The Washington times., 1905-03-07
WEDDED At NOON
IN MILITARY POhP
Miss Anita Poor Now Wife
of Lieutenant Bulmer.
SOCIETY VIEWS CEREMONY
Groom and Attendants Clad in Dress
Uniform of Army Breakfast
at Rauscher's.


was the mecca for hundreds of people
prominent in the social world who met
TO witness the marriage of Miss Anita
Poor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H Poor. to Lieut.. Roscoe Carlisle Bull
mer, L. S. N, aide to the President.
Seldom, If ever, has a more popular
or attractive bride been given away in
this edifice, and from the time Miss
Poor and her train of attractive attend
ants entered the church until they left
there was a constant buzz of affection
ate and admiring comment.
Lieutenant Bulmer and his best man.
Lieut. Mark Bristol, awaited the COM
ing of the rest of the bridal party to
the altar. The ushers, who first seated
the large number of guests, and after
ward preceded the brides train to the
altar, were Mai Charles AIeCawiev,
Lieut. George Hayward, Lieut.. L. A.
Kaiser, Commander John Gibbons, Capt.
Archibald Butt, Lieut.. Henry Butler,
Capt. William Lassiter, Capt. Sidney
CIoman, Capt Harry Lay, and Pay
master Walter lizard.
Gown of the Bride.
The bride wore d plain gown of heavy
white satin with a long train, and a
bridal veil which reached to its extreme
length. A point lace yoke and bertha
with full falls of the point lace in the
elbow sleeves was the corsage decora-
tion and the veil was neid in place by
a wreath of orange blossoms. She car
ried bouquet of lilies of the valley
tied with gauze ribbons Every line
and curve of the simple, graceful toilet
brought out to better effect the stately
grace of the blonde bride
Miss Annie McCauIey was the maid of
honor, and wore a gown of white chiffon
cloth, the bodice trimmed with fine
knffe-pIaited lace and the skirt with
tucks and shirring. A broad white bro
cade ribbon girdIe and sash. and wide
brimmed hat trimmed in white roses
and tied under the chin with broad
white ribbon.
The Pretty Bridesmaids.
The bridesmaids party was composed
of Miss Henrietta Lowe, Dayton, Ohio:
Miss Eleanor Foraker, daughter Of Colo
mel Foraker, of st. Louis; Miss Grace
Reli, Miss Hagner Miss Elsie Hoban,
and Miss Julia Kellogg. All of the maids
wore gowns Of white chiffon cloth trim
med in knife-plaited lace, the same trim
ming finishing the ends of the long
pink brocadod sashes which adorned the
girdles worn about the waist. Pink
hats trimmed with pink lace. and the
entire crowns formed of pink roses. were
tied under the chin with soft pink rib
bons, while big bouquets of pink roses
finished the beautiful and effective toll
cts.
The bridegroom and his attendants
/ were in their dress uniform, the party
presenting a rare picture as they stood
before the altar as the Rev. &. Ernest
/ Smith officia ted
| White lilies and palms, with some
smilaX, decorated the latter and marked
the peWS where the family sat Al
! RauScher'S, where q large number of the
! guests repaired for the wedding break
/ fast, white lilies and roses with palms
and srnilax again formed the scheme al
decorations, q goodly array of the white
blossoms being arranged in the bay win
dow where the bride and groom stOUG
for congratulations.
At the Brides Table.
! At the brides table. besides the at
! tendants at the wedding. were Miss Al
/ ice Roosevelt. Miss MattIde Townsend
Miss Helen Bell Miss Pauline Morton
/ Mrs. Maus, and Give DuVai, of New
York
The guests at the church included
about all the social world in Washing
ton, and from out of town were Mr.. ano
! Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt. of New York
Miss Poor, Mrs. Franklin Clark. Mrs
/ Shoemaker Mrs. Schreiver, DIR. an6
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Miss Johnson. Eu-
gene Greenway, Mr.. and Mrs Norman
James and MIR. and Mrs. Willing Brown
all of Baltimore; Mr.. Couts Mr.. anc
! Mrs. DuVal. and Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
4 Roosevelt, of New York
When Mrs. Bulmer left the city this
afternoon she wore a very becominG
gown of black broadcloth and blacl
hat. TWO or three weeks will be spen
hi Jt.ril a,
some quiet resort. and after that Wash
ington will again claim this popular pail
OF young people, it is hoped for year.
to come.