Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02

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Secretary OF tle Treasury, TO i,o7,
dinand de Mohrenschiltt, Second Sec
Rotary OF the Russian embassy, took
place this afternoon at st .'Ohn s
Church. Lafayette Square. with the
President and Ms Wilson heading
the list OF guests.
The President and Mrs. Wilson en-
tered the church from Sixteenth
street, passing through a throng Of
men, women and children that block
ed the sidewalk. Following the cere-
mony the executive and Mrs Wilson
left by the side door at right angles
TO the chancel, saDponting a still
greater crowd which had gathered
The young stepmother OF the bride,
the former Miss Eleanor Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis II. McAdoo and Miss
Sally McAdoo were other early arri-
walls. They entered the church by the
chancel door, as did the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs Marshall.
The ushers, who we're busy seating
the company until the arrival OF the
bride, who was nearly fifteen min
utes late. were Giuseppe Brambilla, Of
Italy; Thoma3 Spring Rice, Of Great
Britain; NJ Dejean and Jules c. F.
Blondel, both Of France, all collea-
CUES OF the bridegroom and the
brides brothers. William G. McAdoo.
j., and Rober. McAdoO. Baron Re-
maud D. Ungren Sternberg Of Russia
was the best man
The bride, escorted by her father
was preceded by Miss Mary McAdoo
OF New York and Miss Ethel Harri.
man Of this city, also as bridesmaids
with her elder sister. Mrs. Charles
Taber Martin, as matron OF honor,
and the latters small daughter, Mona
McAdoo Martin. as flower girl.
The floral decoration was entirely
in white and green, lilac and dog
wood through the body OF the church,
with Bride roses Oh the altar A third
OF the church vas screened in dog
wood, reducing the seating capacity
to fewer than 400. The reception
following the ceremony was limited TO
even q smaller company.
The brides gown was handsome
enough for a presentation at court,
with the round skirt covered in tulle
falling in, soft pillows from the waist
to ankle, with train Of white satin
from the shoulders. This was held
by O long fiat bow Of satin and tulle.
The veil was Of tulle held by ban
deau Of pearls, and her bouquet roses
and lilies Of the valley.
The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, D.
D., the rector Of the church, officiat-
cd. The music was the regular orga
mist, without the usual choral service.
In addition to the immediate rela
dives Of the bride and President and
Mri. Wilson, the company nearest the
chancel for the ceremony and later
entertained at the McAdoe reidence,
on r street, included the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall, the Chief
Justice Of the United States and Mrs.
White, the Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Lansing, the dean Of the diplo-
matte corps, NJ. Jusserand and Nine
Jusserand; the British Ambassador, /
and Lady Spring.Rice. the Italian
Ambassador and, Countess. dt, Cellere, /
the Japanese Ambassador; the Charge
d'Affairs' Of Russia and Nine. Onou,
the Secretary Of the Navy, the Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Mrs. Lane,
the Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs
Redfield, the Secretary Of Labor and
his daughter, Miss Agnes Hart VII.
son; Miss Helen woodrow Bones, the
former Ambassador from Russia and
Nine. Bakhmetoffs Justice and Mrs.
Pitney, the Governor Of the Reserve
Board and Mrs. Charles 8. Hamlin,
and the Right Hon. Arthur j. Balfour +
All the young diplomats of the
allied nations were present, as was
Lord Eustis Percy, Of the British War
Mission, with Colonel Bridges ana
Major Rees, the latter in their field
uniforms, sitting halfway down the
church.
The youthful bride was never pref
tier than today and quite as pretty in
the smartly tailored blue suit in
which she started on her short honey
moon as In her regal white satin. On
their return Mr.. and Mrs Mohren-
schildt viii take possession Of a
house at Edgemoor. Just over the
Maryland line, where they expect to
reside this summer. as the Russian
Embassy in any eventuality is expect
ID to keep open In Washington.
! Mrs. McAdoo, who assisted in re-
ceiying the, guests at the reception,
booked youthful and charming. Little
Miss Sally McAdoo who disconnected
The company by weeping capiously,
neyerless looked very sweet in a
gown Of white organdie frilled from
belt to head and topped by a broad
orimmed leghorn hat. The only mem.
Der Of the brides family not present
vas Miss Ellen Wilson McAdoo, who {
lor the time being IL residing at the I