Evening star., 1936-07-09


william Kiely. organist of the Blessed
Sacrament Church. Miss Thelma
Hardy and Miss Clarita Wright were
soloists. Clusters Of white flowers
marked the pews reserved for men,
bers of the families and were the only
decorations in the church, the altar
being lighted with many candles.
The bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her brother. Judge Ber-
tram C. Mickler of st. Augustine,
Fla, and wore an ivory satin. The
neckline was high and severe in the
front and the sleeves Of the gown
were long and fitted with soft puffs
above the elbow. tightly fitting to the
fingers, and finished in points over
her hands. Tiny ivory satin buttons
were the only trimming Of the sleeves.
The brides gown was hared at the
skirt with q wide circular flounce that
formed the long train. Her silk tulle
veil was held by q coronet Of pleated
tulle outlined in satin and cluster
Of orange blossoms, and she carried
q white spray of orchids In a double
cluster, combined with lilies OF the
valley, the ribbons matching the tone
Of her gown.
Mrs. Norman Martin, sister Of the
bride, was matron Of honor, wearing
a white chiffon gown which had soft
neckline of chiffon and shirred over
the shoulders. The normal waistline
t,, hn frnTt rnorkad
with a drape Of the white chiffon and
in the back with a cascade Of nile
green chiffon, which. gracefully falling
to the floor, formed the train. Her
wide white horsehair hat, turned up
in the front, was trimmed with cir
clet of nile green chiffon and she car
ried a sheaf of white daisies.
Mrs. James Francis Tully. another
sister OF the bride, was the other at
tendant. Her gown of white chiffon
and similar to that of the matron OF
honor had a cascade Of cerise chiffon
which draped in the back and formed
the train. Her hat Of white horsehair
was trimmed in a circlet of cerise
chiffon and she also carried sheaf
of white daisies.
DR.. Leo j. Donovan was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Jackson
Price, Mr.. Myles McCahill. cousin Of
the groom; DR.. L. John Salan. Mr..
Norman Martin, Mr.. S. Albert Mick
Ter and Mr.. T. Rogero Mickler. both
brothers of the bride.
A reception for the relatives and
very intimate friends was held i'm
mediately after the mass at the home
Of the uncle and aunt Of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Philip Brown
of 3715 Harrison street, who received
the guests. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
William Joseph Rowan, parents of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Brown wore a deep
orchid chiffon and wore a gardenia
corsage. She wore large chalk white
straw hat. Mrs. Rowan wore a sal
mon -colored lace with which she had
a corsage bouquet of orchids and wore
a large natural colored leghorn.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan left for
New York, from where they will sail
on July II to Nassau and Cuba. The
bride wore a navy blue sheer suit with
/ a closely fitting military coat of three
quarter length and wide revers in the
front Of white pique and smart hat
Of white bound in navy blue She
wore a corsage bouquet Of lilies of
the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowan. after, August
20, will be at home at 1912 Thirty
fifth place in Georgetown. Mrs. Ro-
wan attended Trinity College and is
a graduate Of Immaculate Seminary
here in Washington and Mr.. Rowan
Is a graduate Of Georgetown College
and Of Georgetown Law School.
! Among the guests we're Mrs Philip
De Hoff Of Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. E.
M. Little Of New Smyrna. Fla; Mr.
and Mrs. T. Rogero Mickler of St.
Augustine, Fla, and Judge Bertram
c. Mickler. also of ST. Augustine, Fla; +;
Mr.. and Mrs. william Tully of SIAM
ford, Conn.,, and Mrs. F. Malloid of
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