad
cloth travelling suit and a chic fur hat.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Humphrey
entertained the bridal party and a few
friends in her apartment at tea from 3
to 7.
The bride is the daughter Of the late
Major Evan Thomas, l. s A. and a
granddaughter OF the late Gen. Lorenzo
Thomas, L. S. A During her early girl
hood Mrs. Fisher resided in Washing
ton, but of late years has made her
home in California. Last winter she
spent in Washington
At St Paurs Roman Catholic Church
at noon, Miss Maud Laurens
McCahill became the bride Of Mr.. John
Walter Lyons, of Rutland. VI The Rev.
James F. Mackin oficiated Miss Mary
McCahiIl. a sister OF the bride. was her
maid Of honor and only attendant.
Ent
acted as best man. The ushers were Mr..
]. Edwards Copps. of Rutland, Vt; Mr..
William II. Dunn and Mr.. Henry H.
Fletcher, of New York; Mr.. A. c. Ritchie
and Mr. William NJ. Roach. of Washing
ton.
The bride entered the church with her
uncle. Alfred McCahilI. Of Elizabeth. n. J.
Her gown was a handsome princess OF
white satin, effectively trimmed with old
rose point lace and white chiffon The
front Of the yoke. which came down in a I
bertha effect in the front. was made of
he lace from the fan carried by the
brides mother at her wedding. The front
panel of the skirt was trimmed with seed
pearls. and the brides only ornament |
vas pearl necklace The tulle veil fell /
70 the hem of the long court train. and /
Vas arranged with a coronet Of orange /
blossoms. The bridal bouquet was a /
shower of Bride roses. The maid of /
lonor wore a gown of white chiffon cloth |
'ver pink taffeta, and white hat trimmed /
With white plumes. She carried a shower /
bouquet of Golden Gate roses.
Following the ceremony at the church |
/ wedding breakfast for the bridal party
md relatives was served in the brides
lome in the Woodley. Here the, decora-
ions were also in green, with white
hrysanthemums. roses. palms. and ferns.
Mrs. Edwin McCahill, mother OF the
ride, wore a handsome white lace gown
With corsage bouquet OF violets, and a
lack picture hat
Mrs. Alfred McCahill, aunt OF the bride
L Elizabeth, n. J., wore a gown of