The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Brilliant Throng at Wedding
Of Miss Feroline Perkins
I and Captain WaIIach.

St. JOuu SuuTCu ~dB uiic0 Win
brilliant procession at noon today to
witness the ceremony uniting In mar
rage Miss Feroline L. Perkins. second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleve-
land Perkins. and Capt. Robert r. Wal
ZACH. Tenth Cavalry. U. 8. A.. son Of
Mrs. Richard Wallach. the Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith, rector Of the church. Of
ficiatins.
Tail pink peonies and roses mingled
with The palms and ferns about the
altar. marked the pews for the members
of the families. and carried out the key
note Of pink which formed the color
scheme for the costumes Of the brides
maids. Mr.. Perkins gave his daughter
away. Her gown was of soft white
satin in draped effect. with almost the
entire bodice Of rare old lace. the whole
effect of the costume softened by the
tulle veil which. with orange blossoms.
crowned her head and fell away to the
hem Of her train She carried bouquet
Of orchids and valley lilies. tied with
sashes OF tulle.
Miss Katherine Jennings and Miss
Amylita Talbot. who attended her. wore
gowns OF the paiest pink chiffon and
lace, the most striking feature being the
large. old-fashioned leghorn fats. a re-
vival Of the hats Of years ago, adorned
with blue ribbons and pink roses. They
carried bouquets Of pink roses.
Major Robert G.. Paxton, U. s. A., was
best man for Captain Wallach. and the
ushers were Paymaster John H. Mer-
riam, U. 8. n, his brother-in-law:
Horace westcott, Chandler Hale. Rey-
noids Hit, Clarence Morgan, and Lieu
tenant Whiting.
Mrs. Perkins, mother Of the bride.
wore a gown Of black chiffon and lace.
with black chiffon coat. and a black
hat with plumes. Mrs Francis A. Rug
giles. sister Of the bride. wore a gown of
salmon pink chiffon, relieved with cream
white and black lace. and a hat of
black. with plumes.
Mrs. Richard Wallach. mother Of the
bridegroom, wore gown Of champagne
colored chiffon and lace. and a black
hat with a bird Of paradise. Mrs. John
H. Merriam, sister of the bridegroom,
wore taupe brocaded chiffon. with a
stunning hat of black with blue plumes.
and Mrs. Richard Wallach. his sister-in-
law. wore a gown Of white chiffon. COM
bined with two distinctly different pat
terms Of lace. Her hat was Of soft black
braid. with plumes Of shaded heliotrope.
Mrs. Mitchell was in a gown OF soft
black crepe de chine. with a black hat
Following the church ceremony there
was a breakfast at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins, in Connecticut ave-
nue., when a large number Of the guests
at the church were present The en-
tire reception floor of the house was
fragrant with pink roses and peonies,
relieved by a setting Of palms and
ferns.
The church was filled with a brilliant
throng, which numbered hundreds Of
persons in resident and official society.
Included were Mr.. and Mrs. Henning
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs Montgomery Blair. Judge and
Mrs. Charles B. Howry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs Columbus Lee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster Williams.
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton NIL
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt, and Mr..
and Mrs. Vanvechten Olcott. of New
York; the Misses Perkins. of Morris
town, n. Y; Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis
A. Ruggles, of Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wallach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Morgan. sof Burlington
Vt; Senator and Mrs. Newlands. Mr..
and Mrs. Inglass. Mrs. Hinckley. Miss
Hinckley. and a large contingent from
army circles and old resident society
of which the bridesroom's family nave
been members for several generations.
Following the ceremony Captain Wal
ZACH and his bride started for a we'd
ding Journey which will end at Fort
Ethan Allcn. where he is stationed with
the Tenth Cavalry.
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Rear Admiral Andrew Dunlap. L. s
N, and Mrs. Dunlap entertained at
dinner last night at the Chevy Chase
Club. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charlie:
Stockton, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hemp
hill, Gen. and Mrs. William p. Biddle,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Adams. Pay
master General. u. 9. N, and Ma