The Washington herald., 1917-05-13

The ceremony was performed at st.
Paul's Catholic Church. the Rev. James
F. Mackin officiating. and was followed
by reception at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Neale in Sixteenth street.
The church was simply but effectively
decorated with palms and white spring
flowers. Palms banked the chancel and
lilies and white lilacs were used on the
altar. The same color scheme prevailed
in the decorations at the Neale residence
where quantities of dogwood, white lIIacs.
and other spring blossoms were charm
ingly arranged against a background Of
Australian ferns and palms
The bride was attended by Mrs. Robert
C. Dove as matron of honor, and her
bridesmaids were Miss Pauline Stone,
Miss Margaret Howard. Miss Celia Nc
Callum, Miss Margaret Tuttle, Miss
DorOthea owen, Miss Elizabeth Harding.
Miss Ann Hopkins, and Miss Georgia
SchofieId.
Mr.. Raymond Pendergast was his
brothers best man, and the ushers in
cluded Messrs. Charles NJ. Bachrach, G.
Carr Henry, H Leroy Whitney, Guy e.
Carleton, Maxwell r. MarstOn, G. Daw-
bert R. Pendergast, another brother.
The bride was very lovely In a gown
Of white and silver brocade simply made
without trimming and softened only with
clouds Of tulle. A court train of silver
brocade hung from the shoulders and her
tulle veil was arranged under a crown
of silver tissue. She carried a bouquet
Of gardenias and white orchids showered
with lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor was gowned in
soft yellow satin and tulle made with
full short skirt and short WASTED bodice.
She wore a Leghorn hat covered with
frilled yellow tulle and carried yellow
roses. The bridesmaids frocks were OF
taffeta and tulle combining the pastel
shades. One wore mauve, one nile green,
one blue and one pink. Their hats were
large Leghorns, the brims covered with
brown tulle frill. and trimmed round the
crown with tiny rosebuds combining all
the pastel shades. They carried bouquets
of shaded sweet peas
Little Miss Sidney Neale. sister of the
bride, served as flower girl, wearing a
dainty white lingerie frock with pink rib
bon accessories and carrying a basket
Of rose petals.
At the reception which followed, the
brides mother and Mrs. James T. PEN
dergast, mother OF the bridegroom, as
Neale wore a gown OF mauye silk poplin
combined with French blue and a black
hat trimmed with blue flowers.
Mr.. Pendergast and his bride left later
In the afternoon for their wedding trip,
the latter travelling in a modish tailored
suit OF brick colored tweed and a black
sailor hat. They will reside in New York.
The Norwegian Minister and Mime.
Bryn have leased a cottage at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, for the summer months.
and will take possession when the warm
weather sets in.
The Minister of Uruguay and Mime.
de Pena will also be members of the
diplomatic colony at Blue Ridge Sum-
NIT, having again leased the cottage
which they occupied last summer.
The Minister of EucadoT and Nine. E1e-
Zalde will give a dinner in honor of Sec
Tetary and Mrs. Lansing and several
members Of the diplomatic circle on Mon
day evening, at the legation in Sixteenth
street.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
BurlesOn will have as their guests this
summer their daughter, Mrs. Richard
Van Wyck Negley, and her three chill
dren. of San Antonio. Miss Lucy Burle-
son, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.