The Washington herald., 1914-11-04
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The. marriage Of Miss Mary Morris Nc
cahIey to Mr.. Herbert Seymour Howard
U. s. N. at St. Johns Church. Lafayette
Square. at noon yesterday added another
beautiful ceremony TO the many which
have taken place in that historic edince,
only little less famous In Washington
social history, than is St Georges In
London. The fashionable company invit-
ed toswitness the ceremony. which RaI
Followed by reception and breakfast al
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCauIey, In Rhode Island
avenue, represented the oldest resident
circles Of the Capital. where the bride Z
family has been prominent for many
years. The ushers who seated these
guests and later led the bridal procession
were Mr.. John ID. Marsh, Of New York;
Mr.. Charles Almy. jr., Of Cambridge,
Mass; Mr.. Franklin Ellis, Of Washing
ton: Naval Constructor H Gard Knox,
and Naval Constructor James o. Gawne,
the latter both brother officers Of the
bridegroom, and like him in fun Uniform
The bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Noyes,
/ whose marriage Is TO take place In the
same church next month; Miss CaryI
Crawford. Miss Helen Walcott, Mss
Katharine McClintock. and Miss Frances
pink silk frocks made on new lines, with
the overdresses falling to the hem Of the
skirt, and trimming Of tiny pufings Of
SIR outlining the hem. Their hats were
OF silver In round graceful shape, with
round crown and severe brim tilted to
becoming angle. and trimmed IN silver
grapes and>tiny pink roses. Their bou-
quets were large punches Of tea roses
which watched the gowns In color, and
gave nRFfarf Anfah 70 fnk
tunes n
Miss McCauIey was the ideal bride In
superb gown Of white satin yelled In
net with its corsage and short drapery
about the waist Of exquisite old point
Orange blossoms outlined the edge Of the
court train and held the lace drapery at
its lower point The tulle veil was also
held by coronet Of orange blossoms. the
latter combined with lilies of the valley
forming The bridal bouquet Mr.. Nc
Cauley escorted his daughter, eonsigning
her TO the bridegroom's keeping at the
chancel rail- Mr.. John Howard attended
his brother as best man. The impressive
service was delivered by DR. Roland Cot
ton Smith, d. D.. rector Of the church.
The music by the regular organist in
cluded, In addition to the regulation we'd
ding marches. the old English Cathedral
chime between the betrothal and the bri-
- 1NAH+ as NtAA dl AnC ClObc OF
the ceremony. The bride and bridegroom
led the way from the ehancel to the
music OF Mendslssohn's wedding march
Each maid was escorted from the chan
eel by an usher. The floral decoration, in
addition to very profuse arrangement Of
white chrysanthemums about the chan
Gel. included garlands OF autumn foliage
about the entire gallery with tall stand
ARDS Of chrysanthemums marking the
reserved news.
In Rddition~to the brides parents the
company here tnciNded Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence o. Howard, OF Boston, the parents
Of the bridegroom, and his sister Miss
Lucia Howard. the Misses Ruth and Alice
Garland. also Of Boston; Mr. and Mrs.
Walcott Tuckermann. the latter a sister
OF the bride, with their four small daugh-
ters. The latter. who range from two to
eight years, were dressed exactly alike
in long apricot cloth coats with hats to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Don-
nell Lee. the latter also a sister OF the !
bride. were accompanied by two children, |
q son and q daughter. Other relatives 1
and friends. most OF whom went on 70
the breakfast, were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank !
lin Steele. Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Addison. Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Hubley
Potter and her small daughter, the Count /
ess di Cellere, wife OF the Italian Ambas- |
sador; the Peruvian Minister and Nine. !
Pezet, Judge Hagner. Mrs. George Coale, |
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Walcott, Mr.. and |
Mrs. William R. Merriam. Rear Admiral /
and Mrs. Clover and the Misses Clover, |
Mrs William F. Draper and Miss Draper, |
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Glover, Mrs. Charles |
II. Poor. Mrs Roscoe Bulmer, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Tuckermann. DR.. and Mrs. Chat J
ard. Mrs. lockwood Hoar, Gen. John
NJ Wilson. Mrs. Joseph C. Crawford, Mrs. |
John B. jackson. Mrs. Christian Hem
mick. Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Russell. DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Mr.. James Mar
ion Johnston, Mrs. Stephen o. Richey, :
Mr. and Mrs Herbert H. D. Peirce. Col /
and Mrs Reeves Russell. Mrs James
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison Nc
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyss. Miss Noyes,
Misses SChenck. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Bonnafon. VIscount and viscountess
Henri de Sibour. Mrs Gist Blair.
Mrs. Nathan wyeth. DR.. and
Mrs Nash and Miss Nash. Mrs Alexan-
der Magruder. Mrs. John Roger, Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Chase, Mrs. Upsher More
head. Mrs. Charles B. Howry and Miss
Mary Howry. Miss Frances Williams, the
Misses de Pena. Miss Adelaide Heath,
Miss Cora Barry. Miss Rebecca Wilmer,
Miss Morgan, the Misses Downing, the
Misses Fitch. Miss Eloise Sargent, Miss
HaRner, Miss Harlan, Miss Barbour. Miss
Miss Marion Leutze, and Miss
Britton.