The Washington times., 1916-05-02
Ceremony Is Performed at Her
Home Among Attractive
Floral Decorations.
SIMPLICITY PREu6MINATEs
Lieut.. Hugo Koehler Is Best Man
for United States Naval
Officer.

The marriage of Miss May dalton
Power daughter of Mrs. James dalton
Power. TO william Tupper hghtle, lieu
tenant U. s. NJ, which will be solemn
ICED this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. will
be marked with great simplicity and
charm. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the apartment of the brides
mother In the Parkwood. the Rev. Faith
or =. L. Buckley. of st. Mathews
Church. officiating. and will be fol-
lowed by reception from 4 to 6 o'clock.
The springtime decorations of palms,
pink rambler roses and Easter lilies are
In harmony with the pale gray walls of
the drawing rooms. Tall vases of Amer
ican Beauty roses contrast. and a grace
fui canopy, starred with lilies and
SPRAYS of Dorothy Perkins roses. will
mark the spot where the bridal couple
will stand. A strnged orchestra, with
orEsn accompaniment, will play the
wedding marches and will give varied
and interesting musical program dur
ing :hc reception.
Given BY Brother.
The bride will be giver In marriage
by her brother, Neal Power OF San
francisco. Her gown Is of whito tu,le
lover ivory satin. made with full court
train Of the satin and with a bodice gar
niture of lovely point d'Alencon lace.
which was worn By the brides mother
on her wedding gown. The flowing an
gel sleeves sre of tulle. She will wear
a veil of tulle. very long and full,
caught Ia the hack OF the hair with a
chGplet Of orange blossoms und her
only ornament will be a platium bar
pin set with diamonds. sspphires and
emeralds, the slit of the bridegroom:
She will carry a shower bouquet OF
white orchids and lilies OF the valley.
rros Tns full ana d5S:s Si Ss. Uniforms Of tne Gfas
Kochler. l.. s. ~. will lerd a touch
OF military pomp to tho scene. The
brides only attendant will be Miss
Gladys Hetherington OF Philadelphia.
organdie. made after n quaint old-time
model. with full skirt over hoop and
the idaintiest Of fchus To finish the bod
ice. Her hat is of black tulle and she
VIII carry q colonial bouquet In lace
holder.
Wears Black Lace.
Mrs. Power. the brides mother. will
wear handsome costume OF black lace
built over orchid c6loreds satin. A num-
Der OF guests from out of town will at
tend the wedding. among them Dr. and
Mrs. L. c. Baldwin, OF New Rochelle.
N. Y; Miss Pauline Mergenthaler, OF
bdltifflOre, Nr. ana MIS-. case EuWdrub,
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, p. Ballinger. and Miss
Agnes Riley. all Of New York; Capt. J.
II. Hetherlngton. who is in command
OF the Naval Home at Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Randolph Scudder. of Lakewood.
N. ]. Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Austen.
q. s. NJ. and Mr.. and Mrs. John de-
Peystcr Douw will come up from An
napolis for the occasion. and Miss
Gladys Sullivan, niece of Senator
Phelan. who Is the guest OF her uncle
for few days, will be a guest at the
wedding. Miss Katherine Lightle. OF
Arkansas, cousin of the bridegroom
Will also be among the out of town
guests.
After the reception Lieutenant Lightls
and his bride will leave Washington fol-
their wedding trip and upon their re-
turn they will make their home at tht
Parkwood. They have leased Mrs
Powers apartment for several months
Lieutenant Lightle Is now on duty In
washington, attached to the Bureau OF
ordnance. The bride will travel in q
pecoming suit OF dark blue gaba rdine
Her hat. which IL faced with blue tC
match her gown, Is of apple green, and
is trimmed with leaves in tones OF blu,
and green.