The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
Brilliant
Wedding Of
Miss Howe
Throng of Friends at Mar
rage TO Felix Gar
ziglia.

Miss Marie Angela Howe. youngest
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Franklin The
odore Howe. who are among the Oldest
and most prominent residents Of Wash
lngton and Brookland. ID c., was mar
ried last evening to Fellz Garziglia, Of
Paris. a recent acquisition to local music
circles. and son of n. and Mine. Ber-
nard Garziglei, OF the nobility Of
France. The ceremony was performed
IN the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart at the
end OF Fourteenth street at half past Z
O'Clock by the Rev Father Joseph Nc
Gee, pastor. He was assisted by a party
of distinguished priests. including Faith
er Soathgate, Father Fortier, Father
Hannah. and DR.. Melady. OF the Catho-
Pink, Father Eckinrode. Fatker Eugene
lie University.
The church was more than usually
beautiful in the matter of decorations
The chancel, which is beautiful In itself,
was a mass Of Easter lilies. tall palms,
and Bride roses, and the music was
elaborate and effective. S. Frederick
Smith presided at the organ and a quar-
tet. composed Of Miss Gertrude Reuter-,
soprano: Miss Flora Bernheimer, con
tralto; Richard p Backing. tenor. and
sydney Lloyd Wrightson. sang the we'd
ding music from Lohengrin. FitzhuSh
Goldsborough. violinist, played with ex-
quisite finish and tone Bohm's 'Le-
gende." Mr.. Wrightson sang Beloved
il is Morn" and Mr. Smith played Du-
bois' 'Entree du Cortege" and 'In|oca-
tion." and for the entrance OF the bridal
party the Mendelssohn Wedding March.
The bride was attended BY her sister,
Miss Sarah Willard Howe. as maid OF
honor, and her niece and nephew, Elise
Francis Howe and Franklin Theodore
Howe, Sd. who acted as flower bearers,
and strewcd the pathway Of the bride
with roses from their picturesque baskets.
The ushers who seated the guests and
headed the bridal procession were Fitz-
hugh GOldsborough, DR.. J. ". Pollock.
George T. SabOurin. and Martin Nc
Hugh. The bridegroom, who awaited
the bride at the altar, was attended BY
Eugene CoGlon as best man.
The bride was one of the prettiest OF
the season. in an imported renaissance
lace princesse robe with the foundation
Of chiffon cloth. and made over white
satin. There were shoulder pieces OF
point lace aud point lace about the
neck. Her only ornament was q brooch
OF pearls and diamonds. the gift OF the
BRIDEGROOM and her vel Of tulle was
fragrance ali about her. Her shower
bouquet was u ilies-of-the-valley and
orange blossoms. The maid OF honor
wore Brussels net embroidered. and
made over pink silk. and carried huge
bunch of pink roses. The flower bear
ers were both in white the little maid
IN white net trimmed with dainty pink
ribbons. and her youthful brother IN a
white flannel FauntlerOy suit. The dou-
bic ring service was used. Immediately
following the ceremony a small reception
was held IN the country home Of the
brides parencs, in Brookland. for the
bridal party, relatives and very close
friS Nds The decorations in the drawing
room were ali of white and green. and
the dining room was rosy In pink candle
shades, pink roses, and carnations OF
the same hue.
The gifts, for which a room on the
second floor was set aside, embraced a
valuable collection of silver, cut glass.
and rare pieces of art, including mag
ntficenL silver tea service from the ush-
ers and a superb cut-glass punch bowl.
Mrs. Howe mother Of the bride, wore
a gown of white Liberty silk trimmed
in Nalenciennes lace, with touches OF
black, and diamonds; Miss Mary Helen
Howe, the Well-knOWn singer, was in
an imported white lace over white silk
Miss Katie Lay Howe wore pale blue
crepe de chine trimmed with Irish lace,
and Mrs. George Howe was in pink silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garziglia left last night
LpI 4 snort NcGuluB tEAps hlNGE WtlCE
they VIII be with the latter's parents
temporarily. They viii be at home on
the afternoon OF April "a
Among the guests at the house were
Mr. and Mrs James A. Griffith. MIR. and
Mrs. George Furbershaw Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph I. Griffith. Mr. and Mrs A. 3.
Griffith Mr. and Mrs. George A. Howe.
Elise Frances Howe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin T. Howe, jr., Franklin T.
Howe, Sd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. HOrner,
Miss Violet Homer, Miss Helena McCar-
Smith. Miss Sigma Holther, Miss Cath
Ieen Noel, Miss Catharine Brown. Miss
Laura Depew, Rev. Joseph F. MCGEE,
Father Fortier, the Rev. DR.. Aelady.
Miss Holmann. Miss i. Lenore Lacey.
Miss Nellie O'Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Zollinser, Mrs. Alice ZoIlInger,
Miss Sarah wise. Of Baltimore; Miss
Eleanor Harry, Of Frederick, Nd; Mr..