Honolulu County HI Archives Marriages.....Caufield, Agnes  - Morris, Thurston W. June 2, 1937
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The Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, June 6, 1937
Agnes Caufield Becomes Bride Of Army Officer

 Simplicity marked the military wedding of Miss Agnes Caufield, daughter of 
Mrs. Thomas Caufield of Newark, N.J., and Leiut. Thurston W. Morris, son of 
Mrs. Roy Morris of Colo., solemnized Thursday at the Schofield quarters of 
Col. and Mrs. Bernard Lentz. Chaplain William J. Ryan officiated at the 
afternoon ceremony.
 The petite brunette bride, given in marriage by Col. Lentz, Twenty-first 
Infantry commanding officer, chose white lace over satin. The gown was 
designed along princess lines with tight bodice buttoned down the back, 
sleeves puffed to the elbows, and a high neckline. Orange blossoms held the 
finger-tip length veil of clouded tulle to the coiffure. She carried a prayer 
book from which fell a ribbon shower of white buds.
 Mrs. Aloysius E. McCormick Jr., the matron of honor, wore a chiffon afternoon 
frock of aquamarine blue trimmed in yellow. A juliet cap of yellow blossoms 
matched her old-fashioned bouquet.
 Lieut. McCormick, a West Point classmate of the bridegroom was best man.
 The ushers, who formed the traditional arch of sabers for the recessional, 
included Lieut. Charles Billingslea, Lieut. Robert Blodgett, Lieut. Clyde 
Layne and Lieut. Edmund Miles.
 A small reception followed the ceremony. The rooms of the Lentz home were 
attractively arranged with great clusters of tropical blossoms and greenery. 
The bride cut the tiered wedding cake with her husband's sword.
 After a short trip the young couple will be at home at Schofield.
 The new Mrs. Morris arrived from the Coast on the Monterey Monday and was the 
guest of Lieut. and Mrs. McCormick for a few days.
 Lieut. Morris graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1936 and 
is on duty with the Twenty-first Infantry. 

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