The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-03
INTERROGATION
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Bow Window In Fraser Home
Transformed Into Bower for
Ceremony.

The bow window in the drawing
room of the handsome residence of
Daniel fraser in p street has been
transformed into a veritable bower
for the wedding Of Mr.. Fraser's niece,
Miss Elizabeth Kirkwood Fulton and
Sidney Fletcher Taliaferro, at 1880
o'clock this evening.
Huge clusters of white roses and
white chrysanthemums are artisti-
cally arranged against a background
OF palms and maiden hair ferns.
on the mantels and in the corners of
the drawing room, while asparagus
vines and maiden hair ferns trail
over the. walls of the entire frst
r.SST Snd up the stairway In the
chrysanthemums form the decorations
ana pink roses In the dining room.
ABOUT fifty guests will witness the
ceremony which will be performed
Ipy the Rev. Robert Coe. Little Miss
Jaquelin Taliaferro Smith and Van
Taliaferro Smith, niece and nephew
OF the bridegroom, will lead the we'd
11lns party, bearing white ribbons to
BRIDE Win f ps jhftg3SyGM Miss %hi slsan sSs
Mhite. OF Stamford. Conn. cousin of
the bride, will close the aisle after
the wedding party has passed.
Pink Organdy Frocks.
The two little girls will wear
dainty pink organdy frocks made on
quaint, old fashioned lines with long
skirts OF many tiny ruffles and tight
nttinB short-waisted bodices of pink
satin. cut low and filled in with
Master Smith will wear black Velvet
SUIT with white silk shirt, made with
wide white collars and cuffs, to be
worn over the Jacket
ers; N. r. win be the matron OF honor
ana VIII wear, a gown of pink satin
procaded In silver over an underskirt
OF SILVER lace and pink tulle. with tiny
touches OF robins egg blue and orchid
coIored satin. She will carry pink roses.
The bride. on the arm OF Mr.. Fraser,
who will give her in marriage. will fol-
low. Her gown Is of ivory satin with a
foundation skirt OF silver lace and white
tulle. peeping out about the feet. The
while duchess and rose point lace form
the bodice. The tulle veil will be ar
ranged on the hair with a cap and
scarf effect of lovely carrickmacross
a bouquet OF white roses and white
heather, which the brides mother. Mrs.
Thomas Fulton, OF Glasgow, Scotland,
brought over from her home for the oc-
casion. Her only ornament will be the
gift of the bridegroom, a handsome bar
pin set with sapphires and pearls.
Reception to Follow.
Roland Croxton will be best man. A
large company will attend the reception
at s o'clock. Mrs. Fulton and the BRIDE
'groom's mother. Mrs. Van Taliaferro.
will assist the bridal party In receiving.
The former will wear a gown Of black
chantilly lace and satin, trimmed with
duchess and old point lace. and Mrs.
Taliaferro will be gowned In black vel
vet, Both will carry white roses and
lilies of the valley.
When the young couple will leave for
their wedding journey. the bride will
wear a tailored suit Of fawn colored
English cloth trimmed with brown fox
fur and a small brown velvet hat en-
broidered with beads. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 1851 Seventeenth
street.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Fraser Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. James Full
ton. and Mrs. John Arbuckle. Of
Yonkers. N. Y. and Mrs. Harry Parsell
and Miss Sarah Collins, Of New York,
and a number OF prominent Virginians.
Miss Fulton, whose home Is in Scot
land. has resided of and on for about
eleven years with her uncle. Mr.. Fraser.
Mrs. Fulton will make an extended visit
before returning to Glasgow.