Evening star., 1926-10-10

fon. bouffant in style, trimmed with
omhre ostrich feathers to match. IN
| shades Of orchid fame and green,
with hats to correspond trimmed IN
ostrich.
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed on the lawn at The Trees. wnicn
occupies one Of the high points along
| the Hudson with views OF the river
and the hills as a background.
| One of the interesting features OIL
| the wedding was the traditional cere.
monv of the Navy, where the bridal
party passed under an arch or SWORDS
held by naval officers in full dress uni
| form. all of them former classmates
| Of the bridegroom.
4 Lieut., James T.. ]. Herman, I. >. N,
was best man, and ushers and grooms-
| men included: Comdr. Thomas hickey,
| L. S. ~; Lieut.. Comdr. Otto NJ. Fors'
| ter. U. s. ~: Capt Charles T. Brooks,
| L. s. NJ. c.: Capt. Lewis w Whaley,
l.. &. NJ. c.: Lieut. Logan c. Ramsey,
L.. s. N: Lieut.. L. G. Parker, U. 8. NJ.
| Capt. Harold Major. Y. S. NJ. G.; Lieut..
| William r. Parker, U. S. N; Lieut..
Roger *. Hodsdon, I. s. n; Lieut.
! James F.. Andrews, U. S. ~: Lient.
Franklin Hall. L. s NJ. c.. Lieut.. An
| drew Il. IIolderbv. L. s. M. c.; Col.
T. NJ. 7. Raborg, L. s. A; Mr.. r. Ran
dolph Hicks. Mr.. Hamilton Plack. Mr..
! William S. Eoyster, Mr.. Hugh Victor
Glassford. Mr.. Edmund Wilson and
Mr.. William Dey.
| Other Army and Navy friends OF
| the families were in attendance.
TheIbride is the oldest daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Morris and
! granddaughter of the late Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joseph Morris Of Virginia. 49,,
lie hrid
reside at the Roosevelt. POI sixteenth
street, Washington, after November TO-.
| The marriage OF Miss Edith Z. Mad
dux. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
s. Maddux OF Aurora Hills, Va. to
| Mr. Owen E. Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Williams Of Missouri. took
| place Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
| Rev Dr. Morton Of Christ Church. AL
| eXandria. officiating. assisted by Rev.
J. w. Townsend ot Calvary NJ. p.
Church. Aurora Hills. The ceremony
was performed in to home of the
brides parents "03 Greene avenue.
where white dahlios and roses were
| used in the decorations. Miss Hassel-
| tire Dunn sang several selections &C.
| compa MED by Miss Dorothea Storch.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore a gown Of white
| georgette crepe. with "A coat of Nene-
! tian point lace falling in a short train.
Miss Marie Garland was the maid of
| honor, wearing a gown of green crepe
and carrying pink roses.
Mr.. Philip Peters was best man.
Following the ceremony Mr.. Will
l!ams and his bride left FOR wedding
| trip to Pittsburgh and Detroit, Mrs.
Williams wearing dark blue gown
trimmed witheRpple green and a small
hat Of silver embroidered in green.
They will be AT home after November
| l. at ia WASHINGTON avenue, Aurora
Hills.
The marriage OF Miss Esther Mary
Crowley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| William Louis Crowley, to Mr.. Pat
rick Joseph Clancy took place Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock at the
Fra nciscan Monastery. the second
marriage ever to have heen performed
there. R"v. Edward r. McAdams
pastor OF st. Joseph's Church, off,
ciated at the ceremony, which was
followed hy a nuptial mas SIS. celebrated
) by Right Rev. John F. McGee. as
sisted by Rev. Pasqual Kinsel as dea
con and Rev. Joseph T. Kennedy rs
subdcacon. Rev. Barnabas Nc
| Alarney acted as master of cere.
monies and brothers of the Francis
can Order served as acoytes. Or
sanist Wells played during tie cere
mony.
The very unusual design of the
church, which is in the shape of a
cross. afforded a particularly lovely
setting for the ceremony, which took
place hefor> the main altar. around
which a sanctuary was formed by the
wedding party, who knelt at individ
ua prize deus which were covered
With green velvet The altar was
trimmed with pink roses of different
shades.
The bride. who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father
wore a gown of white satin. made
with bateau-shaped neck, low
waistline. with a short and very full
skirt of satin. which was edged with
a deep floi,nce of chantilly lace. A
large motif of lace and ribbon was
fastened to the right side of the skirt
The sleeves, which were long of satin
had deep puffs of lace held firmly al
the wrist with bands Of satin. Her
tulle veil, which formed the train, was
arranged capfashion and held in
place with a wreath OF orange bios
sons Her shower bouquet was of
| white roses ana llileS Oh lRe NdteA.
Miss Sylvia Crowley, maid of honor
for her sister, wore "A dress of green
soiree made similar to the brides eX
cept that three rows of ecru lace
trimmed the skirt and the long. very
full sleeves were of georSette to match
her dress Her picture hat was made
of the same material as her dress
with the rather wide hrim falling AT
the back in long strips of seorGette
which formed scarf worn over the
left shoulder. She carried an arm
bouquet of mauve dahlias.
The bridesmaids. Miss Margaret
Corbley, in orchid: Miss Ann Clancy
in pale blue. and Miss Margaret Byrne
in tea rose. wore dresses Of soiree and
hats made exactly like that Of the
maid Of honor and all carried arm
bouquets of mauve dahhas.
Mr.. John Hollihan was hest man for
MIR. Clancy and the ushers were Mr..
Aloysius McGarvey, Mr.. Fred Fraser
and Mr.. Frank Sullivan
AS the wedding party left the
church, twelve Knights Of the Order
OF Mt ST. Sepulchre, of which Mr.
Clancy is Grand Knight. formed an
arch with their swords under which
the party passed.
reception at the home OF the
brides parents. who were celebrating