The Washington times., 1916-06-14
Daughter Of Naval Constructor
and Mrs. D. W. Taylor viii
Become Bride.
ROBERT C. HlLLIARD GROOM
After Reception, Young Couple
viii Leave on an Extended
Wedding Trip.

Pink rambler roses and lilies In great
abundance will decorate the first moor
OF the residence Of Naval Constructor
and Mrs. David w. Taylor In Nineteenth
street this evening. when their daughter
Miss Dorothy Taylor. will become the
bride of Robert Courtney billiard. OF
Minneapolis.
The Rev. Father Buckley will perform
the ceremony at s o'clock In the pres
ence Of the relatives and intimate
friends of the young couple.
Miss May Taylor. the school girl sis
ter of the bride. will precede her to the
bow window in the drawing room. where
the young couple will stand In a bower
of roses, palms, and lilies. A strip of
green linen crash will marx an aisle
from the stairway into the drawing
room. and will be roped or with white
satin ribbon caught at intervals with
bouquets Of flowers.
The bride will walk with her father.
VINO VIII give her away. She Will wear
a modish gown of white satin made
broidered in pearls. The bodice is trim
med with a large cape of point applique
lace. Her tulle veil will be caught to
the hair with a coronet of orange bios
OF Bride roses, lilies OF the valley, and
orchids.
Arthur Donnelly, Of Princeton, N. j..
VIII act as best man.
Reception This Evening.
A reception will follow at $50 o'clock,
when Mrs. Taylor will receive the
quests, wearing gown Of orchid color
ed satin made with bodice of silver
lace, trimmed with silver lace scarf
drsped over one shoulder forming part
of a sleeve. She will wear a corsage
bouquet of pink roses.
Later in the evening, when Mr..
Hilliard and his bride leave for an ex-
tended wedding trip, the latter will wear
tailored suit of blue gabardne. and a
large blue straw hat trimmed with blue
They will make their home in Mime
apolis.
Some of the out-of-town guests at the
wedding will be Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonzo
Hilliard. parent of the bridegroom; his
sister. Miss Marian billiard. all Of Min
neapolis; Henry Taylor. Of Richmond
uncle Of the bride and his daughter.
Miss Virginia Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Frances Effinger was the hostess
at dinner last evening, followed by
dancing at Dover House when she en-
tertained in compliment to Miss Dorothy
Taylor and Mr.. Robert Hilliard.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William II. Holcombe.
Miss Ellie Lejeune. Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Dorothy wyeth. Miss Mary
Irwin, Miss Dorothy Adams. Miss Mar
toinnette Ray. and Miss Katherine
Lieut.. James B. cress. Lieut.. X. H.
Price, Lieut.. F. w: Herman, Lieut..
Larkin. Arthur Donnelley, Daingerfield
Addison, Douglas Hillyer, Joseph David
son, Greer Manchal, Henry Dickson,
and Frederick Gibbs
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Miss Wilson at Dance.
A party of eight. consisting of Miss
Margaret Wilson. Miss Cecil B. Nor
tot. Miss Anna Norton. Miss Frances s.
Farley. Fdererick Stephens. Congress-
man Thomas u. Sisson OF Mississippi:
Neil Beall. and Harry Wilson. atten led
tn, reception and dance OF the Washing
ton College of Music at Rauscher's last
evening The invitations t. Miss Will
son. Miss Norton and their friends were
extended through Mrs. Amy Law Olms.
by.
Later in the evening the party had
supper on the Raleigh roof garden.
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Passsed Assistant Surg. Cary T GRAY
son. U. s. N, and Mrs Gr,yson, who
have been at White sulphur Springs
70: several weeks. left there yesterday
for fishing trip to Elk river. They
will return to the Greenbrier tomorrow.
Henry Treat Chittenden has zone to
New York, where he is stopping at the
Ritz-Carlton for several lays.
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Mrs. William II. Draper and Miss
Margaret Draper reached Newport yes
terday and will remain there until fall.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Nichols ma, gone -
Pittsfleid, Mass, where she will be at
the Elmwood for an indefinite period,
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Mrs. G. L. P. Stone. who has been in
Portsmouth. Va. for some time has
left there for Boston, where she Joined
Commander Stone. u. s. ~, n .om-
mand OF the Georgia.
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Many Latins at Tome.
Roberto Suay. the son of Jose r.
Suay, of San Salvador, and the ward
of DR.. Rafael Zaldivar, minister from
Salvador. has just been entered as a
student in the Tome School, Port De-
post. Md. Mr.. Suay will spend the
summer In Port Deposit, where he Is
studying English and otherwise pre-
pairing for his work next winter At
present there Is quite a Pan-Ameri-
can colony at Tome. including Abdiel
Jose Arias, Jose Rogelio Arias and
Juan Francisco Arias,, all Of whom
CITY, Panama; Luis Aria, the son OF
Jose c. Aria, of Santo Domingo, and
John NJ. Keith, jr,, and Henry Keith
the sons OF John NJ. Keith, OF Costa
Rica.
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DR.. George N. Doulieff, first secre-
tary of the Bulgarian legation, en-
tertained Informally at luncheon yes
terday at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Huston Thompson will leave
Washington today for a weeks visit
at Philadelphia. Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Thompson will leave
Washington the last OF the month for
Denver, Col, where Mrs. Thompson
Will pass the summer.