Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09

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vote, returned to Washington this
morning. accompanied by Mrs. Lansing.
who spent several weeks there.
The Secretary of War and Mrs Baker
will be guests at dinner this evening
of Col. and Mrs. Charles w. Kutz, who
will have party to meet them at the
Army and Navy Club.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Gregory, who went to New York Mon
day. will return to Washington this
evening.
The official and military life of the
capital and also it's resident society
were brilliantly represented at St.
Thomas Church last evening at 8
o'clock. at the marriage of Miss Bea-
| trice Dulin. daughter of Mrs Charles
Grayson Dulin, and Lieut.. Herman Ed
ward Fischer. L. S. n.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith.
An elaborate decoration of white
chrysanthemums. palms and cybodium
ferns completely empowered the church.
Autumn leaves made a background for
the cybodium ferns and palms which
banked the chancel, and the choir stalls
at each side were screened with the
ferns. interpreted with large clusters
OF white chrysanthemums.
Great bouquets Of chrysanthemums 8,
shading from lavender to pink, were
tied with lavender gauze to the pew
heads in the center aisle, and tall
standards, hlled with chrysanthemums
in the same shades. marked the pews
/! reserved for the relatives.
The bridal party passed through this
fiower-lined aisle to the altar, which
was adorned with vases filled with
large white chrysanthemurns
The arrangement of the music was
especially interesting A program Sc
lected by the bride was played during
the seating of the guests. The Choir
listers came to the church door to meet
the bride and lead the procession, sing
ing the bridal chorus from "Lohen-
grin"
The beautiful young bride. escorted
and later given in marriage by her
brother. Mr.. Albert Brown Dulin, made
dress. which was of cloth Of silver.
The Wrecked bodice was of silver
lace mounted on tulle. A deep and
the lower part of the skirt, the top
having the effect of an overdress OF
cloth of silver. The long court train
was of exquisite silver brocade, caught
at the waist and falling in graceful
folds to the wide. square end.
Her voluminous tulle veil was bor-
dered with three narrow rufI1es of tulle
and arranged in fan fashion. with a
bouquet was shower made of white
orchids and lilies of the valley
The brides attendants included Mrs.
Olaf NJ. Kelly of Brooklyn. N. Y. and
Mrs. Carl NJ. Mitman of this city as
matrons of honor: Miss Margheritta
Tillman, daughter of Commander E. H.
Tillman, U. S. N, and Mrs Tillman.
as maid of honor. and Miss Marie Sims
and Miss Edith Oracle as bridesmaids.
Their gowns were very smart models
French blue tulle. The bodices of sill
yer lace showed touch Of violet tulls
at the girdles. and the tiny tulle sleeves
were finished with puffs of orchid
satin. The skirts were made very
bouffant They wore large picture hats
OF silver net trimmed with q single
silver rose at the front. and they car
ried silver directoire STATS to which
bouquets of orchids with delicate fern
showers were tied with hid-tinted
gauZe.
Lieut.. A. S. Merrill. U. S. N, acted as
best man, and the ushers were Lieut.. i.
w. McClaran, Lieut.. A. S. Wolfe, Lieut..
P. S. Thesis and Lieut.. F. l.. johnson.
all of the United States Navy. All of
the men in the wedding party were in
full-dress uniform.
A reception followed at the residence
OF Mrs. Dulin in X street. All Of the
rooms of the drawing-room suite were
deliberately adorned with southern smi-
lax. cybodium ferns and white chrys-
anthemums. The newly married couple
received in bower of palms. ferns and
white chrysanthemums, erected in the
drawing ROOM. Mrs. Dulin. mother of
cent gown of cloth of gold, the corsage
of filmy gold lace and the skirt formed
OF three deep hounces of the lace with
draperies at the sides of gold tissue
caught on the train which was Of cloth
Of gold. brocaded in rose design in
shades Of orchid and blue. She wore
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. I. =. Nattatr Of Jacksonville.