Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-25

last night at the Western Presbyterian
van. daughter Of the late Lieut. and Mrs.
John NJ. Sullivan. and Dr. Harry Albert
Giltner. U.S.N. The church was pro-
fusely decorated with palms and foliage
The Qshers. like the best man and bride
groom, were in full dress uniform. The
bride was attended by Miss Edith Tate.
maid OF honor. and Miss Margaret
Weightman. Miss Marion Larncr. MISS
Helen de wint French and Miss Hen
rietta Martin as bridesmaids.
The best man was DR.. George Shepard,
lS.N.. and the ushers were DR.. Nc.
Dowell. Or. Johnson. DR.. Chambers ana
Dr. Sutton. all OF the navy.
The bride was richly dressed in white
satin. which had embroidered panels and
some pretty lace trimming on II. An
orange blossom wreath crowned her veil
The maid OF honor wore green MESA
line. made directoire fashion. and car
ried pink roses. while the bridesmaids
wore white net gowns over white cnif-
fon and satin. and carried white carna-
tons and maidenhair ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs William n. Glover, uncle
and aunt OF the bride. received the guests
afterward at their hone. and a merry
hour followed before the departure OF
the couple for their journey to San
stationed. Mrs. Glover was handsomely
gowned in lavendar satin with pearl
trimmings. and her sister. Mrs. S. a. c.
Bartlett, wore black lace over black
satin.
The brides gong-awsy dress was OF
dark blue cloth with a blue hat.
The first annual dance given by the en-
listed men of the United States Marine
Corps was held last evening at the wash
ington navy yard. The large ballroom was
decorated with flags. draped from all paris
of the hall. while mingled among them
were large palms and evergreens. when
made a brilliant effect by aid OF the large
electric display overhead The feature OF
the evening was the dancing Of the barn
and moonlight dances. The selections were
made by Lieut.. W. II. Santlemann. Ine
United States Marine Orchestra. under
the music Twenty-three waltzes and two.
steps and THE Star Spangled Banner
made up the program
The committee on arrangements con-
sisted of z. II. Morrow, N. 0. Curry, A. e.
Ait, F. A. Torrens, w. J. Fredercks, A.
Cordeau. H. ]. Kraft. F. Wiliiams. h.
Stone, F.. Quay, c. G. Baldwin, r. G..
Huef, l.. Berry, G.. r. Turpin. w. l..
]. T. Frye. z. NJ. Spencer. 4: a. Burkett'
e. T. Peterson and R. T. Williamson.
Rev. Dr. Simon and family have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins are In Atlantic
City for a short stay.
At the marriage of Miss Irene Orndorh
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. I-ansford Glib
bons Orndorff, and Assistant Surgeon
Charles F. Sterne. U.S.E., tonight. at the
home OF the brides parents. Rev. DR..
Howden Of st. Johns Church. George
town, will ofiiciate. The bride Will wear
white satin, with real lace trimming. Mrs
j. B. kremer. the matron of honor. Will
wear white crepe meteor. Miss OrndorH.
who will be dressed in blue satin. and
Miss Sterne. who will wear pink. will be
bridesmaids. Only a family party wiz
be present at the ceremony. but Q recep-
ton will follow from $50 to TO- The cou-
pie will reside in ST. Louis.
Mr. Horace Petit of Philadelphia Will
give dinner at the Union League. In
honor of j. Hampton Moore. Saturday
night. Among those who will be present
are Gov. Stuart, Mayor Reyburn, Senator
Penrose and Gen. Leonard Wood.
Mr. William !. Buchanan will be the
guest of honor at the Congressional Club
tomorrow afternoon and will give an in
formal talk on South and Central Amer
lea. Mr. Buchanan is former minister
to Argentina and was the first minister to
Panama.
The tea and sale at the Soldiers. Sail
ors' and Marines Club. 311 street. -
the charity event of today. 1t is under the
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary OF the
Army and Navy League. Mrs. Aulick
Palmer Is at the head of the committee
which has the affair in charge.