The Washington times., 1914-10-30
The News of Society
BY lean ELIOI
WEDDING of interest was SOL
emnized last evening, when Miss
Frida Tillman, daughter OF
BY JEAN ELIOT.

WEDDING of interest was SOL
E emnized last evening, when Miss
Frida Tillman. daughter of
Condr. and Mrs. +. H Tillman.
N, became the bride Of Lawrence
Erazer, of Nashville, Tenn. The
ev DR.. c. Ernest Smith performed the
rcmony at s o'clock in st. Thomas
rch, in the presence Of a large gath
irE.
4 decorations in the church were of
h e and green, ferns. palms, white
santhemums and clusters of An
N alton lilies being used. A feature
ne wedding was the service, sung
q choir OF boys, who met the we'd
n party at the door and preceded
en- TO the altar.
5rIe bride. who was given in marriage
her father who was in full dress
- 'hif orm, wore a handsome gown of
eavily embroidered white crepe, made
| itn a court train. and trimmed with
&C. which had adorned her mothers
|edding gown. Her veil was of tulle,
Irirled about her hair and caught with
tange blossoms, and she carried a
hover OF orchids and lilies of the VAL
y.
Mss Marguerite Tillman, the brides
ster and maid of honor. wore white
bilfon painted in silver and roses and
lin med with silver lace and tulle.
her hair she wore q silver wreath and
e carried pink chrysanthemums. The
|u- bridesmaids, in frocks OF apple
feen taffeta, over lace petucoats ana
Fimmed with silver, were Miss Kath-
fire Thesis, Miss Mary Thorn Warner,
Nashville: Miss Dorothy West, and
(iss Wadsworth, OF New York They
20, carried pink chrysanthemums: ~.
Nj. Frazer's best man was MS
kother, Joseph Frazer, Of Nashville,
hd the ushers were Louis Tillman,
[orton Howell, of Nashville; James
tiIman, of Pittsburgh; George wash
hgton, of New York, Johan Kondrup
nd George Frazer, Of Nashville.
|After the ceremony there was a re-
hp,on at the brides home in Q street;
Fhi~h was decorated in white and
reen, Later in the evening Mr.. and
Irs Frazer left for a wedding trip:
he bride travelling in a smart frock OF
luo SERGE with a hat to match They
til make their home in Nashville,
here Mr.. Frazer has recently built
ouse.
Among the oul-ot-loWn sueots
Ir and Mrs. Shelby Williams. of Nash
lie Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. George
razer. Mr.. and Mrs. James Frazer, Mr.:
no Mrs. William Moore Stillwell, or
'ev York; DR.. and Mrs. D. M. Hall, OF
len Fails: Mrs. St John Butler, OF
ew York: Miss Saurman, Of Philadel-
h'a. Miss Louise Tillman. Of Nash
Ne Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. McChord' OF
ew York.
NJ. and Mrs. Basil Harris. Of Phila-
eIrhia. who have been spending the
uturn at White Sulphur Springs, have
rived at the Shoreham.
Robinson Cox. of New York, formerly
I this city. is visiting his sister Mrs.
. w. Glazebrook.
Mrs. Fulton Lewis received a few ,
lends Informally yesterday afternoon
/ her home in Georgetown.
Robin Radtord is visiting his father,
Kearney Radford, at their home in
hi-ty-first street. Mr.. Radford has
zen living in Buffalo.
Mrs. Harold Goodwin returned yester-
ay from q visit TO Richmond.
r
Mrs. Alfred E. Bates is paying visit
HcI plcdiN Il - "N~ -
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,l~ and Mrs. Robert Taft arrived this |
Io~ninp at the home of Mrs. Taft's |
10. ner, Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers, for the !
. ding of Miss Louise HELEN and |
: mas Bowers on saturday.
MIS-. Bowers moved into her home in
Z Inecticut avenue last week.
-
" ne Twentieth Century Club will hold
> first meeting of the season Novem-
e. s at II o'clock at All Souls Uni
l. an Church. An address will be
Il de by Secretary Of Commerce Red
~
R'iss Nellie Claire Howard. daughter
I Mr. and Mrs Samuel T. Howard.
q Washington yesterday to join
ands in Philadelphia. They will mo-
D. to New York. spend some ten days
re. and then come to Washington.
ding the trip by motor.
{ guntess Dumas. Of Paris. will make
extended stay in the city. and has
en- apartments at the Powhatan.
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r s. L. Green entertained at a
heon yesterday at the Shoreham In
pliment to a number of physicians