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z. Freeman, when he gave his bless
Ing.
Leading the procession to the altar
we're the ushers who earlier: had
escorted the guests to their places
In the Cathedral Mr.. John Ross
Caswell brother of the bride. came
from his studies at st. Marks
School, Southboro, Mass. to act as
an usher, and others who served in
this capacity were Mr.. Harland
Crowell, jr.; Mr.. j. Munro Hunter,
jr.: Mr.. Frederick E. Parks. Mr..
city; Mr.. Charles Thomas of Rock
vile, Nd, Mr.. Edgar Orme, jr, Of
Falls Church and Mr.. Judson Bolles
of Arlington. Mr. Henry A. Gard
ner, jr.. was best man.
Maj. Caswell Gives
Step-Daughter Away.
The first bride to enter the
Cathedral through the north porch,
which was given by the women Of
America, Miss Lansdowne made a
striking picture in a gown Of pure
white soft satin as she and her step
father. Mai. John Caswell. who gave
her in marriage. followed the long
bridal procession through the
church to the marble steps before
the altar.
A Juliet cap of pearls banded with
orange blossoms held the long veil
of illusion that extended beyond
the train of the brides gown, the
exquisite beauty of which was en-
riched by the simplicity OF its lines.
She wore single stand of pearls and
her white prayer book, overlaid with
two white orchids and a shower OF
small white orchids, was the one
that was carried by her grant-aunt,
Mrs. William Beverley Mason, at
her wedding.
Mrs. F. Moran McConihe
is MatrOn of Honor.
American beauty satin was worn
by the matron of honor, Mrs. F
Moran McConihe, with American
beauty slippers and small hat OF
the same shade edged with ostrich
feathers and draped under the chin
with maline yelling. Her dress was
made with sweetheart neckline
below the elbow puf1ed sleeves and
a full skirt ending in slight train.
and she carried an American beauty
ostrich feather muff which was the
gift of the bride.
The other attendants were Miss
Carryl Casselberry of Dundee. Ill. d;
Miss Lana Jelke of Lake Forest. Ill;
Miss Elizabeth Richardson,
Miss Laura Blair. Miss Daisy David
son, Miss Joan Dodd and Miss Kitty
Hill of Washington and Mrs. Rosa
mond Price of Rockville. Nd, sister
OF the bridegroom.
Their costumes and accessories. in
hyacinth blue satin. were made like
the dress Of the matron of honor.
White Wistaria and Smilax
Decorate Sulgrave Club.
The floral arrangement for the
reception at the Sulgrave Club was
in marked contrast to the simple
display of white chrysanthemums on
the altar at the Cathedral. There
was a profusion of white wistaria
mingling with green Smilax about
the rooms. and here and there were
placed tall trees, which had been
dipped in white. Maj. and Mrs
CasWell received with the bride and
bridegroom, the brides mother wear
ing a floor length gray crepe gown
almost completely covered with long
silk fringe. Her hat was OF black
velvet faced with American beauty
red velvet and she wore purple
orchids. Judge Henry Jackson
Hunt. father of the bridegroom
was not in the formal reception line
but greeted many of the guests dur
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. John Caswell. mother of Maj
CasWell. came from Boston for the
occasion. and others from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus C
Finch of Rumson, N. j.. and Miss
Kathryn Finch Mrs. Arthur C
Smiley, first cousin of the bride. and
Capt. Smiley, now stationed at
Fortress Monroe, Va: Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Lowering of Boston. Col
Stewart -Roddie of London and Brig
Gen. Greed F. Cox. stepfather Of the
brides mother.
When the couple left on then
wedding trip the bride was wearing
q tailored navy blue suit under q
fur coat. Her hat Of iridescent
feathers was trimmed with COG
plumes and veil. and her acces-
sories were blue. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
will be at home at the Dorchester
House upon their return.
Couple Wed i'm SwarthmOre
Will Take Residence Here.
Although taking place in Swarth-
more. Pa, the wedding yesterday OF
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moves. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Faber