The Washington herald., 1917-10-07

the lace. The court train Of satin wa,
attached at the shoulders with strands
OF pearls. and the long veil OF tuIlc
was. arranged with clusters of orange
blossoms. Her boquet was shower
of lilies of the valley falling from
cluster Of orchids and maiden hair
fern.
The maid of honor was Miss Mil
dred Adams. sister Of the bride and
she wore charming costume Of blue
chiffon beaded in silver and posed
over an under dress OF cloth OF silver.
Her hat was of blue and silver tulle
trimmed with q soft bow of blue
velvet. and she carried Ophelia roses
tied with silver streamers.
|. The bridesmaids. Miss Ida Adams,
Miss Katherine Effinger. Miss Lillian
Jackson. OF New York; Miss Brownie
johnson and Miss Pauline Stone. wore
gowns Of ,apricot-colored Georgette
crepe beaded In blue and made with
crushed girdles of sapphire blue vel
vet. Their hats of silver net and tuliei
were trimmed with sapphire blue vel.
vet bows and they carried shower
bouquets Of ophelia roses tied with
streamers Of blue.
DR.. Daniel Leroy Borden, Medical
Corps. U. s. r.. whose marriage to
Miss Pauline Stone will take place on
October 20, was best man for his.
brother. and the party of ushers In
cluded DIR. Frank bennett Adams. of
Eoston, brother of the bride; Capt.
Alfred B. Quinton. jr., Y. S. A.; Capt.
Edwin B. Spiller. U. s. A; Capt, Fritz
p. Lind. u. s. A.; Capt. William Z.
Young, u. S. A.: Lieut.. Fairfax Dow
ney. u. s. A.. and Lieut.. Earl II.
Walker, U. s. r.
A reception at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Adams followed the church
ceremony, the relatives. members Of
the bridal party and out-of-town folk
being the guests. From out-of-town
were:a Mr.. Charles r. Stokes. of New
York; former Surgeon General of the
Navy and Mrs. Stokes, of Hastings
on-the- Hudson. N. Y: Miss Margaret
Baird. of East Orange. n. J.: Mr.. Cor
don r. Hall, of Brookline. Mass; Miss
Janet jackson. of New York; Capt
Theodore w. sill. U. S. r.; Mr.. Her
bert B. Brown. of New York; Mrs.
I.erch and Miss Lerch, OF New York.
and DIR. F. A. Dennette. of Boston.
Mrs. Adams wore a handsome gown
of gold cloth draped with black net
embroidered in gold. and black silk
beaver hat trimmed with ostrich
plumes.
Lieut. Borden is stationed in Wash
ington for the present.
Simply arranged but of great in
terest to local and official society
yesterday afternoon of Miss Mar
40 NJ Mr. nd
Mrs. Milton E. Allies, to Mr.. Pere A.
Wilmer, Officers Training Camp, Fort
Myer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +.
Wilmer, of Annapolis, Md.
The drawing rooms in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allies were charming
in their decoration of white and
autumn tinted flowers, there being a
specially improvised altar before
which Father O'Connell. of St.
Joseph's Church, godfather of the
bride, oficiated at the ceremony.
Mr.. Allies escorted and gave his
daughter away. Her bridal gown
was quite simply made of white sat
in and lace embroidered in pearls. and
she wore a veil of tulle with orange
| blossoms and carried a bouquet OF
orchids and Lilies of the Valley.
Miss Mary Allies, sister of the
bride. was her only attendant. and
her g, IN ol .ght yellow satin taf-
feta embroidered in gold, had
drapery of bronze tulle. She carried
cluster buoquet of small yellow
roses. Mr.. George o. Vass. was best
man for the bridegroom.
When Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer went
for their short wedding journey she
| wore a modish gown of midnight
blue broadcloth trimmed in bands OF
seal, and a small blue velvet hat
with gray wings.
Because Mrs. Allies is in deep
mourning for the recent death of her
father, there were few guests be-
sides the relatives bidden to the
wedding.
A charmingly arranged house we'd
ding with a real war time suggestion
in its simplicity was that of Miss
Helen Esther Fenton, daughter OF
Mrs. Katherine ]. Fenton, to Lieut..
Ernest NJ. Johnson. Officers Reserve.
ard in camp at Petersburg, Va.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Mary G. Davis,
| in Belmont road. the Rev. DIR. Pal
mer, OF the Washington Heights.
| Presbyterian Church officiating.
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