The Washington times., 1912-04-17
Ceremony in Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown, at
4:30 O'clock.

Holy Trinity Catholic Church, George:
| town, Will be the scene Of a beautiful
wedding this afternoon at 4:ao o'clock,
when Miss Marie r. Ray, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington Ray,
will become the bride Of Maurice VII
sack. Of Pittsburgh. The, Rev. A. j.
Dcnlon, president of Georgetown Uni
Versity. will be the officiating clergy
man.
Quantities of palms and spring bios
| SONS Will form the floral DECORATIONS in
the church. and the altar will be adorn-
ed with tall lighted tapers. Tall stand
ards of pink roses will mark the pews
reserved for the relatives. ...
Miss Ray. who will be escorted by
her father will wear n handsome bridal
gown Of white satin charmeuse trimmed
with duchesse and rose point lace, with
long court train caught IN with clus-
ters Of orange blossoms and touches Of
rose point LACE, with the bodice of chif-
f'n and rose point lace embroidered in
pearls. Her bridal veil Of tulle will be
edged with narrow rose point lace and
held in place with a coronet of orange
blossoms. She will wear the bride
Groom's gift. diamond necklace, ami
carry an old-fashioncd colonial shower
bouquet OF orchids and lilies OF the val
ley, reaching to the hem of her gown.
Will Be Attended
BY Her Sister.
Miss Antoinette Ray. sister of the
bride. who will attend her as maid of
honor, will wear dainty French gown
Of rose pink satin charmeuse Veiled In
rose pink chiffon and shadow lace. in
empire effect. with a draped trained
skirt. caught at The side. apd a hat
of white straw. faced with lose pink
catin' and trimmed with huge rose
pink chiffon butterfly bow and a cus-
ter Of pale pink roses. She will carry a
bouquet rf Maryland roses
Miss Genevieve Butler, OF New York;
lurgh, and Miss Christine Fox and Miss
Elizabeth Mccartney, OF Washington. as
bridesmaids. and little Miss Helen
Louise Colbert, as flower girl, will also
wear satin charmeuse veiled in white
chiffon with a side drapery of lace and
touches of pink chiffon, and pointed
trains of the lace. Their hats will be of
white straw faced with pink satin and
trimmed with huge pink chiffon butter
fly bows. and they will carry Killarney
roses.
Carl j. vilsack will act as best man
for his brother and the ushers will be
Frederick Kafka, of New York: Harry
Carlin. OF New York; Frank Goodwin,
and Edward Frauenheim, of Pittsburgh,
and William D. Sullivan. of Washing
ton.
Preceding the entrance OF the bridal
party will be an organ recital by Ar
mand Gumprecht, his program includ-
ns msnns Neoss50H AVe Mars. rrH@ Joce1ns fa@ ser
ceuse;" selections from Chopin, Tam
hauser." and the "Lohengrin" and
Mendelssohn wedding music.
Reception Follows
Ceremony In Church.
Following the wedding ceremony at
the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray will be
hosts at a reception at their residence.
on Thirty-first street, in honor of the
bridal couple. The house will be taste
fully decorated with spring blossoms.
palms and ferns. and Meyer Davis
string orchestra will play throughout
the. afternoon.
Mrs. Ray, who will receive with the
bridal party, will wear a handsome
gown of apple green satin charmeuse
veiled in amethyst chiffon with an over
dress of black lace banded with gold
bead passementerie, and hat OF white
straw faced with amethyst satin and
trimmed with two-toned green plumes:
Mrs. Leo B. Dannemiller. aunt Of
the bride, will wear a gown of corr
colored chiffon draped over orchid satin
and trimmed with lace, caught at the
side with rose of the chiffon. and a
pointed train of lace with straw hat
faced with the chiffon and trimmed with
orchid plumes.
Mrs NJ. J. Colbert. also an aunt of
the bride will wear white charmeusc
satin draped in onion chiffon with a
picture hat trimmed with chiffon roses
of the same shade.
Miss Sullivan, another aunt, will wear
Marie Louise blue chiffon over white
satin charmeuse with shadow lace and
a white picture hat trimmed with
shaded blue plume.
Mr. Vilsack and his bride will leave
Washington after the reception for a
Northern bridal trip. They expect to
sail shortly for an extended European
tour. The brides going away gown
will be of two toned brown grosgrain
silk with a Gainsborough hat of the
same shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Saville and
Miss Saville have arrived in Washing
ton and opened their residence. in Sew
enteenth street, after spending the win
ter In ST. Augustine.