The Washington times., 1919-04-22
CoeIey-AIorris NuptiaIs.

| COOIey-AIOrris NuDtials.
| The marriage OF Miss Adelaide
Prescott Morris, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Speed Morris, to Lieut..
/ Thomas Ross Cooley, u. S. N, which
took place yesterday afternoon, was
one OF the prettiIst OF the spring sea-
| SON The ceremony was solemnized at
8 o'clock at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Allen NJ. Sumner, widow
Of Captain Sumner. u. S. NJ. c., killed
| in France, and was followed by an
informal reception.
The house had an effective spring
time decoration Of ferns. pink sweet
peas and snapdragons, and in the lit
tie drawing room, where the cere-
mony was performed, palms anc
quantities of white niarguerites were
used. The Rev. Father Henry J.
Shandelle oticiated. Miss Pattie N
Morris, of New York, was her sisters
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Margheritta TiIlman. Miss
Oh h-istine Waggaman. Miss May Chew
and Miss Ada Birmingham. Little Mis-,
Margaret Sumner was flower girl.
Lieut.. A. J. Selman. u. S. N, was
best man, and the list of ushers in
cluded Capt. George Collar, u. S. NJ. c..
Lieutenant Brown, Lieut.. Samuel
Jenkins, Lieut.. Walter c.. Calhoun
Lieut.. Laurence L. Kelly and Lieut.
Charles Post. jr.. all of the navy anG
all shipmates of Lieutenant Cooley
aboard the U. S. S. Florida. They al
wore the blue service uniform.
The brides attendants were gowne5
n rainbow colorS, Miss Tillman IL.
blue, Miss Waggaman in lavender
Hiss Chew in yellow and Miss Bir
ninsEam in pale green. Their frock:
we're OF organdie made in simple bu
becoming fashion. The maid OF hon
n and the flower girl wore pink or
candle frocks and all the attendant:
carried pink sweet peas.
Charming Wedding Cows.
Miss Morris bridal gown was OF
satin moire draped in white georg
cite and trimmed with lovely Irisf
lace brought her by the. bridegroom
who spent fifteen months in fri;f
waters. Her tulle veil was becoming
~ arranged in turban style, and sh
carried a shower bouquet OF white
sweet peas. A string orchestra play
ed the wedding music.
Lieutenant Cooley is now on sea
duty. and after q brief honeymoon
his bride expects to follow the shiI
until he IL ordeTe to short duty. The!
left for their wedding trip immedi
ately after the reception last ever
ing, the bride wearing a smart trav
cling suit OF blue velours, with
small black hat.
Among the oUt-of-town guest:
present at the wedding were Mr.. ar |
.ars. Charles Post. sr.. and Miss Ma
Post, Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob |
bins Anderson, of Honolulu, and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Fred c. Hunter, of Fred |
WHg4Nr Na@@HL
is Californian. and the members o
his family were not able to make the |
long journey East to attend the wed |
uing.
Walter c. McAdoo is in Boston for /
4 few days. Through error announce
rnent was made that Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Adoo had entertained at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club on Sunday evening
Dixie Ball Brilliant.
The sixteenth annual Dixie Ball.
given at the willard last evening, un-
Ter the auspices Of Robert F. Lee
chapter. No. 644. United Daughters of
the Confederacy.- was perhaps the
most brilliant and enjoyable dance in
he history Of the organization. Tho .
stars and Bars mingled with the
stars and Stripes in the decoration
md the guests OF honor were the
of two wars, bent figures in
Confederate gray rubbing elbows with
'lim youngsters IN khaki and blue
ust back from service overseas.
The double box usually occupied
" the President Of the United States
vas reserved for the Confederate Vet
rams who arrived in a body, anG
'oxes were also set aside from whici.
from Walter Reed and
,ther service hospitals might watch
he dancing comfortably. Each Of the
cue9tg OF honor Rora 4 houtnnniara |