The Washington herald., 1914-10-30
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Seldom has st. Thomas Church seen q
more beautifully appointed wedding with
fairer bride than last evening. when Miss
Frida Tillmann. daughter Of Commander
+. H. TiIlmann, U. s. N. and. MF. Law
renee Frazer, Of Nashville. Tenn. were
married in the presence Of a large and
fashionable company. The floral decora-
tlon, which extended throughout the
body Of the church. was Of white chrys-
anthemums. with background Of ferns
and delicate palms. Tall standards OF
flowers marked the pews at short inter-
! walls from chancel to the church door.
The fun choir was in attendance. COM
ing from the chancel to meet the bridal
Breathed DER Eden
| As the bride reached the entrance Of
| the church this changed TO 20 Faithful
and True" to which the party walked
To the chancel, led by the ushers. This
advance guard Of a very charming group
OF maids consisted Of Mr.. Morton Howell,
OF Nashville; Mr.. James Hillmann, Of
Pittsburgh; Mr.. George Washington, OF
New York, and Mr.. Louis Tillmann, the
cousin Of the bride.
The latter was escorted by her father
and preceded by ive attendants. with her
schoolgirl sister. Margaretta Tillmann, in
the place Of honor. The additional maids
were Miss Helen Wadsworth, Of Detroit;
Miss Dorothy West, OF New York: Miss
Mary Thorn Warner of Nashville, and
Miss Katharine Thiess. Of this city The
maid Of honor, who walked directly in
advance Of the bride and their father,
wore a charming gown OF white net en-
broidered in delicate floral design. The
bridesmaids were gowned alike in onyx
green chiffon mounted on skirts OF
shadow lace and overhung in fascinating
fashion with silver gauze. They carried
huge bouquets of dull pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The brides gown was a beautiful cTea-
tion in embroidered Canton crepe, COM
bined with duchess lace and worn with
tulle veil and orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was of lilies Of the valley and
white orchids She wore a diamond
pendant. the gift Of the groom. Rev. c.
Ernest Smith, the rector Of the church,
oficiated.
Mr. Joseph Frazer. Of Nashville, at
tended his brother as best man.
reception at the home Of the brides
parents in Q street followed the cere-
mony. Here Commander and Mrs Till
mann stood with the bride and bridegroom
before wall of white and green ferns
and chrysanthemums. with the attractive
bridal party assisting in welcoming the
company.
The decorations OF the supper room were
in pink and green. corresponding with
the colors Of the bridesmaids costumes
Mrs. Tillmann looked charmingly well.
wearing her own wedding gown. mellow
ed 10 a deep cream tint, and embellished
about the corsage with gold run lace, in
place Of the original point, which
adorned the cOrsage Of last evenings
bride. The souvenirs the bride presented
to her attendants were circlet brooches
set with small diamonds. while in place
OF the once universal scarf pin the bride !
groom gave his ushers gold sleeve links |
The library Of the Tillmann home one
OF the largest rooms in the house, was |
literally filled with the presents from
every part Of the world in which this !
youthful but much Travelled bride has |
lived. In addition to splendid pieces Of !
plate and fun assortment Of fat silver. !
these gifts included personal ornaments !
and scores of charming and useful pieces
10 embellish the new home in Nashville
which is in readiness for her arrival In
addition to the many friends OF the
BRIDES family from resident and naval
circles the company included Mr.. and \
Mrs. d. $. Williams, the latter the moth
er Of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs
George Frazer. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Frazer. all OF Nashville. Tenn: Mr. and
Mrs. William NJ. StillweH, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Mccoy. Mrs. St. John Ballard. all
u New York City: DR.. and Mrs. d. NJ
Hall. OF Glenns Falls. N Y: Mrs. saur-
nan. OF Philadelphia; Mrs. wadsworth,
If Kalamazoo, Mich
The Adjutant General Of the Army and
Mrs. Henry P. Mccain entertained a
arge dinner company at the Shoreham
asst evening in compliment to the former
'hief Of Stan. Gen. J. Franklin Bell, U.
J. A. and Mrs. Bell. The latter are the
Iuests during their Washington visit Of
Irs. Bells brother-in-law and sister,
zen. and Mrs E. A. Darlington.
Miss Louise HELEN and Mr. Thomas
bowers. whose marriage is to take place
OmOrrow at noon at St Johns Church.
Eere the guests of honor last evening
[ dinner given by Miss Helen Walcott.
he company also included Mr.. and Mrs.
robert Taft, whose marriage took place
october II. The latter couple returned
rom Asheville, y. C, and the mountains
( Virginia Yesterday, to serve as best ;
Miss HELEN and Mr Bowers. the
utter the only brother of Mrs. Robert
aft.
Mrs. James Duncan GatewoOd was
ostsss at an afternoon reception yester- ,
ay. complimentary to DR.. Henry E. 4;
enkins, L. $. n. and Mrs. Jenkins, the =
liter formerly Miss Harriet Whiting !
atewood. a bride OF last month. Mrs.
arl North and Miss Hildreth Gatewood.
ther daughters of the hostess, assisted h
receiving. The company was further h
ntertained by a bevy OF young people 8
.rgely from the army and navy circle. in !,
hich the guest of honor and her sisters
ave enjoyed an undisputed beIleship.
his group included Mrs. Luther Sheldon. a
iss Effinger, Miss Josephine Page, Miss h
nth Wilson. and Miss Dorothy Mason.
i of Warrington, and Miss Eleanor
erff, OF San Antonio. Tex.
DIR. and Mrs. Jenkins, who only reached il
from their honeymoon a
avels on Tuesday evening. will be the Il
tests Of DR.. and Mrs. Gatewood for 4,
Ie remainder OF the week. when they
, to their new home at Port Royal,
here the former is stationed. e
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Maidens enter g
ined a company Of friends last night
their residence, 1T36 F street north 2,
est, in honor OF their house guest, Mr.. r
Terett ]. Gould, OF Caldwell, N J. At a
e entrance of the guests a big scare
ow made himself known and upged
ch Victim to penetrate further into the P
ysteries Of the interior, which present hi
Doings Of tht