The Washington times., 1916-12-05
MISS SMITH to-
Be BRIDE TODAY
Southern Smilax, Florida Moss,
and American Beauties
Deck Studio.

The marriage OF Miss Margaret I'm.
nell Smith. daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. William strother Smith, u. S. NJ,
and George II. Kennedy, jr., will take
place this afternoon at D o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed in
the studio OF Mrs. Giilett.Hilps resi-.
dence, 2133 II street, In the pleasant
| light OF quantities of wax candles,
| with Chaplain J. Livingston Bayard,
U. 3. ~, as the officiating clergyman.
N, Mr.; Kennedy L the son Of ~, Mr.; r., and
ton, who will be among the guests at
the wedding
The beautiful studio is simply but
most effectively decorated with South
ern smilax, Florida moss brought
mother, and tall vases OF American
Beauty roses.
Beneath the great window, yelled
with green, at one end OF the room
stands n prize dieu, at which the young
anil two rows OF lighted tapers I'm tall
brass candlesticks form an-aisle down
the length OF the great room through
which the bridal party Will pass. The
candlesticks viii be connected by fes-
toons OF southern smilax,
The wedding music Will be played
by n stripged orchestra, with Harry
Wheaton Howard, an old friend OF the
brides family, a. The Pin,nc s,,, b. N.
brides only attendant. and Owen Ken
nedy, OF Pittsburgh, Will be best man
for his brother. The ushers will be
Maurice Moore, OF Boston, and George
Ray, OF Washington.
Brides Gown.
The handsome bride. who will be
given In marriage by her father, will
wear a lovely gown OF soft white vel
vet, with a train OF silver cloth hung
from the waist line.
The. skirt, which just clears the
ground. is quito full. but falls In
straight folds, and the simple bodice
Is trimmed with pearl embroidery In
the wedding gown OF the brides
mother. Miss smith will wear n tulle
veil. very long and full, held by AL.
yer band across her brow. She VIII
carry a shower bouquet OF white
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Giilet Hill's costume II OF
shaded gold tulle. deliberately draped
and built over a pettieoat OF cloth OF
The bodice In OF panne velvet In n
golden shade. and the frock u trim.
med with narrow streamerE or goid
colored velvet. Graceful train or the
tnlle complete. very ,n m9d ~ honor S%s
trimmed with small gold rosebuds.
She will carry a shcaf OF orchids.
Reception LIKE Ties.
The reception. which will follow the
ceremony and to which additional
guests have been asked. will he moro
In the nature OF an afternoon tea than
conventional wedding reception.
Captain and Mrs. smith. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy will receive with tho brid-
al couple. Mrs. Smith will wear be-
gown OF sapphire blue tulle. com
yer. Mrs. Josephus Daniels will pre-
side at the tea table and among those
assisting will be Mrs. Duncan Y.
Fletcher, Mrs claude sSSa,,,s,,. Mrs.
Victor Kaufimann. Mrs. Frederick
Efringer. Mrs. Ralph stubbs. Of New
York: Mrs. A. ". Renahsn. OF New
York Mrs. Fred Briiton, Miss Char
Mis- Ellen Harvle smith, OF Richmond.
cousin OF the bride Miss Frances Ef-
finger. and Miss Katharine Eninger.
Mrs. Giilett-Hili will also assist In
c cssG%'nf P ise sgs. Of Great VI" Neck MT
l.. who IL visiting her. Mrs Inn will
wear n handsome gown OF gray tulle
made over IA silver petticoat and trimmed
s Ts az sy ,se waist iIne TO- one give ,1u%h
OF color; and Mrs Proctor will be
gowned In black velvet.
To Live In Massachusetts.
on the completion OF their wedding
trip Mr.. Kennedy viii take his bride
20 Worcester. Mass. where he Is en-
gagged In the practice OF law and
where they will make their home.
Among the out'oftown guests ut the
ceremony will be Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard II. Smith, Miss Ellen Harvie
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Pow