The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

party later attended the tableaux at the
octagou House for the benefit Of the
British wounded.
A beautiful wedding Of wide social in
terest took place last evening when Miss
Hanna WILLARD Taylor became the bride
OF Mr.. Charles Clay Bayly.
- The ceremony was performed at home
of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. in o street, and
was attended only by a small gathering
of relatives and close friends. A large
reception followed at Rauscher's at
o'clock.
4. The house was decorated with white
slilacs and Bride roses against a back
g ground OF palms. The bridal couple stood
before an improvised altar formed from
white roses and palms in the bay window
Of the drawing-room. A strtnged orches-
j. ira played the wedding music.
=. The Rev. E. L Buckey, OF St Mat
thew's Church, performed the ceremony
and the bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Reid Hunt, of Boston, as matron Of
-s-honor; Miss Elena Calderon, daughter OF
. the Minister Of Bolivia, as maid Of hon.
or. and one small flower girl, Miss Marian
Taylor, niece of the bride and daughter
- of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LeBaron Taylor,
- OF Mobile
- Miss Taylor's two brothers. Mr.. Hannis
Taylor. jr and Mr.. Alfred Taylor were
--Ushers, and Mr.. Walter Parker acted as
best man
- The bride. who was given in marriage
b by her father, wore a lovely gown OF
= Princesse lace. made over a foundation
- OF cloth of silver.
The bodice was embroidered in pearls
Baand there was long court train of
heavy white satin. Her veil of Princesse
81 bordered with tuue. was arranged under
a double bandeau of silver, and she car
ried gardenias and lilies of the valley ar
in an oId-fashioned lace holder.
~. Mrs. Hunts gown was Of rainbow tulle
. in pastel shades of blue. pink, and yell
low. made with a bouffant skirt and
bodice of pompadour silk
Miss CalderOl wore a dainty frock OF
yellow tafeta and tUlle, and the little
flower girls frock was of white trans
parent cloth, lace trimmed. and worn
with a yellow sash.
All the attendants carried colonial
bouquets of Lady HulingtOn roses in
paper lace holders.
At the reception at Rauschers. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor received with the bride
and BRIDEGROOM, assisted by Mr.. Bayly's
sister Miss Pearl Bayly. and his uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bayly
Mrs Taylor wore a handsome gown
of white brocade and lace, combined
with tule; Miss Bayly was gowned in
white tuIIe over satin and Mrs. Bayly
wore black lace.
Mr. RavIv and his bride left later
ing a smart travelling suit of navy blue
taneta with a rose pink hat trimmed
with black wings. They will make their
home at the Don Carlos. where they
have taken an apartment.
Among the guests who came to Wash
ington for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Taylor and Miss COrinne Le-
Baron. all OF Mobile, Ala, who are Wis
i.inS Mr. and Mrs. sTaylor; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitewell, OF Philadelphia;
Lieut.. and Mira Rowe of Fort Monroe,
and Mrs. Joseph Parker Noyes, Of Phil
2delpnia.
MI BayIy's cousins. Lee Chapman
and Bayly Chapman. Of Baltimore; Miss
Katherine Brady. Mr. George Brady, and
Nj. Faunce Brady, also Of Baltimore.
Representative Ira c. CopIey was host
at a dinner last evening in honor Of Rep
rescntative Joseph Cannon, who cele-
brated his eightieth birthday anniversary
on Sunday. The dinner was served in
the ball room OF the New Willard at an
oval table arranged around a sunken
garden filed with spring flowers. The
guests, eighty in number, were members
of the Senate and House.
- The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
: SBakhneter will return to Washington
today from Ottawa where they have
been guests at the government house.
Mrs William P. Merriam was hostess
sat a tea yesterday afternoon from to 6
In honor of her house guest, Mrs George
Squires, of st. Paul, the state regent OF
the Minnesota Chapter, D. A. R.
Among the guests were chapter re-
gents Of the District and State officers
of the District and a number Of visitors
to Washington including Mrs. Grant
Fitch and Mrs. Vance. of Milwaukee
and Mrs. c. E. Furness, Of st. Paul.
Among the box holders at the Der
torrnance Of the Mask and Wig Club OF