The Washington herald., 1917-11-06
,ociety Folk Motor to Virginia
For Wedding of Young Diplomat


only two days, the haste being oc-
ice recently given the bridegroom.
The chancel was screered from the
body of the church by palms, and
lilies were on the altar.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore brown chif-
fon velvet plaided in gold with
collar of brown fur. The skirt was
made with a wide band of plain veil
vet, the girdle was Of brown vel
vet faced with gold, and her large
hat was of brown velvet.
She had no attendants.
The best man was Mr.. William NJ.
Black, jr.. a brother Of the bride
groom. There were no ushers, and
the guests included members of the
two families and a few friends. Or
ganist w. Lynnwood Farnam played
the wedding music.
Mrs. Taylor. mother Of the bride.
was in tan-colored cloth with a bea-
YER collar and a large brown hat.
Mrs. William Murray Black, mother
of the bridegroom. was in black vel
vet and a black hat.
Others at the church were Gen.
Black, the bridegroom's father; Mrs.
with white Ax fursand a black hat hat:
Mrs. Francis Peabody, black velvet
with ermine furs and a black hat;
her daughter. Miss Martha Peabody,
in blue velvet and black hat; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert r. Whittier, the latter
in blue cloth and blue plumed hat:
Miss Frances Bradley, black velvet
and a brown velvet hat with brown
feathers; Miss Susan Parsons, blue
cloth and a black velvet hat with
pink roses; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Fay, Miss Charlotte Baylies, Miss
Edith Sigourney. Mr.. Grafton w.
Minot, Miss Louise Hayden.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at 3O4 Berkeley street, the
hame Of the brides parents.
Lieut.. Black Is the son OF Brig.
Gen. and 1Irs. Black, of Washington.
He was educated at Groton, and at
West Point, where he was graduated
last May. His older brother, Capt.
Roger D. Black, U. s. A, is in the
service in France. The bride is a
member OF the Vincent Club, and the
1928 Sewing Circle Among her sis
ter debutantes were Miss Elinor Law
renee, now Mrs. Mills, of Portland,
Or, who was the president of the
circle. Miss Josephine Rantoul, now
Mrs. Henry Murray, jr., of New York,
vice president; Miss Nora SaltonstalI,
secretary; Miss Mary Hunnewell,
treasurer. Also Miss Miriam Sears,
Miss Charlotte Baylies, Miss Ruth
CASTOR, now Mrs. John K. Howard:
Miss Louise McAIlister, now Mrs.
Nevil Ford; Miss Rosamond Elliot,
now Mrs. Frederick Burnham; Miss
Ruth Foster, Miss Lucy Asplnwan,
Miss Olivia Ames, Miss Mary Thorn
dixie, now Mrs. Lyneham Crocker;
Miss Constance Gardner, now Mrs.
Grafton W. Minot; Miss Marion
Sprague, Miss Elizabeth Silsbee, now
Mrs. John Heard.
The marriage of Miss Helen Derexa
Morey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ELL
wood Perry Morey, and Capt. Pas
chal, U. S. A, will be soIemnized
Wednesday in the Church of the In
Carnation, and a reception at the
home of the brides parents in La
mont street will follow.
Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett has re-
turned to Washington and is at her
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tative Gillett is still in New Eng
land, but will come to Washington
this week. Miss Frances Hoar, who
is with her mother, will be one of
the bridesmaids at the McClintock-
Hills wedding Wednesday. Miss
Louise Hoar, who, with her sister,
spent the summer in and near Bos-
ton. is still in that city and will not
return tn the ta1
weeks.
st. Joseph's Church was eIabor-
ately decorated for the wedding at
o'clock last evening of Miss Marie
Kubel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Philip Kubel, and Mr.. Ray
mond Joseph Wise, son of Mrs.
George A. Wise. Palms and yellow
and white chrysanthemums mingled
with autumn leaves in carrying out
the scheme, and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS marked the ends of the pews
where the relatives of the bride and
bridegroom were seated.
The bride was given away by her
father, and wore a charming short
gown of white gros de londre and
tulle over cloth of silver, the bodice
with wing sleeves of tulle was COM
posed entirely of tulle and cloth of
silver. The short veil was arranged
in fan effect at the back, a garland
Of orange blossoms holding it, while
a silver bandeau was worn across
the brow. She carried shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Marguerite Wise, sister of
the bridegroom, wore a short gown
OF cloth of gold under lavendar