Evening star., 1915-12-08

violin, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Zolnay.
st. Martins Catholic Church was the
scene of very pretty wedding last
night. at o'clock. when Miss Beulah
Teresa Wannall became the bride of
Mr.. Thomas Leo Quigley.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Eugene Hannah in the presence
of a small company Of relatives and
friends.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
dark blue cloth. with a large white
picture hat trimmed with white plumes
and a corsage bouquet OF brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Leona Wannail. the brides sis
ter, was maid of honor and she wore a
blue suit and carried a bouquet Of pink
roses Mr.. J. +. Fitzhugh acted as
best man.
After the ceremony a:reception was
held at the home of the bridegroom, on
r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley left later for
their future home in Danville.
The first social meeting Of the Con-
gressional Club will be held Friday,
December 10, at pm. at the club
house. 2001 New Hampshire avenue.
The wives and daughters of new
members of Senate and House are
cordially invited.
Mr. Enos Mills of Colorado will ad-
dress the club on Our National Parks"
Washington society was brilliantly
represented in the several hundred
guests yesterday afternoon at the home
street, when her handsome young
daughter, Miss Beatrice Dulin, made
her debut among the longtime friends
Of her family as well as the charming
circle of young people--her own co.
temporaries-who are at the moment
the center of SO much interesting life.
The rooms and halls OF the draw
ing room suite were sprayed over
with southern smilax and the MIR
rors with Farlayense fern and made
rich setting for the scores and scores
Of bouquets sent the debutante. A
part Of this lovely display made a
solid setting Of roses arranged in a
screen, filling in the front window re-
cess. back of where Mrs. Dulin and her
daughter stood to receive.
Mrs. Dulin received her, guests in an
exquisite gown of white chiffon. bro
caded in silver. The square necked bodice
of chiffon and silver lace was finished
with folded girdle and the skirt was
draped at the sides and showed an
underdress Of founces OF silver lace IN
the front She wore several handsome
diamond ornaments.
tulle gown with panels Of silver. The over
dress of tulle. in which pattern OF sil-
yer also showed. fell in wired points;
The bodice was draped IN silver iace aha
the tulle guimpe, which flied In the
square corsage, was edged with opales-
cent spangles and silver. her arm
bouauet was lovely one OF orchlos
and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Joseph B. D'brell wife of Asso-
ciate Justice Dibrell OF the Texas su-
preme court, was richly gowned in
W hite chiffon, brocaded in gold with
touches of sable about the corsage, and
Mrs. Lauterbach OF New York in black
and silver brocade, with Miss Lillian
Sutton Of Austin. Tex: house guest,
who was a picture in white tulle. with
bouffant drapery edged with rides
cent heads. was also in the receiving
line. 49,
An orchestra played throughout the
reception, and the young guests danced
in the library. where rfch decoration
of pink chrysanthemums was IN place
Mr.. Albert Dulin, son of the hostess.
was also present. and was an able as
sistant in extending the hospitality OF
In the dining room Mrs; Edwin H
Tillman and Mrs. James H. G!ennon
presided at the tea table. which va
adorned with large PLAGUE Of pink
roses and pink shaded candelabra. Mrs
lGreRory, wife of the Attorney General,
assisted in receiving. and was modishiy
eowned in blue faille taffeta and cream
| lace. Others assisting were Mrs: Jonn
ietted lace: Mrs. Hampson Gary. wife
nf the assistant solicitor Of the State
Department, who wore handsome
gown of rose pink and silver brocaded
taffeta with pearl and rhinestone trim
ming; Mrs. Jules Guthridge, in black
/ lace embroidered in oriental design.
and Mrs. Harlee. wife of Capt. Harlee
Of the Marine Corps. who wore light
blue satin: Miss Jean Gregory, in a
blue faille taffeta gown; Miss Mercedes