The Washington herald., 1912-04-25

passed DeNoltn the uelL ana EAluA8 ~
tween. the gown and train In broad
panel 20 the door. The wedding veil was
edged with duchesse and rose point lace.
cap Of lace being held In place by
sprays Of orange blossoms. The bridal
bouquet was a shower os orchids and
| lilies Of the valley.
Miss Louise Foster Lynch. sister Of the
bride. and maid Of honor. wore q pale
green messaline gown. with tunic em-
broidered In pastel shades Of pink, oine
and violet, and a large leghorn picture
hat laden with pink roses. Her bouquet
was Of shaded purple orchids.
The bridesmaids gowns were also IN
pastel coloring. those worn by Miss Louise
Freeman and Mrs. W. g. Wrightson be-
ing OF blue chiffon over pink. the tunics
embroidered in pale pink. blue and violet;
Miss Marjorie Winants' and Mrs Ar
thur Fosters were Of pink chiffon over
violet with tunics similarly embroidered.
while Miss MargueTite Broughton and
Miss Adele Grenet wore similar gowns OF
pink chiffon over blue. The bridesmaids
all wore large picture hEts Of lace and
straw trimmed with roses and sfreamere.
and carried Louis XIV bouquets Of Law
ender. sweet peas and Killarney roses
The flower girls, Miss Peggy Lynch,
youngest sister OF the bride, and Miss
Maud Bush. were attired in dainty gowns
OF shadow lace over pink silk. trimmed
with garlands OF tiny rosebuds and wore
large hats OF pompadour silk in pastel
coloring trimmed with ribbon. roses and
streamers. They carried baskets filled
with daisies and forget-me-nots.
Mrs. Jasper Lynch. mother Of the
bride. was handsomely gowned in gold
chiffon and lace, with corsage OF deep
rose color. a large picture hat with
sweeping plume Of deep rose completing
toilette in exquisite taste and harmoni-
Gus coloring. She carried large bou-
quet Of Jack roses. matching the rose
tint OF the corsage and plume.
Mr. Clews was attended by DR.. Walton
Graft, as best man, and the Messrs.
John B. Brecdnridge Lyndon stouten-
burgh. s. V. B. Brewster. James Hine.
William E. Swindell. and w. @. Wright
son acted as ushers.
Following the ceremony q reception
was held at Lynx Hail." the handsome
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Lynch, which
Is IN feudal architecture and one Of The
show places OF Lakewood. The house
was decorated with spring flowers and
American Beauty roses. the bride and
groom receiving upon a slightly raised
dias in a window alcove Of the large,
old-fashioned hall.
The brides gifts to her attendants were
Jeweled bracelets OF unique design, while
the bridegroom presented his best man
and ushers with pearl scarf pins. Miss
Lynch was the recipient of q large num-
Der OF beautiful and appropriate presents.
The list OF guests included practically
all the representative residents OF Lake
| wood and many who formerly lived
there. There were also present many
from out Of town.
Mise Lynch, who Is known to her fnti-
mate friends as Dolly" inherits much
Of the beauty and charm Of her mother.
and Is one OF the most popular members
Of the younger set. She Is the best
known amateur fancy dancer in America
and has displayed her talent at many
Charitable Affairs given not only in Lake
wood. but In New York, Washington.
and Philadelphia
Mr.. Clsws is the son Of Mrs. W. B.
Reilley, OF Orange, N. J.. and q grand
son OF the Hon. George H. Hartford,
former Mayor OF Orange. He Is a splen-
did pianist and has much talent as a
composer. number OF musical comedies
written by him having been given dur
ing the last few years
Mr.. and Mrs. Clews will make their
home In Orange for the present. later
going to Spring Lake for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee viii be hostI
at dinner Sunday evening In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon, OF New
York.
Miss Katherine Pauline Tavenner was
married to Mr.. Richard Jackson Taggari
at Trinity Catholic Church at O'Clock
/ yesterday afternoon Miss Tavenner Il
the daughter OF Mr.. Edwin H. Tavenner
OF Bluemont, Va, and Mr.. Taggart, who
is a well known Washington lawyer, Il
the son of Hon. Hugh 7. Taggart. for
merly Assistant United States Attorney
for the District.
The bride, who was given IN marriage
by her cousin, Mr.. w. o. Tavenner. OF
Manassas. Va. wore a blue travelling
suit. and carried a large bouquet oi
| lilies OF the valley and sweet peas.
The bride was attended by Miss Eta
Taggart, a sister of the bridegroom. who
had for his best man Mr.. Linn.
Due TO a recent death in the family
| of the bridegroom. the ceremony was q
very quiet affair, attended only by rela.
tives and a few close friends Mr.. Tag
gart and his bride left Immediately
after the ceremony for Atlantic City.
where they will spend their honey.
moon.s
The wedding OF Miss Louise Chapir
Fletcher. daughter OF Senator and Mrs
Duncan Upshaw Fletcher, of Florida. and
DIR. Thomas Junior Kemp took place las
evening In All Souls Unitarian Church
Rev. U. @. B. Pierce, the pastor, on
ciating, in the presence of barge gath.
ering representative OF Washington so
ciety, including members OF the Cabine
and the Senate and House. Quantities
of spring blossoms adorned the churcl
for the occasion, and after the ceremony
a brilliant reception and dance was helC
at Raucher's.
The bride is one OF the most charming
girls Of the Congressional set. and since
her debut a couple OF years ago has beer
one OF the most popular. She was at
tended by a group Of girls. all except
one intimate school friends, who have
been house guests Of Senator and Mrs
Fletcher for a week. Miss Nell Fletcher
was her sisters maid of honor and Mrs
Hubert Cornelison, Of Jacksonville. wal
the matron of honor. The bridesmaid
were Miss Sibyl Hayes. daughter of Rep
resentative Hayes. of California: Mis-
Gladys Bland, Miss Gertrude Hammatt
and Miss Charlotte Phillips. all Of Jack.
sonviIle; Miss Eugenia Walker. Of At
Ianto: Miss Claire Fletcher. Of Forsyth
Ca: Miss Cornelia Puleston, of Monti.
cello. Fla, and Miss Katherine Cornell
of Philadelphia Capt. W. T. Davis
Medical Corps, U. S. A., acted aS~oes
man for DR.. Kemp and Mr.. John Samue
Kemp was gromsrhan for his brother
The ushers were Capt. Edward NJ. Tai
bott, Medical Corps, U. s. A; T. p. LIP
pitt, Porto Rivero, son Of the Minister
: from Cuba: Robert R. Brott. DR.
Z Thomas ID. Rogers. Frank Barlow. DR.
l. Burr Piggott. and William Mears. Of
/ Leavenworth. KanA Little Miss Cor
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