Evening star., 1925-01-18
Pou-Moran Nuptials Seen
BV Brilliant Assemblage
Ceremony Performed In St. Margaret's Church
by Bishop Freeman State and Social
Leaders Present-Reception Held

In the presence of a. large and dis
tinguished company, including Cabi-
net officers, justices of the Supreme
Court, a large contingent from the
Senate and House, as well as from the
smart set, the wedding ceremony OF
Miss Margaret Atlee Pou, daughter
Of Representative and Mrs. Edward
William Pou and Mr.. Carleton Ed
ward Moran son of Mrs Lolita
Loomis Moran, was performed last night
by the Bishop of Washington, Right
Rev. James =. Freeman, assisted by
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. The Cere-
mony took place at o'clock, in st.
Margarets Church, and was followed
Immediately after by a reception and
supper at the Congressional Club,
200l New Hampshire avenue. The
wedding was one of the most charm
Ing of the Winter season.
The altar was banked with Easter
lilies and greens, and at either side
was placed a tall candela bra, filled
with cathedral candles. The entire
church was decorated green and sew
eral pews for officials and members
of the families were marked off by
sheaves of Easter lilies tied with white
ribbons to the seats.
Bride in Lovely Gown.
The bride was escorted to the altar
and given in marriage by her father,
and wore a lovely gown of ivory
white crepe chiffon, fashioned along
graceful lines with close fitting
bodice, the neckline cut oval and out
Tined with pearls, and the long
IIizabethan sleeves made in a point
over the wrists and edged with
pearls. The skirt was made with
front and back panels, with wide cir
cuIar sides, the front panel having
ion z rnaa arlS
Her veil was of imported Brussels
lace, and was arranged in coronet
effect caught at each side with a
cluster Of orange blossoms. She car
ried shower bouquet of white lllacs.
Mrs Thomas Antony Walden was
matron of honor for her sister and
wore a, gown of pale gold color, made
straight lines, with a scalloped
skirt, and embroidered in a flower de-
sign with silver and blue beads. The
gown was made with a slight drape
at the left side of the back and each
sCallop had a rose design. She car
ried an arm bouquet of butterfly
roses.
Maid of Honor in Pink.
Miss Marjorie Hoyt of Washington,
n g., was the maid of honor, wear
Ing a gown of she'll pink heavily en-
crusted with crystals and pearls and
embroidered in a flower design in
pale rose and blue. The frock was
made on straight lines. She wore
silver bandeau and carried an arm
bouquet Of butterfly roses tied with
butterfly ribbon.
The other attendants were Miss Es-
Their Praeger, Miss Millicent Bailey,
Miss Dorothy Mendenhall of Lexing-
ton, n G.; Miss Jessie Myers of
Greensboro, \. c: Mrs. William J.
Kenealy and Mrs Gilman J. Walling,
the latter two sisters of the bride
groom. They wore froCks of shaded
chiffon, in pastel shades of orchid
green and gold made with straight
bodices little below normal waist line,
and full circular skirts with large
bows. The waist lines were mark ed
with satin ribbon sashes. They each
wore a bandeau to correspond with
their costumes and carried arm bou-
quets Of pink sweet peas tied with
pink and silver ribbon.
Niece Is Flower Girl.
Little Caroline Walden niece of the
bride, was the flower girl and wore
dainty frock of flesh pink georgette
trimmed in bands of taffeta and ap-
pliqued French flowers. She wore
pink socks and slippers and carried
basket of pink sweet peas tied with
pink ribbon.
Mrs. Pou, mother of the bride, wore
g gown of black brocaded chiffon
velvet, made on gracefully draped
lines and a corsage bouquet of orchid
sweet peas. Mrs. Moran, mother of
the bridegroom, was in fuschia satin
made on straight lines, with a slight
drapery at the back and q corsa ge
bouquet of pink sweet peas. Mr..