The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-13
Miss Hendrtck
Married TODAY
ToMegv Yorker

MISS LAillan "ikllSpon denor1ck.
daughter Of Mrs. David Stewart Hen
-dricl1. and Ross St John McClellAnd,
OF New York. win be married this
afternoon ~ 4 o'clock In the Church
Of the Covenant The ceremony,
which win be performed by the pas
tor. the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. VIII
be followed by q small reception for
the bridal party, relatives. and out
oftown friends at the home Of the
brides mother IN Bancroft place.
There IL q suEgsstton Of autumn
In the decorations OF the church.
whore bright-eolored leaves and huge
sheaves Of yellow chrysanthemums
are used in combination with palms,
Australian ferns, and Southern smi-
lax A prize dieu Is placed before q
screen Of smfIax and autumn leaves
starred with golden chrysanthemums.
standards Of chrysanthemumsIAnd au-
tumn leaves mark the ends OF the
psws, and on the great pillars flank
ing the pulpit are wall pockets nlled
with the same colorful blossoms
Harvey Murray, organist OF the
church, who win give an interesting
program OF organ music before the
ceremony. win also play the wedding
maTchea
The bride viii be given in marriage
By her brother, J. Thilman Hendrick.
She win wear lovely gown Of ivory
satin, made with q long court train
OF cloth Of silver brocaded In silver.
The train Is hung from the shoulders
the straight.top and the front of the
satin bodice, which Is similarly cut
forming q quaint decolletAge which
fails just below the shoulder line
Pearl ornaments hold the material to-
gether on each shoulder. The gown
Itself is made on modified princess
lines with the waist line underlined,
and q gracefully draped skirt.
The long, tight sleeves are of
rose point lace. The bride win
wear . tulle veil arranged In fan
shape and held in place by q chapIet
OF silver leaves and rhInestonea She
viii carry bouquet of white orchids
and lilies OF the valley, and for orna-
ments VIII wear q diamond and sap
phlre bar pin, the gift of, the bride
groom, and the string of pearls which
was her mothers gift.
Miss Lucte Hall, Of Montclair, N, J.,
will be maid OF honor. Her gown IL
draped model OF white satin bro
cade, with which she will wear a be-
coming big hat of black satin beaver,
She VIII carry q great cluster of
Ward roses tied with wide yellow
ribbons. The flower girl. little Miss
Charlotte Childress, will wear a
dainty frock OF white French wolfe
trimmed with hlet lace, with a wide
yellow sash. A picturesque hat of
yellow ,tulle and a basket of Ward
buds VIII complete her costume. The
little girl Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Childress.
Henry Spaulding, OF New York, will
be best man, and the list of ushers
includes Edgar D. Edmonston. of
Baltimore; Benjamin Dewitt RIegel,
OF New York. and Major Paul L.
Pierce. Capt John ]. Cornell, Can't.
Henry @. Dubois, and Lieut.. r. R
Lally, all OF the ordnance section, U.
s. R w. Sypert Hendrick, the brides
brother, who was to have been one
Of the ushers, has been called out of
town.
Mrs. Hendrick, who will be accom-
panied by her two daughters, Mrs.
Edgar ID. Edmonston, OF Baltimore,
and Mrs. Royal McKenna, will wear
N@-NocAN $O1NhAnc "a D1dCk EdIln
embroidered in silk floss and trimmed
with Jet. Her black velvet hat is
trimmed with osprey and q handsome
Jet ornament. She will wear a cor.
sage bouquet OF orchids. Mrs. Ed
monston's gown is OF gray satin
trimmed in flying squirrel and she
will wear q picture hat OF black satin
beaver and paradise. Mrs. McEenna
will be gowned in taupe satin and
georgette crepe, deliberately embroid-
eered in chenille and vari-colored
beads. Her black satin beaver hat is
trimmed with taupe and purple
ostrich tips.
For the reception the house Is
simply but charmingly decorated with
autumn leaves and yellow chrysan-
themums. When Mr.. ncClelland and
his bride leave for their wedding Jour-
ney she will wear a smart suit of
cinnamon brown cloth trimmed with
seal and q small sealskin toque. They
will be at home after December 1 at
100 East Eighty>siXth street, New
York.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman has gone to
Virginia for . stay Of ten days.