The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-13
THE SOCIAL SIDE OF WASHINGTON
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Church Wedding

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One Of the prettiest and most inter
esting weddings OF the season took
place at noon today when Miss Mar
garef Howard, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Beai6 RichardBon Howard, be-
came the bride of John Terry Remey,
the marriage uniting two families
which have long been prominent in
Washington. Remey, who II attached
to the flying corps OF the naval re-
serve In training At Pensacola, Fla.
II the son Of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
George c. Remey.f
The ceremony was performed In ST.
Thomas Church. the rector, the Rev.
DR.. G, Ernest Smith, officiating, and
by q 1breakfast and re-
eeption At the handsome home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard In Sixteenth street.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Francis Bartlett Man
ming. As matron of honor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Manning, who were married last
June, have taken an apartment In
Brookline, Mass, for the winter, as
Mr.. Manning 70 instructor at Harvard
University.
Miss Kathryn Gwynn, cousin Of the
bride. was maid Of honor, and Miss
Dorothy Decide. bridesmaid. The ush-
srs, who preceded the bride and her
attendants As thsy, entered the
chufchs were William Rymey. brother
of the Bridegroom Perry Griffin,
who Is in training at Fort Myer:
Clarence W. Decker. OF New York.
Martin r.. Fisher, Clarence B. Hewes,
and Francis Bartlett Manning.
Charles MAson Rsmey, served a. best
man for his brother. ~
Prettiiy Decorated.
The. church was decorated with
palms, ferns, vari-coiored leaves and
sheayes ;ef yellow, and white. ehrysan-
the ~ tnmn tInts serving as
a charming Background for the pastel
toned frecks of-the brides attendants.
Mrs. Manning wore an apricot satin
frock. vetled in tulle Of q matching
shade Kirdled in blue. Her hat was OF
silver cloth, faced with shell pink
metal cloth vefted In gun metal tulle.
and turned up On the back. A band
Of old blue velvet, tied in q fetching
bow. and wee French flowers form
the only trimming.
Miss Gwynn and Miss Decide wore
gowns made on similar lines. with
graceful draped slxirts and bodies Of
chiffon The one was built OF hyd-
rangea blue satin shading to violet,
the other of. violet satin shading to
blue Their hats were Of tulls in
hydrangea shades of blue and laven-
DER Miss Gwynn's was faced with
she'll, pink metal cloth and trimmed
with a band and coquettish bow Of
she'll pink VslVet and blue and silver
ribbon. Miss Deeble's was faced with
blue metal cloth and trimmed with
blue velvet All the attendants car
ried bouquets Of yellow roses.
Beautiful Gown.
The brides costume was OF cream
velvet and tpife ms6sStn graceful.
picturesque. and very Becoming mode.
Panels Of the velvet fell over an
underskirt of tulle nounces, and the
velvet bodice was finished at the
decolletage by q tulle fichu. Clusters
of orange blossoms nestled under the
tulle hounces, and Q court train OF
the rich velvet hung from the shout
ders. Her veil OF tulle was held In
place by q pearl b3hdeau, and she
carried lilies Of the valley and gar
denIas. The organlst OF the church
played the wedding marches, and
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the seating OF the guests-s
For the breakfast the house was
abloom with pink and white chrysan-
themums, arranged with palms, ferns, !
and autumn leaves, Mrs. Howard,
the brides mother, was gowned in
black velvet chfffon. her costume be-
ing made on.shnpie lines and fastened
with rhinestone buttons A sash
faced with white satin gave an I'M
usually chic touch. She wore large
black silk beaver hat, trimmed with
taupe feathers, and a corsage bouquet
OF orchids, Mrs. Remey wore a black
Iace gown over white silk, with
black lace hat trimmed In ostrich
tips; and with her corn-colored crepe
de chine gown Miss Angelica. Remey,
sister OF the bridegroom. wore a big
black hat - ~
Live ut Pensacola.
After a short wedding trip, Mr..
Remey will take his bride to Pensa-
cola, Fla. She is travelling in smart
suit of biege veiours, made on the
new narrow lines and worn with a
beaver cape and q small toQue OF
beaver.
Miss Blanche Richardson. great
aunt Of the bride, her aunt, Miss
May Adams, and her brother, George
Adams Howard; as we'll as Mr.. and
Mrs. Manning, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs! Howard for the wedding.
others from out Of town who attend
ed the wedding were Miss Blanche
Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Warheld
Hobbs, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
ro,, ~ palfipnnra Mas Adams wOre