Evening star., 1922-04-23
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blossoms across the forehead, and she
carried bride roses. with q shower Of
lilies Of tho valley. The only trim j.
ming on the gown was 4 rope OF
pearls. which marked long waist
line and fell at one side to the hem.
ter's maid of honor and wore gown
Of swan blue chiffon fashioned after
that Of the bride. except for the
pointed draperles hanging below the
ankle-length skirt Her hat was OF
Neapolitan straw in blue and trim.
blue. and she carried yellow roses
with sprays OF blue larkspur. Miss
Anna Southard I.arner. sister Of the
bride and a student at vaxsar. and
Miss Frances Oliphant Of Montclatr,
n. J.. sister Of the bridesroom.. were
gowns to that Of the maid of honor
in yellow chiffon. with leghorn hats
trimmed in blue ribbon and hy-
drangeas, and carried blue larkspur
and blue sweetpeas.
Mr. Robert A. Chambers of New
were Mr.. r. II. oliphant Of Montclair,
brother Of the bridegroom: Mr.. Day
ton Oliphant and Mr.. Robert Thomp-
son oliphant of Trenton: cousins OF
the bridegroom: Mr.. William A.
Coulter q Greensburg Pa; Mr. John n
Gregory and Mr.. John Deibert.
Mrs. Larner. mother of the bride.
and Mrs. Robert N. Oliphant. mother
Of the bridegroom. received with the
wearing black lace. with . black hat
trimmed with black plume.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Oliphant and
the Misses oliphant, parents and sis
ters Of the bridegroom: the Misses
q n II n
the bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tuttle OF Brooklyn, uncle and aunt OF
the bridegroom. and Mr.. and Mrs. r..
G. North. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hayes.
and Mrs. c. w. Mayer. all Of Penn
sylvanfa, uncles and aunts of the
bride.
Oficia1. Army, Navy and resident
society were brilliantly represented
at the marriage of Miss Margheritta
!; Tillman. daughter Of Commander and
Mrs Edwin II. Tillman. and DR.. Will
liam Calhoun Stirling, jr., of Winston
Salem. N. c., which took place last
evening at O'clock at ST. Thomas
Church.
The gray stone walls of the church
were festooned with southern smilax
and sprays Of fruit blossoms. and the
chafcel was banked with palms and
Cebotium ferns. while varfcolored
spring flowers filled the altar vases
and tall standards which marked the
pews reserved for the relatives. The
vested choir. singing 20 Perfect Love-
met the bridal party at the door and
proceeded them to the altar singing
the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin."
Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, rector of
the church. performed the ceremony.
and the bride was escorted and later
given in marriage by her father. She
wore an unusually beautiful wedding
gown Of white Japanese silk covered
with exquisite embroidery. The skirt.
made very boufant. was mounted
over hoop with an underdress of
rose-point lace showing beneath and
reaching to the ankles. The tiny
pointed bodice. with the top and cap
Of the lace about the shoulders. Her
tulle veil was becomingly arranged
with q cofonet of orange blossoms,
ana she carried sheath of Easter
lilies.
Mrs. Lawrence Frazer Of Pelham
Manor. N. r, sister of the bride, waa
tho matron Of honor. and her gown
was . charming model OF orchid Eeor-
gette made on long. slender lines,
with an overdress cut in deep points
at either side, and a garland Of or
chill tinted flowers marking the
gette OF the same shade as her gown,
which was arranged with a bandeau
of silver ribbon. the ends tied in a
bow at the back of the couture, and
the veil falling to the hem of the gown.
She carried an arm bouquet Of snap
dragons and sweetpeas in yellow and
mauve shades.
The other attendants. Miss Elena
CaldAron, Miss Anne kondrup, Ass.
Charles F. Cramer, ell of this city,
and Mrs. A. Appleton Lane. jr.. made
picturesque group in their gowns
nf vzylth ct1 1vAy Nth ~
bon girdles. made on the same model
as the gown worn by the matron Of
honor, and their long wells were Of
yellow gsorgette. with silver ban
deaux. They carried large clusters
wore the brides gifts to them-plati-
mum and gold bar pins. The little
flower girl, Frida Frazer, niece Of
the bride. wore a white georSette
and lace frock, with white geor-
sette veil. ana carried q basket filled
with snapdragons and sweetpeas.
She wore the brides gift. tiny cir
MI. Lawrence Frazer, brother-in-
law Of the bride. was the best man.
and the ushers were Lieut.. n. T.
Hickey and Mr.. Henry stillwell Of
New York and Mr.. George Flemer Of
this city.
A reception for the relatives and
intimate friends followed at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, at 1870
G street. where an effective decora-
| ton OF roses, snapdragons and fruit
blossoms was In place in the various
Mrs Tillman, mother Of the bride
assisted in receiving. wearing her
, wedding gown of cream-tinted corded
silk, festooned with old point Lace
which belonged to. her great-grand
mother. An orchestra played ana the
buffet table was adorned with a center.
piece of spring flowers.
DR.. Stirling and his bride left later
for their wedding trip. the latter wear.
| ing smart travelling costume OF rose
color tweed with cape of the same
material and 4 tailored hat Of rose
color straw, trimmed with stifI
| feathers. They will make their future
home in Winston-Salem.
The out-of-to guests present al
| the wedding included Mr.. and Mrs
| William Moore Stillwell. M. Henry
Stillwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mccoy
Mr.. Vandewater. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Belts, Mrs st. John Butler and Mr.
and Mrs. Van Wagoner<all of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Appleton Lane
| jr,, Of East Orange; Capt. and Mrs
! George Rock and Mr.. Bertrand Rock
Of Norfolk and Miss Elsa Kastner OF
Newark, N. J.
A wedding In New York yesterday
afternoon, Of much Interest in Wash.
ineton was that OF Miss Carol Enkrts
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