The Washington herald., 1917-11-06
ack Taylor Wedding In
Boston Small But FASH
ionable-Miss Margaret
Wilson Has Left the
White House for a Short
Visit in New York.

| a number Of diplomats and Wash
hgton society folk motored to Vir-
ki,sia Yesterday for the wedding of
BHoness Lily Penelope Won Winckler.
the younger daughter Of the consul
kereral of the Netherlands at CAL
k1tSa and Nine. Barendrecht, and
kIr: Ralph II. Thomas, second secre-
larry of the British Embassy. son OF
brT. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, OF Eng
Lana. and grandson of Sir Charles
Enbhouse.
| The ceremony took place at noon in
hfstoric Christ. Protestant Episcopal
thnrch. at AIiIlwood. Clarke County,
knd the Rev. Or. B. B. Chambers
tector of the church. oficiated. Be-
fause the parents OF neither bride
kreom nor bride could be present, the
kvent was simply arranged. but the
sa-ct lIary Of the church was profuSe-
Iy..Gccorated with yellow and white
n n,-,s.nthemums and autumn leaves.
while great oaks sheltered the wed
hfng party as they entered the church.
The bride wore a beautiful gown or
k0ry white velvet, with a long train,
end the long tulle veil was arranged
WITH orange blossoms. She wore a
kope of pearls and carried a bouquet
bf white orchids and lilies Of the val
lev.
Baroness Charlotte Won WinclSler at
tendod her sister as maid OF honor
md wore a cameo pink chiffon vel
Vet goUn and carried pink roses. Mr.
samuel Ross. of Washington, the
xl.ard;7n Of the bride and her sister,
zaee the bride away. and Mr.. RolanG
CannScll, third secretary of the Brit
,sh Embassy. served Mr.. Thomas as
best man.
Musicians from Washington played
durinE the seating OF the guests ana
the orcanist OF the church played the
we1dinE music.
A wedding breakfast was served al
the beautiful country
place Of Capt. and Mrs. Philip E. NJ.
walker, following the ceremony the
bride having abeen a guest there for
the summer and autumn. The home
Of Capt. and Mrs. Walker was gay
with autumn flowers, yellow and white
chrysanthcr1ums furnishing the chleI
note of color.
After the ceremony. Mr.. Thomas
and his bride motoTed TO the Nir-
zinia Hot Springs, and after a snort
time spent there. will resume their
Journey by motor to Palm Beach, Fla.
where they will remain for several
weeks. later coming to Washington
for the winter.
The bride was quite extensively en-
tertained in Virginia country houses
before the wedding.
Miss Margaret Wilson left Wash
L. .iF1rr q
York. aI,cr spending some days at
the white House with the President
and Mrs. Wilson, following a visit to
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Crane, Sd,
have given uD their residence at Ma
p-7,7 ood Farm on the Leesburg Va.)
Pic and have resumed residence at
ths.r town house, I7C1 Twenty-frst
street. for the winter. They enter
tanned with charming hospitality at
their country place all during the
summer. the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Lansing. the French Ambas-
sador and Nine. Jusserand and others
beinS their guests from time to time.
MIR. Joseph c. Grew, Of the State
Department. but who was formerly
counselor of the United States En-
bassy at Berlin, has taken the resi-
denee 22H Wyoming avenue and he
and Mrs. Grew are settled there for
the season.
Brig Gen. and Mrs. William NJ.
Black and their younger son, Mr.. Will
liam n Black. jr., who went to Bos-
ton for the wedding on Saturday of
Lieut.. Percy Gamble Black and Miss
Doris TAYLOR, Will return to Washing
ton today or tomorrow from New
York, where they are stopping en-
route to Washington.
Lieut. Black and his bride will come
to Washington shortly. Their wedding
at l o'clock Saturday. in the chan
eel of Emmanuel Church, Boston,
was one of the most notable service
weddings Of the autumn. The bride
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Taylor. jr., of Berkeley
street, Boston, and the ceremony,
sisted by Dr. Edward Worcester, of
Peabody. rector of the church, as
sisted b DIR. Edward Worcester, OF
tho. GrotOn School, followed the an