The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-14

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NUNS The Howard home was deck
Cd with pink ana white chrysahthe-
NUNS. palms. autumn foliage and
ferns. Mrs. Howard, mother Of the
| bride, wore handsome gown Of black
velvet with vest eject Of Whits satin,
and q hat of black velvet with tAupe
piunies After the supper the BRIDE
and groom left for q wedding trip,
| the bride wearing 1 suit Of belize
velour With & toqus Of beaver. The
| bridesfo6m u in the aviation training
camp at. Pensacola, where he will
take his bride.
The marriage Of Miss LILLIAN wills
ton Hsndriek, daughter Of Mrs. David
Stewart Hendrick, TO Nj. Ross st.
John McClelland. OF New York, took
p;ace at o'clock yesterday in the
Church Of the Covenant. Rev. Charles
Wood, pastor, efiiciated. A small re.
eepfion In the home OF the brides
mother, followed. The church was
decorated with yellow ehrysahthe-
NUNS and autumn foliage, making d
beautiful rich effect. The bride was
attended by Miss Lucie Hall, Of Mont
clair, N. j.. maid Of honor, and little
Miss Charlotte !Childress, flower slrl,
Mr.. Henry spaluding. Of New York.
Was the best man and the ushers were
Capt. PAU L. Pierce, Maj. John ].
connell Of New York; Mrs. BEN
jamin Dewitt Regal. Of New York;
Mr.. Edgar d. Edmonston, Of Balti.
more. brother.in-law Of the bride; Mf.
Henry @. DuBoiA Lieut.. r. r. Lally.
u. s.'R.. all in service in the Ord
nance Department. The bride wore q
gown OF ivory satin with court train
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| in silver, an dhung from the Shout
ders. The sleeves were Of point lace
and the same lace deliberately trimmed
the satin bodice. The tulle veil was
held with o bandeau of silver and
fhinestones. Pearl ornaments on the
shoulders held the train and the bride
carried orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The maid wore cream broeaded satin
With large black beaver hat, and ear
fled yellow Ward roses. The flower
maiden was In frock of white French
wolfe and filet lace with a picture hat
Of yellow, and carried a basket filled
with Ward rosebuds. Mrs. Hendricks,
mother Of the bride, wore black satin
and Jets with black velvet hat with
osprey feathers. Mrs. Edgar D.. Ed.
monston, Of Baltimore. sister Of the
bride. was In gray satin with trim
minss of squirrel fur. and a black
velvet hat with paradise feather. Mrs.
Royal MeKenna, another sister Of the
bride, was In brown satin ana Georg-
cite crepe. with black velvet hat and
brown and purple feathers.
Miss Mildred shafer Bacon, the at
| tractive young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. 8. Bacon, was married yes
terday to Lieut.. Richard oulahan.
U. s. r. c.. son Of Mr.. and the late
Mrs. Richard v. Oulahan, of this city.
The ceremony was performed at $50.
In the home of the brides parents,
@2 Connecticut avenue, by Rev John
M. Cooper. assistant rector Of ST.
Matthews Church. The house had an
unusually effective decoration of
palms. ferns. Southern smilax. and
white roses and chrysanthemums.
The bride was attended by her sis
| ter. Miss Edith Bacon, and the BRIDE
groom's best man was Mr.. Edward
Stellwagen Dove, also in training for
the army. They both wore the new
olive drab uniform of the army. which
made an effective part Of the picture.
The little bridal party stood under a
| canopy of green studded with white
ehrysanthemums. while the white satin
prize dieu was festoohed with Southern
smilax held with punches of white
roses. An effective white rope formed
the aisle from the stairway to the inn
provised altar. the ends of the aisle
marked with white posts topped with
baskets filled and running over with
white blossoms. The bride, who was
escorted and given in marriage by
her father was charming In white
satin, the short skirt draped with.
tulle in a bouffant effect on the hips.
and the court train of the heavy white
satin. The bodice was made round
neck. finished with tulle, and the long
flowing sleeves Of tulle. The veil was
Of tulle in billowy effect, with rose
point lace set in effectively to frame
the brow Of the bride. She wore no
gloves and carried white roses and
lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a charm
Ing gown OF pink tulle over pink
satin with q true lovers knot Of
blue. pink and silver on the cor
sage, the ends falling to the hem
Of the skirt. This was the only
trimming. Her hat was of tulle and
silver. and she carried a huge bou-
que Oh sweetheart roses. only the
relatives and a few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony, and about
200 guests were asked for the re-
ception. Mrs. Bacon, who received
the guests, wore a smart gown Of
crepe with no hat and no gloves.
The dining-room was all pink in
tone, with pink roses and pink can
die shades on the handsomely ap-
pointed table. After the supper
Lieut.. Oulahan and his bride left
which they will 60 to Greenville,
s. c.. where the bridegroom il on
duty as first lieutenant of infantry,
U. S. r.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Yvonne Murphy. daughter of Col. s.
]. Murphy, of West Virginia, to Mr.
J. Bruce Duncan, Of Waco, Tex. The