Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS McCAULEY
AND LIEUT.. HOWARD.
Ceremony at St. Johns Followed by
Reception-Other Events.
Notes.

| scene OF anutheE notable wedding IN
which both official and resident society of
the capital is interested Miss Mary Nc
| CalIey. the attractive young daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Edwa rd McCauley, and
! Lieut.. Herbert Seymour Howard of the
| Construction Corps, L. S. n, were mar
! ried by the rector, Rev. DIR. Roland Cot
| ton Smith. The cha noel was adorned
with palms and foliage plants and the
altar vases We're filed with while chrys
anthemums- A musical program was
given during the asSen.bage OF the
guests and before and after the cere-
fnony- The ushers who preceded the
bride and her attendants to the chance!
We're: Mr.. Charles Almy, ir., of Cam
bridge, Mass; Mr. John D. Marsh of New
York, Mr.. Franklin Ellis. naval con-
structor; II. Gard Knox L. S. N. and
| Naval Constructor James O. Gawne U.
! $. n
| The bride was escorted by her father,
and heauti. ully gowned in white
satin and tue with garland of orange
| blossoms edging the hem of her dress.
! Lovely old family lace in wide Scarf of
| fine point fell from her shoulders to the
end of the court train, where it was
caught with "A tiny cluster of orange
bio ssomS. a wreath of orange blossoms
| held her tulle Veil Her bouquet was OF
white orchids and lilies o. the valley.
Miss Ethel Noyes was the maid Of
| honor and the bridesmaids included
Miss Carol crawford, Miss Helen Wal
| colt, Miss katherine McClintock, Miss
! Alice Whiting and Miss Frances Hoar.
The six girls We're dressed alike in
| peach-colored satin dresses made with
| long tunics, showing fluffy tulle under
| skirts of the same shade. The bodices
| We're of the satin. with tulle collars and
! long sleeves.
IL hot triY
med with clusters of silver grapes. and
they wore silver slippers. All the at
! tendants carried bouquets of tea roses
and lilies of the valley.
| Mr.. John G. Howard of Boston was
| best man for his brother.
A reception for family and intimate
friends followed at the McCauley resi-
;ience on Rhode Island avenue.
| Mrs. McCauley wore a gown Of black
satin. with Il black hat trimmed with
white ostrich plumes
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman of
! this city and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| O'Donncll Lee of Philadelphia, brothers.
iil-law and sisters of the bride, were at
the wedding.
The out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Howard of Boston,
parents of the bridegroom Miss Howard.
| his sister, and Miss Ruth Garland OF
| Boston, whose engagement to. Mr.. John
q. Howard. brother of the bridegroom.
fhaS been announced, and her sister, Miss
| Alice Garland, of Boston
Miss Alice Garland and Miss Ruth Gar
land staying with Capt. and Mrs
Marlborough Churchill
Lieut. and Mrs. Howard left this aft
ernoon for their wedding trip. the latter
wearing suit of dark blue cloth. with
smart black silk beaver hat trimmed
with silver braid and fur
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman
We're accompanied by their young chill
dren. Il lovely quartet, all dressed
alike in apricot braid cloth coats trim
med with fur and mushroom hats
! IN Il dark blue velvet costume and hat.
! Mrs. Charles ODonnell Lee wore a
heavy white lace mbined with black
satin and i black hat with white
plumeS
Mrs. Howard. mother Of the bride
groom, wore white lace trimmed with
black satin and small black fur
trimmed hat.
Some of those at the church were
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover and the
Misses Clover. Mrs. William F. Draper.
Miss Margaret Draper, Mrs Chauncey
Hackett, Mrs Frank B. Noyes, Miss
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Glover, Rear
admiral and Mrs Gheen. the Misses
Gheen, Miss Catherine Britton. Mrs.
Ipshnr Morehead. Judge Hagner. Miss
isabe! Hagner. Mrs. Nathan Wyeth,
Miss Eleanora Morgan. Miss Wilmer,
Mrs. Francis Nash, Miss Carolyn Nash.
Miss Marguerite Barbour, Mrs. Chris
tian Hemmick. Miss Doris Haywood,
RaSr,. 'o Nm 3 Jackson. Mrs. David S.
tard. Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Miss
Hlnckley, Minister and Nine. Pezet
MISS De Pena, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs.
Lelgh rainier, Mrs. Preston Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henri de Sibour, Mrs. BONN
tan, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harris AND
Gen. John NJ. Wilson 1890
The marriage of Miss Helen Hendricl
daughter OF Mrs. David Stewart Hen
drlck, and Mr.. Royal r. Mckenna will
take place at 4:3O o'clock this after
noon at the home of the bride on Ban
croft place, the Rev. Edward Buckley.
assistant pastor of St Matthew's
Church, oficiating. Miss Lillian Hen
drlck will be maid of honor for her sis
ter, and Mr. Thilman Hendrick will be
best man. Only the two contracting
families are to witness the ceremony,
which will be followed by the imme-
date departure of the couple for their
honeymoon jaunt.
The handsome young bride is to wear
her travelling dress of tete de negre
chiffon velvet and 4 large felt hat and
plumes of the same color. trimmed with
ecru lace. Her bouquet is to be of
| mauve orchids and lilies of the valley
| Her sister, her maid of honor, will
wear a smart broadcloth suit in dark
blue and d picture hat in black velvet.
! Her mowers are TO De Oh American
beauty roses. The brides mother will
| wear purple velvet.
| The newly married couple, after their
! return to this city, will reside at the
| Avondale. where, after January l, they
| will be at home to their friends.
| Col. Robert NJ Thompson gave a din
! ner last night at the st. Regis, New
| York for his son-in-law and daughter
| Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fl. 7. Pell.
| Mr. and Mrs Giuseppe Catalani, SON
in-law and daughter of Mrs Henry F.
pimock will spend the winter in Rome
Italy.
| Miss Louise O'Neil OF 18th street left
Saturday for Boston for an extended
visit
A Hallo,, cen party was given Satur-
/ dav night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Connie l.. Bell, 903 Q street northwest.
The early part of the evening was
devoted to games and dancing. About
| II o'clock refreshments We're served.
! The dining room was attractiVely dec
| Grated with autumn leaves, lanterns,
| p,Impkins etc. Those present were
| Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs James Titcomhe, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| A. Moriarty, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Neufer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Bricker, Misses
| Alice NJ Turner, Florence Genary and
| elizabeth Young and Messrs. Charles
| F. Ferry, John Rich, Samuel r. Turner,
sr.. and Joseph w. and S. Rowland
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