The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
COOL IDGES SEE
PRINCESS
MARRIED
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Of the Grant Administration. Since
THE revolution, Prince Cantacuzene,
who had great estates in Russia
under the Car, has been engaged
in orange growing in Sarasota, Fla.
The bride made her debut in Wash
ington two years ago and WAS
afterward presented at the Court
At the wedding today, the
ceremony was performed by the
Rt. Rev. James Il. Freeman,
Bishop Of washington, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Robert Johnson.
rector OF st. Johns. The brides
father gave her in marriage and
the bridegroom had his father,
3 Maj. Gen. Sir John Hanbury VIII
liams, as his best man.
Patriarchal Group
Mrs. Bruce Smith, formerly
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, was
matron of honor for her sister, and
the group OF bridesmaids included
her cousins, Miss Edith Grant. Miss
Clara Frances Grant, and Miss Julia
Grant. daughters of Col. and Mrs. II.
8. Grant, third: Miss Bertha Palmer
and Miss Pauline Palmer, of Chicago,
also cousins, with Miss Francesca
Stewart and Miss Eleanor Preston,
of Washington. Little Princess Trina
Cantacuzene, niece OF the bride. was
the flower girl.
Among his ushers Mr.. Hamburg
Williams had Princess Ida's uncle.
Col. u. 8. Grant, third; her brother,
the younger Prince Michael Can.
tacuzene; her brother-in-law. Bruce
Smith, of Louisville, KY, and two
cousins, Potter Palmer, jr., and
Gordon Palmer, Of Chicago. The
Others were Leander Mccormick.
Goodhart Palmer, of the British
Embassy. F. Hamilton Mccormick
Goodhart, Col Marion Howe, David
Finley and William Johnston. of
Washington.
"AlI-White" Wedding
1t was an "all-white" wedding,
from the flowers in the altar vases
OF the church and the quantities of
autumn blossoms used to- decorate
brides attendants. They were all
dressed alike in white tulle frocks
iof the early Victorian period. with
full skirts over crinoline and bodices
cut. low on the shoulders.
Even the flower girl. age 3. wore
miniature copy of the same model,
The only touch of color was in the
delicate blue ribbon banding their
big white tulle hats and their
bouquets OF pink tea roses. Little
Princess Trina carried q basket Of
sweetheart roses.
For contrast the brides costume
was severely straight in line, a
simple sheath of white satin with a
long square train from the waist
line. With 1t she wore q voluminous
tulle veil, falling from a Juliet cap
of pearls, ana she carried a formal
bouquet of gardenias, jasmine and
white heather. The heather had
been brought her from England ''for
luck" by Gen. Hanbury Williams.
Princess Cantacuzene wore
handsome blue costume with hat to
match. The bridegroom's mother.
Lady Hamburg Williams, Is an
invalid and was not able to come
to Washington for the wedding.
Travel I'm Tweeds
When the couple left for their
wedding trip, the bride wore a
smart IWSSu SHSSnDIe III SHdueS or
brown and tan with close felt
hat. They will sail shortly for
England and will make their home
In London, where they have taken
a house.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was among
the guests at the ceremony and
those who had come from other
cities included Princess Maria Pho
de Braganza. Duchess of Oporto;
Lord and Lady KylsAnt. Of London: