Evening star., 1901-11-06


sent swan-brooch with a large pearl sur
rounded with diamonds. Mrs. Albertine a
set of antique China cups: Mrs. A. c. Bar
neys. piece of rare porcelain, and Mr..
Peter Marie of New York a gold clock in
Greek temple design. All the presents
have been sent to a safe deposit company
until the generals new residence is ready
for occupancy.
Among those who accepted invitations to
attend the wedding, and most of whom
were present. were Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Alexander Of New York. Mrs. Anderson OF
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barber, Mr
and Mrs. William Barbour of New York
Mrs. I. ID. Beale of Phi adelphia Mr.. and
Mrs Bell. Mr.. c. c, Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows. Gen. and Mrs
Bates, Madame Bonaparte, Gen. NJ c. But
ler. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cassatt of Phila-
oelphla Gen. and Mrs. Castleman of Ken
lucky, Mrs. A. c. Clark of New York Mr.
and Mrs. H. 1. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Crocker of New York, Mrs. Cruger, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Cullom. Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran
OF Philadelphia, Mr.. Austin Corbin, the
PEI OF Massachusetts,, Senator and Mrs. FL
klns, Admiral and Mrs. Franklin, Gen and
Mrs. Gillespie. Col. and Mrs. Goodloe Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Gould of New York. Jus
tice and Mrs Gray, Representative and
Mrs Grosvenor, Secretary Gage, Mrs
Grant, Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Senator
anu Mrs. Harris. Ambassador Choate, Sem
ator and Mrs. Hawley Mr. and Mrs Hem
derson. Mr.. and Mrs Herrick of Chicago.
Mr- and Mrs. Huide.oper, Col. Webb Hayes
Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock Mrs Hans
brough, Mr.. kasson. Paymaster General
kenney, General J. Warren Keifer of Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Montague. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert w. Lesley of Pennsylvania, Mr..
Jefferson NJ. Levy Of New York, Mrs. John
A. Logan, Senator and Mrs. Lindsay. Gen
eral and Mrs Macarthur Mr. and Mrs
MacNeagh, Mrs. Daniel Manning of New
York. Mr.. John ]. McCook of New York.
Justice and Mrs. McKenna, Col. and Mrs.
Mills, General and Mrs. Manderson, Cen
eral and Mrs. Merritt Mr.. and Mrs c. s.
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Noyes Lord
Pauncefote, General Patterson of Albany
Mr.. j. w. Paul, jr., of Philadelphia, Count
Quadtt Admiral and Mrs. Ramsay, Mr..
and Mrs. Whitel4w Reid of New York, Sec.
retary and Mrs Root General and Mrs.
randolph, Admiral and Mrs. Schley Gen
eral and Mrs. Schofield, Mrs. and Misses
sheridan, General and Mrs. Sternberg. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Stone of Pennsylvania. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick B. Mcclure, Postmaster
General and Mrs. Smith the Japanese min
lister and Mrs. Takahira, Mr.. J. NJ TAYLOR
OF Philadelphia, Admiral and Mrs Terry.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Van Reypen,
Commander and Mrs. Won Rebeur-Pasch-
witt, General and Mrs. Wagner of PhiIa-
delphia, Col and Mrs. Ward, General and
Mrs Weston, Justice and Mrs. White Mr.
and Mrs. wilkins, General and Mrs Wood
ford of New York and Mr.. and Mrs. West
ipghouse.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Wilson
Parker and Mr.. Henry Kellogg Willard,
also at noon today, was a home event, sur
rounded by every happy circumstance and
detail that could possibly add to the i'm
portance and interest attending the union
of two families, both of which stand so
nigh in this community. The spacious res
ldence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Southard
Parker, lI3S Connecticut avenue, was a
garden or MOWERS, palms and foliage plants,
arranged In each of the lower rooms in
tasteful harmony with the permanent dec
orations. In the drawing room white chrys-
anthemums adorned mantels and tables,
ana with a background Of palms made a
bower in the wide bay window where the
couple stood to be married. When the bri-
dal party was about to enter the room two
young nieces of the bride daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Larner-Ruth Parker
Larner and Mary Parker Larner-dressed
in dainty white frockS, came forward
stretching broad white ribbons to the win
dow bower to form an aisle through which
the bride advanced to the waiting clergy
men-Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin, DID, of the
Church OF the Covenant, who officiated, as
sisted by Rev. r. r. Shipper, DID, of
Brockton, Mass, former pastor Of All Souls
Church, and an intimate friend of the
groom's family. The bride was escorted by
her father, her only attendant being her
sister, Miss Lucy Parker. The groom came
in with his mother Mrs. Henry A. Willard
The brides dress was of Venetian lace of
a deep ivory tint, and OF an exuuisitely
filmy design. The lower part of the skirt
was in rich panels that fell over soft,
thickly ruched ruffies of chiffon. The lace
was relieved with the chiffon on the bodice
and the tulle veil was caught by a diamond
sunburst, the gift of the groom. Her flow
ers, lilies of the valley, were arranged In a
shower bouquet. The gown of the maid of
honor was of blue crepe de chine with
cream lace trimmings. Her flowers were
La France roses.
Mrs. Parker wore an elegant dress of
gray brocade; Miss Parker blue and white
silk, and Mrs. John Il. Larner rose crepe
de chine. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker's five sons
Messrs. w. NJ, Edmund S. Ezra d., B. w
and Andrew, We're all present. Other rela-
tives Of the bride were Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
c. Wilson of Pittsburg, Sir. and Mrs c. w
Mayer of Mifflin. Pa, and Mrs Peyton
Boyle of Baltimore, who was a bridesmaid
al Mrs. Parkers wedding, and Miss Boyle
The gro1ms relatives present. besides his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs Henry A.
Willard. We're MIR. and Mrs. c. G Willard.
DR.. and Mrs. John C. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Willard. Mrs Richards Bradley of
Brattleboro, Vt; Mrs. William +. Vessel
hoeft of Boston, Miss May Bradley and
Mr.. S. Rowe Bradley, jr., of Nyach. N
Y, and Mr. j. Dorr Bradley of Chicago
Among the few personal friends, with those
named. who witnessed the marriage were
Mr.. II. W. Reed of this city, Lieut. Theo-
dore +. Bursdorf. L. S. N. and Mr. and
Mrs. George K. Howe and Miss Kalma
Howe of Cambridge, Mass. The reception
from | until 80 O'Clock was attended by
several hundred guests. many of whom had
first attended the Corbin- Patten wedding
or We're on their way to the reception
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard left for a honeymoon jaunt, the des-
tination of which they only revealed to a
few chosen confidants. They will reside on
Westminster street upon their return The
brides gofng-away costume was of dark
blue cloth and a white and black hat The
brides presents filled the large room in
which they had been exhibited for some
days to visiting friends. The collection
would seem to have left no desire unful-
filled for house and table essentials and or
naments, and all in the most elegant de-
signs and costly materials.
Tuesday night large crowd of young
persons assembled at the residence of Mrs
Talbert, 323 4th street southeast, and made
merry until a late hour. The occasion was
social given under the auspices of the
White Rose Pleasure Club of F. l.. F.
Late refreshments were served. Those
present were the Misses Blanche Dudley
Nina Schickler Mary Steele, Helen Dreis
Mary Dudley, Ida Steele, Alice Castell Ida
Sonnemann Helen Renshaw Annie Steele
Estelle Sonnemann, Pearl L. Perry, Hat
tie Stow, Edythe Taylor, Mamie Cleveland,
Adelaide Mackenzie, Lee Fisher. Sue
Staume, Ida Ford, Lizzie Venable, r.
Trimmer, Julia Bifeld, Elsie Miller, Nellie