The Washington herald., 1916-10-26

by the organist during the seating Of the
guests, and Shadows of the Evening
Hour" and o Perfect Love" were rem
dered during the service.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown OF ivory
colored satin, made with a short skirt
and court train. The bodice was trimmed
with old point lace worn on her mothers
wedding gown, and pearls and orange
blossoms. She wore two wells, one of
tulle worn by her mother at the time of
her marriage, under one of old point
lace which has been in the family for
many generations. Her bouquet was of
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Anne McRae, sister of the bride,
and Miss Mamie Talcott Hollerith, were
maids Of honor. Their gowns were of
gold colored charmeuse, with tulle
sleeves, caught with bows of violet vel
vet ribbon. The skirts were full and
corded, and the bodices, tight fitting with
tulle ruffles on the shoulders and down
the front, and fastened with tiny violet
bows. They carried quaint old-fashioned
bouquets in paper holders.
Miss Maud Nelson Parker and Miss
Mary Hardin Parker, sisters of the
bride; Miss Margaret Douglas Boyden,
sister Of the Bridegroom, and Mrs.
Daniel Thomas Hall, of West River,
Md, were the bridesmaids. They were
gowned in turquoise blue charmeuse,
with tulle sleeves and snug-fitting bod
Ices. They carried arm bouquets of
gOld-colored chrysanthemums.
Mr.. McRae Parker, brother of the
| bride, acted as best man, and the ush-
ers were Messrs. Albert Stuart Boiling
Of Charlottesville, Va: Joseph Addison,
or Prince Georges county Md; Daniel
Thomas Hall, OF West River, Md;
James Gilbert Miller, of Ocala, Ore.
Iench Tflghman Marye, and Dr. w. Otis
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker entertained the
bridal party and a few intimate friends
later in the evening at a reception at
! their home in Ontario place Sunburst
roses, chrysanthemums, palms and
| ferns formed the decorations. Receiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Parker were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lewis Boyden, of Glendale,
Md. parents of the bridegroom Mrs.
Parker wore a gown of orchid colored
charmeuse ornamented with silver lace
and irridescent trimmings Mrs Boyden
! was gowned in pearl gray crepe meteor.
When the young couple left for their
wedding journey the bride wore a tai
lored garbadine trimmed with seal and
small velvet hat Of the same color,
with ornaments of seal
Mr.. BOyden and his bride will reside in
Prince George county, where he has
built a handsome new home
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. who came to
Washington for the Boncompagni-
Draper wedding yesterday. will return
to New York today and will come here
early in November to open her house for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody have
closed their villa in Bellevue avenue, at
Newport and have returned to Wash
ington.
Dr. Charles Paul Hubscher. secretary
Of the Swiss legation, and Nine, Hub
scher whose marriage took place in
Cincinnati, October Il. have arrived at
White Sulphur Springs.
The marriage of Miss Alice Herbert
McCauley and Lieut. Stewart A Mana
nan, L. S. N. was sOlemnized yesterday
at O'Clock at Snow Hill farm, Laurel
Md, the Rev. John Smallwood Douglas,
OF Louisville, Ky, officiating. The bride.
who was given in marriage by her father.
Mr., Henry MCCauley, wore a lovely gown
OF cloth of silver, drapcd with tulle and
silver lace, a CorOnet of orange blossoms
heId her tulle Veil and she carried a
shower Of orchids and gardenias Mrs
Harry Rush Wells, Jr., was matron of
hOnOr. wearing a gown of gray-embroid-
cred chiffon, and carrying gardenias and
ViOlets Lieutenant Williams Wickham
was best man and the ushers were Lieut.
Logan, Lieut.. Buck. Lieut.. Wilkinson
and Paymaster Chalmers, all wearing
iull dress uniform. A small reception
followed the ceremony, after which
Lieut.. Manahan and his bride left for
their home at Charleston, S c.
Among the guests al the reception were
Col. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert. grandpar-
ents OF the bride; the Misses Herbert,
Mr.. ]. J. Manahan, Miss. .McCaulev. Mrs
-. T. Douglas, Mrs. John D. Hooe, Mr..
and and Mrs. Alexander BrittOn. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry T. OXnard, Mr.. and Mrs, H
Rozier Dulany, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Dulany Capt. and Mrs di Zerega. Mr.
FELIX Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs. Barker
Daingerheld, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest VIII
Klnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Rowland. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. r. Lee, Mrs. Eliphalet
Andrews, Mr.. Frank Daingerfield, Mr.
Robert E. Lee, Dr. Boiling Lee, Mr.. Toll
bert Speer DR.. and Mrs. John Cravke
Simpson, Mr.. Winthrop Lockwood, Mr.,
SylVanus Stokes. Mr.. Arthur Herbert,
Miss Ptchon, the Misses Treat. Miss
Helen Coolidge and Miss Andrews.
Mrs. George NJ. Davie. Of Louisville
Ky, and Mrs. Preston Davie. of Tuxedo
~ Y, who came to WASHINGTON to a.
tend the wedding of the formers niece
Miss Margaret Draper, and Prince An
drea BoncOmpagni. are spending several
days at the Willard,
A pretty wedding took place Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at st. Stephens
Episcopal Church, when Miss Mary But
Ter Howell of Berryville Va, was mar
ried to Mr.. Raymond H. Keller, of this
city. The ceremony was performed bv
keV George Fiske Dudley rector OF
the church, in the presence of relatives
and few close friends The bride wore
a smart travelling gown of dark blue
cloth embroidered in oriental colors. with
hat to match, and carried an arm bou-
quet Of bride roses. Miss AramInta
Howell, who was her sisters only at
tcndant, was gOwned in dark green faille
tafeta combined with georgette creme
and dark green hat of the same shade,
and carried La France roses. Mr.. H. T.
Kimmel, brother-in-law of the bride
groom, was best man
Upon the return of Mr.. and Mrs, KeI-
Ter from their wedding trip thew will
make their home at IS Seaton place.
DR.. Ivy A. Pelzman. lieutenant-surgeon
In the Field Hospital Service, y. G. d
c., who has just returned from the bor-
der, is to be guest Of honor at a dinner
rendered to him next week by a num-
ber of his intimate friends.