The Washington times., 1914-11-03

MCSauley uduSHItI VI WI.
and Mrs. Edward McCauley, and
Lieut. Herbert S. Howard, Con-
struction Corps, u. S. N, was solem-
nized at noon today at st. Johns
Church, the Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton
Smith, pastor of the church, officiating.
The quaint old edifice was gay with
autumn leaves. while masses of palms
and graceful ferns banked the chanccl
and the altar. Mr.. Freeman, organist
of St. Johns, played the wedding
marches and rendered delightful pro-
gram during the seating of the guests.
A notable company of representative
folk gathered to 90 honor to the charm
ing young bride, who has been noted
as beauty and a belle ever since her
debut few seasons ago. She entered
the church with her father, who gave
her in marriage, wearing lovely gown
of soft white satin, yelled in tulle, with
a wreath of orange blossoms edging the
skirt The bodice was a draped model
of satin caught with cluster Of orange
blossoms and with a top Of tuile. The
was edged with rare point lace. which
was drawn across the front Of the
bodice, forming a bertha. The tulle
veil. very soft and full and creamy in
tone. was worn over the face and was
caught to the brides hair with wreath
of orange blossoms. She carried
shower of white orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Ethel Noyes was maid Of honor,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Walcott, Miss Katherine McClintock,
Miss Frances Hoar. Miss Caryl Craw-
yry tfrO n h n nrT1l
ing group of washington girls. Their
frocks were smart French models, made
of peach-colored silk in a heavy soft
weave. The skirts had rather long. full
tunics of silk over underskirts or tulle,
and the bodices were Of the silk with
the hands and tulle ruches about the
neck. They wore hats Of silver tissue,
yelled in black tulle. and trimmed in
silver grapes: slippers and hosiery of
silver; and carried bouquets OF tea
roses and lilies of the valley.
John Howard was best man for his
brother, and the ushers were John
Marsh. Of New York: Charles Almy, jr. !:
of Wilmington: Naval Constructor Gard
Knox and Franklin Ellis. OF this city. =.
Among the out-of-town guests present
clarence o. Howard. of Boston: parents
OF lieutenant Howard and his sister.
Miss Lucia Howard, Miss Ruth Garland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell
~ Ian Of Philadelphia, brother-in-law
ana sister Of the bride. who are the
casts "i,e of Mr. and Mrs. McCauley.
Mrs McCauley wore handsome
~ If black satin, trimmed with
Handsome black lace and white tuile
Her hat was Of black velvet WIN 1eath,
ere and she wore corsaSe bouquet El
orcbids Mrs Howard wore black
yalvet costume, with small black vel
vet hat and Miss Lucia Howard was
vor,- charming in gown or purple
Heasoda very L with black velvet hat
trimmed in burnt ostrich tips.
A small breakfast at tne nome VI
I'D n,r avenue. followed the ceremony.
Th 1r,u ho,sa was decorated with greens
nd rinl, and white crysanthemums
.fter a bridal trip Lieutenant and Mrs
Howard will return to Washington 10
to no ths guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. NC
oe ,ne mil after Christmas, when
au,eH ,,,, take possession of the fpart-
MT - at the Dupont which they nave
leased for the season. 10, ,,oids
Tbc brde's presents to her maldS
ware dainty hat pins or Sold' STUDDED
WIKI wur stones. and Mr.. Howard gave his
attendants handsons go'o p''''9
Mrs John story. ir. returned last
.,rht from her summer nome al
Wbitehall Md. Mrs. story. wife OF Cen
o.oI story has Deen III to"'i w ~, ~ " ~
r,n, u,an,, she also passed the summer
months at whitehall.
Nrs Titoni. wife of Lieut.. Ranato
r;.ns,; ~ & NJ. c.. who has spent sew
~, nT',, r..a1Is in Baltimore. will return on
Thursday.
NJ and Mrs. Sidney Thomas the lat-
n sormerl,. Miss Nellie Davidson. nave
te, co' an ,nartment at the Cordova-
| tahei' on +
,Irs Darlington. wife of Cen. Ernest
ca,I;noton. Will entertain Informally at
| 1inrer this evening in comnineh' 10 her
sister Mrs. J. Franklin Bell.
Si''''' d
Nator and Mrs. William ID. Connor
| Ill, live a dinner tomorrow night at
W. W. chow. Chase Club in honor of Mrs.
Eranklin Bell, who Is visiting Mrs.
ernest Darlington.
| Tho Secretary of Commerce Hnd Mrs.
oadfield will return tonight from Brook
lyn.
The secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
r,rankiin X. Lane will return from Cali
| fornia next Tuesday:
Mrs. y : Reacorn and daughter. Mrs
F.. Fl. Holbrooke. formerly Of Beaver
pa. now of Philadelphia, are stopping
for the season at the Cutler House
l001 Thirteenth street northwest.