The Washington times., 1917-12-16

monds. q beautiful ornament for the
front OF her gown Mary Louise
Peckham gave her bracelet Of
platinum and diaponds and then she
had also an exquisite gold pure, set
with small diamonds. the gift OF one
of the Burchells. relatives of Mr..
Adams.
WEEDS Lieutenant
In Home Studio.
Lemira Gillette Hill and Lleutenant
Mcclure had q home wedding in. the
loveliest OF settings, the studio Of
Mrs. Gillett-Hilrs residence In r
street The rows OF slim Christmas
trees hiding the great window at the
north end OF the room, the trailing
smilaI. the great clusters of white
chrySanthemums, and the little white
altar. with its lighted tRpers, all com
bined to give the effect OF q chapel.
Tall candles in great Russian braSs
candlestlclzs alternating with stand
ards OF white chrysanthemums form
ed an aisle through which the bride
walked 10 meet the bridegroom
She wore . draDed gown of soft
bridal satin trimmed with pearls and
made with q long court train. Her
veil was Of tulle and she carried q
showed bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies Of the valley. Mrs. George Ken
nedy, of Worcester, Mass, who was
her only attendant, had on q frock
of gold draped In gold tulle, and COM
bined with sold colored fallle. There
was q graceful train OF the faiIle
crossed by q band of seAlslxfn. She
wore a lively old Spanish comb IN
her hair and carried a bouquet of
pink and lavender orchtda.
II was Just q little over q year
ago that the matron OF honor at yes
terday's wedding was herself a bride,
the ceremony taking place In the
same charming room, with yester-
days bride a. the maid OF honor and
only attendant. Mrs.. Kennedy was
Margaret Smith. you know, daughter
Of Capt. and AIRS. William strother
Smith.
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The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, rec
tor Of ST. Johns, performed the cere-
mony. The brides brother, Capt. Ed
gar Logan Hill, was best man for
Lieutenant Mcclure. and another
brother, Capt John Dean GIllett-HIH,
gave her away That completes the
fale OF the little wedding party, save
for Kitty Beale, looking like a rose
In her pink velvet and tulle frock.
who sang before the ceremony. Mrs.
Gillett-Hfll wore a wonderful gown
of cameo pink chiffon brocaded in
velvet In q chrysanthemum design.
The costume IL deliberately embroid-
cred IN pearls and trimmed in bands
of silver, with q train Of black tulle
and black tulls sleeves to give a touch
OF distinction.
Lisutenant McClure'a parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mcclure, came I'D
from Kentucky for the wedding, and,
Of course, Miss AmarylIis Gillett was
there and a group of relatives from
out Of town. George Kennedy came
from Worcester for the wedding and
Joined Mrs. Kennedy, who Is with Cap
tain and Mrs. Smith for . little visit.
Lieutenant Mcclure IL stationed In
Boston for the present, so-but there's
really no use in discussing plans now
adayA. After the reception Mrs. Nc
Clure changed into ths smartest of
gainR-Away gowns. q brown checked
velvet shading into q lighter tone.
The coat IL quite short, with q bit of
a hustle drapery, and there's 4 stand
ing collar OF blue fox. She wore a
mushroom-colored blouse smbroidersd
in beads and a hat Of mushroom-col-
ored velvet faced with blue, banded
with blue ribbon about the crown and
trimmed with conventionaIized this
ties In the same shade OF French blue.
A lovely scarf Of kolinskY oomplstsd
her costume