The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-08
Marriage Of Widespread Inter-
est toy Be Solemnized Here
4 This Evening.
RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW
Ceremony viii Be Quiet, But
Many viii Be Entertained
Afterward at Rauscher's.

A marriage of widespread interest TO
society in washington will be solemn
ised this evening. when Miss Hanna
willard Taylor will become the bride Of
Charles Clay Bayly.
Miss Taylor Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Her associa-
tion from childhood has been with the
resident contingent of the Capital, and
she has maintained close and pleasant
relations with the Diplomatic Corps.
Her father was formerly American
minister to Spain. and Is one of the
foremost authorities In the country on
international law.
Mr.. Bayiy comes of a distinguished
Maryland family. and Is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. william Henry Clay
Bayly. of Washington.
Few At Ceremony.
The ceremony. which will be per-
formed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Taylor. in street. will be attended
only by a small gathering of relatives
and close friends. A large reception at
Rauscher's will be held at 9 o'clock.
The house will be charmingly deco
rated In green and white. with white
nlacs and Bride roses clustering against
a OaCkBTOunu Oh pdtInb. Inc DTlubl
couple will stand before an improvised
altar In the bay window of the drawing
room. which will be lighted by tapers In
an antique brass candelabrum OF Rus
sian design.
White roses will fill the altar vases
and graceful palms will bank the space
behind the altar A stringed orchestra
Will play the wedding music.
thew's Church. will officiate. and the
bride will be attended by her sister.
Mrs. Reid Hunt, OF Boston. as matron
Of honor. Miss Elena Calderon, daugh-
Of honor. and one small flower girl. Miss
Marian Taylor, niece Of the bride and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee
Baron Taylor. Of Mobile.
Taylor IT.. and Alfred Taylor will be
ushers. and Walter Parker will be best
man for Mr.. Bayly.
\. Princess Lace Gown.
The bride. who will be given In mar
riage by her father. will wear a lovely
gown Of Princesse lace. made on simple
lines over foundation, of cloth Of sill
yer.
The bodice Is embroidered In pearls
and a long court train of heavy white
double % a SsnSes sn of 20 sveT s%SroS
cred in pearls. will hold the veil Of
Princesse bordered with cloud Of filmy
tulle. which will fall from the back OF
the head and the bride will carry gar
denias and lilies Of the valley arranged
in an old fashioned lace holder
Mrs. Hunts gown Is of rainbow tulle
low. made with bouffant skirt and
a bodice of pompadour silk.
Miss Calderon will wear dainty
frock of yellow taffeta and tulle. with
over =. hoop; and the little flower girls
frock Is Of, white transparent cloth, lace
trimmed. and worn with a yellow sash,
All the attendants will carry colonial
BOUQUETS OF Lady Hiiiington roses In
paper lace holders.
At the reception at Rauscher's, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will receive with the
bride and bridegroom, assisted by MIR.
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bayly.
Mrs. Taylor's Gown.
Mrs. Taylor will wear a handsome cos.
tune of white brocade and lace. com.
bined with tulle: white tulle over satin
has been used in the making OF Miss
Bnyly's charming frock. and Mrs. Bayly
will be gowned in black lace.
The decorations will be OF palms and
yellow roses. and In the large ball room
there will be dancing during the even
When Mr.. Bayly and his bride leave
for their wedding trip she will wear a
. smart travelling suit of navy blue tat.
fSets with i rose pink hat rat, trimmed with
home at the Don Carlos. where they
have taken an apartment
Among the guests who came to Wash
inston for the wedding are Mr.. and
James Taylor. and Miss Corlnne lie.
Baron. all of Mobile, Ala, who are Wis
tting Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitwell, Of Philadelphia
lam nj nd AR1 -
Monroe; and Mrs. Joseph Parker -Noyes
OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Bayly's cousins, Lee Chapman
and Bayly Chapman. of Baltimore. will
Katherine Brady, George Brady, anC
Faunce Brady. also OF Baltimore.
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Candles For Cannon.
CONGRESSMAN Joseph Cannon, who
yesterday celebrated his elghtieth birth
day anniversary. is the guest in compli
inent to whom Congressman Ira c. Cop
ley will entertain at dinner this eve
ming. There will be eighty guests
eighty candles on the cake. and al
manner of changes will be rung oil
the fourscore years OF the honor guest
The dinner will be served In tho hall
room OF the Willard at one great tabl
arranged about a, delightful sunkei
garden abloom with spring blossoms
Members OF the Senate and the House
many of whom have had long associa
ton with Mr.. Cannon during his year
OF service lin Congress-, will make up tn
guest list Clifford Bergman, the car
toonist who has pictured Mr.. Cannon
In the various phases of his politica
career. will be- the only other guest.
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Mrs. Arnistead Peter entertained at
prettily appoined luncheon OF tel
covers this afternoon Mt her homo
Tudor place. In Georgetown. The tabl
had a centerDiece OF pink spring flow
ers Coffee was served In the temple
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