The Washington times., 1913-11-22
President and Mrs. Wilson Entertain
For the White House Bridal Couple
Miss Amylita Talbot to Become
Bride of Charles Frederick
Wilson Today.

Miss Amylita Talbot. daughter of
Mrs. Amy N. Talbot. of Washington
and Cflofornia, will be married to
Charles Frederick Wilson this after
noon at o'clock in st. Johns Episco-
pal Church.
The rector of the church. the Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith, assisted by the
pastor of the Church of the Epiphany,
the Rev. Randolph McKim.. will per-
form the wedding Ceremony. which will
be attended by a large .gathering of
representative Washington smart So
ciety. The wedding ceremony at the
church will be followed by reception
In the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Talbot. In the Connecticut, when the
guests will include the members of the
bridal party. relatives, out-of-town
guests, and a few intimate friends.
The decorations of the church are car
ried out in green and white, banks of
palms, and ferns. interspersed with
white chrysanthemums, adjoining the
altar and the pews reserved for the
members OF the family are marked OF
with tall white standards filled with
huge clusters of white echrysanthemums.
American Beauties and palms form
the chief decorations of the brides
home. and in front Of the window where
the bridal party with stand during the
reception, an archway of white lattice
work entwined with Southern smilax
will be arranged. At either side will be
tall bronze vase filled with American
Beauty roses, and In the dining room a
tall silver. vase, the gift of Associate
Justice Joseph McKenna, OF the. Su-
preme Court. and Mrs. McKenna. filled
with American Beauty roses, formed
the table decorations.
Before the entrance of the bridal
party the organlst of the church will
play an appropriate musical program.
and as the party enter the church the
vested boys choir of st. Johns will
march from the altar to meet the party.
singing the bridal march as they 20.
The bride, who will be escorted and
given In marriage by her brother, Earl
Talbot. of Utica, N. Y, will wear a
and adorned with duchess lace. Her full
court train will be cut square and fast
ened at the shoulders. The bridal veil
will be of finest French tulle arranged
to fall from a cap of lace and trimmed
with clusters of real orange blossoms
sent from the brides home in Cali
fornia for the occasion.
The bridal bouquet will be a shower
Of white orchids and lilies of the valley
Miss Katherine Jennings. who will be
the brides maid of honor. will wear a
gown Of apricot colored chiffon and
satin trimmed with touches of mink
fur, and brown moire silk sash. Her
hat Will be a brown velvet picture hat
trimmed with yellow velvet roses and
touches Of fur She will carry an arm
shower bouquet of Aaron Ward roses
and maidenhair serns.
The bridesmaids. Miss Katherine
Weeks and Miss Louise HELEN, will
wear similar gowns to the one worn by
the maid of honor. with brown velvet
hats. and they will carry armfuls Of
yellow roses.
The best man for Mr.. Wilson will
be his brother, Claybourne Wilson, and
the ushers viii be Frederick de C.
j It
NJ. Blair Wailes. Harry f..
Whiting, Harris Hammond. and DIR.
Cary T. Grayson. U. 6. N.
Mrs. Talbot, mother of the bride
will wear gown of French blue
satin with a black velvet hat trimmed
with blue.
After the reception. Mr.. Wilson and
his bride will leave Washington for
a wedding trip and upon their return
they will reside at the Dupont. The
bride will travel In 4 tailored suit OF
seal brown Goth with a small brown
hat trimmed with fur and she will wear
sables.
Lieut.. Frederick s. Strong. jr., u. S.
A., and Mrs. Strong entertained at a
dinner at their quarters at the Wash
Ington Barracks last night. preceding
the first regular hop OF the season
Their guests were the Commandant of
the Barracks and Mrs. Kuhn. Colonel
and Mrs. Burr. Miss Fay, Miss Vid-
mar. Lieutenant Dorst, and Captain
Costello.
Mrs. John l.. Reyburn and Miss Flea
nor Reyburn, who are now I'm Water
town, Mass. will stop in New York for
the football game. en- route to Wash
lngton.
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The Russian Ambassador and Nine
who are still in New York
for the horse show, are expected to
arrive here today or tomorrow.
The Minister of Peru and Nine. de
Pczet will return to Washington today
after q weeks absence, spent In Massa-