The Washington herald., 1917-06-18
President and Mrs. Wilson Enjoy
Pleasant Trip on the Mayflower

into bower Of white roses and palms
and the white satin prize dleu, on
which the young couple knelt for the
blessing, was beneath a canopy OF
white blossoms. A stringed orchestra
played before the ceremony. The
the bride, who was escorted and later
given in marriage by her father.
She wore lovely gown OF layers OF
white tulle over Opalescent lace. The
bodice, which was finished at the "
shaped neck with clusters of pearls,
had three-q0arter length tulle sleeves
embroidered in pearls and caught with
orange blossoms. Her tulle veil, ar
ranged In fan fashion across the back,
was held with bandeau OF pearls,
and fell to the end Of the long court
train Of satin, which was caught to
the should Srs with clusters of orange
blossoms.
Miss Marie Friday and Miss Joseph
inc Wolhaupter, who were the brides
| only attendants, wore very bouffant
gowns OF pink tulle. trimmed with
rosebu1s, and large pink tullC hats
also trimmed with rosebuds and long
| black velvet streamers. They car
ried bouquets Of Killarney roses.
Lieut.. Franklin G. Percival, u. s. N,
acted as best man for Lieut.. Clark.
and he, like the bridegroom was in
full dress uniform.
At the reception, which followed
the ceremony, the newly married
| couple were assisted in receiving by
the brides mother, who wore a gown
of gray Georgette crepe and taneta,
embroidered in chenille and steel
beads. She wore a large hat Of gray
| Georgette creps and straw trimmed
| with wisteria and u corsage bouquet
of orchids and lilies of the valley.
: Mrs. Henry wore a lovely gown of
blue tulle and her bouquet was also
Of valley lilies and orchids.
The dining-roonn was decorated with
I pink roses and palms and the center
piece on the table was of Killarney
roses. The wedding cake in the shape
OF a large heart. was served at side
table, after the bride had first cut 1t
with the brideEroom's sword.
The music room and hall were also
decorated in pink roses and green.
Later in the evening Lieut.. Clark
and his bride left for their wedding
! trip, the latter travelling in a smart
suit Of heavy blue serge with a white
fox scarf and a small leghorn hat.
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No. 20,
u. D. c.. held its final meeting for the
| season last Monday evening at Con-
| federate Memorial Home, with the
president. Mrs. Katherine r. Eslin.
in the chair.
members and the following applicants
| were admitted to membership: Mrs.
| Irene L. Taylor, Mrs. Bertha T. Ma
brey. Miss Margaret L. Dawson. Mrs.
! Cora B. TalleY, Miss Ruth ]. Lanier,
Mrs. A. J: Kimmel. Miss Regina l..
Kimmel, Mrs. Clara E. Robey
A cont :ibution Of IS was made by
Mr.. Milton w. Johnson, which was
| applied toward the purchase of a 800
| liberty bond for the chapters home
fund" 1t was decided to have a tea
! and sale OF fancy work in December.
Mrs. Frank Morrison has been ap-
/ pointed chairman of the fancy work
( committee.
Miss Armlda Moses, State chairman
| OF the committee on education Of the
u. d. c. for South Carolina. and Mrs.
K. D. Wright, former State president
of the L. d. c. OF South Carolina,
| were guests and addressed the meet
ing. Sunshine Hawkes. also spoke.
and offered to give a benefit lecture
for the chapter.