The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-03

lenciennes lace. She carried American beauty roses.
 The bride who is a brunette of a very laristocratic type of beauty, was very lovely in white satin with Duchess and point lace trimmings. Her veil was of rare lace and her bouquet was of lilies Iof the valley and orchids.
 Lieutenant Low had as best man Dr. Jacob Stepp. lieutenant in the United States navy; the ushers were Captain William Hopkins, U. s. N., Captain Butler, Assistant Naval Constructor Williams and Captain Jolly, U. s. N., and Captain Smedley Butler, U. s. AI. c. All wore United States navy cos tunes and the effect was dashing and thrilling.
 Mrs. Parmelee, the brides mother, wore a handsome gown of black crepe de chine, the waist of which was beau tifully embroidered.
 One Of the prettier rooms was the one in which the brides table was set. With sweet peas and Easter lilies with asparagus ferns were draped and twin ed about the high mantels and on the table was a handsome centerpiece of white sweet peas over which was twist ed very artistic arrangement of soft white ribbon.
 In the hall dainty asparagus ferns were twined everywhere. caught here and there with punches of Easter lilies tied with bows of broad white satin rib- bon. The library was gay with deep pink carnations and greens. In the music room, where bank of palms hid the orchestra led by Frank Fiehtl, there were quantities of pink sweet peas and yellow f1eur de lis, while the dining room was very attractive with its Beauty rases were effectively arranged with many pale green shaded silver candelabra.
 Following the ceremony wedding dinner in charge of Maresi of New York was served. Later in the afternoon Lieutenant and Mrs. Low left for a short wedding trip, upon their return from which they will reside in Boston, where the groom is stationed. The brides going away gown was of gray cloth with which she wore white hat. 1 kAtilJllS lIlS EQCSlS vt 7tAC WON0AAso were: Mrs. Andrew Y. Parmelee, the grandmother of the bride; MT. and Mrs. George w. Parmelee, Judson Parmelee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Morris, MT. and Mrs. Henry D. Parmelee, Mrs. Robert Barrows, Mrs. Donald Barrows, all of ' New York; Mrs. Charles Land and Miss Land of Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs. Hugh Morrison Wharton of Pittsburg, Miss Mary Redfield of Madison, Conn; MT. l and Mrs. Talcott H. Russell and Mas lters Philip and Billy Russell, General 1 IWhittemore, Mrs. Whittemore, Miss Grace B. Low, Miss Whittemore, Miss Edith Ney of Hartford, Miss Marion Townsend Of Middletown, MT. and Mrs. Edward Loomis of New York, Miss Phipps, Madame Tealdi, MT. Thorn, Dr.. and Mrs. Hawkes., Dr. and Mrs. Ring, MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. Bennett, Miss Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Justus Hotch- kiss, Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, Mrs. Hayes L. Trowbridge, Mrs. Patterson, MT. and Mrs. James Hemingway, Mir. and Mrs. George D. Watrous, MT. and Mrs. Deming Duer, MT. and Mrs. Berry Peets, Miss Redfield, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Trowbridge. MT. and Mrs. Ben- ljanin R. English, MT. and Mrs. Fries son Bushnell, Winthrop Bushnell, MT. and Mrs. George H. Lord, John K. Punderford, MT and Mrs. Armond All- ing, MT. and Mrs. James Gardner Clarke, MT. and Mrs. Charles Kimber- Hey, Mrs. Salisbury, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Eaton, MT. and Mrs. Frank C. Porter, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hemingway, Mir. and Mrs. James Kingsley Blake, Thorn 1 ton Hunt, Lieutenant Hiteht of United States navy.