Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-26
MISS ELISABETH PARKER AND
MR.. LYMAN MARRIED.
Fashionable Gathering at Epiphany
Witnesses Ceremony-Other Recent
Happenings-Personals.

Mck1m, the rector, was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast at the Parker residence,
where the bridal party was Joined by the
large party of relatives of both the bride
and groom from this and other cities and
the personal friends of the bride and her
parents. The couple will live in Boston
The bride was complimented by the large
throng of sightseers on the sidewalks, who
could only hope to catch a glimpse of her
as she stepped from her carriage to the
step under the awning. The outside throng
however, was kept within bounds by the
smiling policemen duty and was we'll
rewarded by other glimpses of the brides
party and the stunning clothes worn by the
guests. which represented most of the great
changes ordained by fashion for the COM
Ing winter.
A few minutes before 10 o'clock the ar
rival or the White House carriage created
a pleasant excitement. Its only occupant
was Miss Roosevelt, who was very smart
~ gowned in light tan cloth. she wore
large black hat that had bows and loops
OF blue velvet at the back
All the army and navy men attending
the wedding wore full dress uniforms, as
did the brides father
The uSherS who seated the guests and
afterward preceded the bride and her at
tendants to the chancel were Lieut.. Cort-
landt Parker, L. S. A.. and Mr.. James r.
Parker, brothers of the bride; Mr.. Edgar
Van Wrinkle of New York Mr. George
Franklin Walter and Mr.. Ora ham Bowdoin
of Baltimore. and Mr.. F. w. Hunnewell,
second, Mr.. J. Lowell Blake and Mr.. NAL
colin Long of Boston.
The decorations of the church were yery
tasteful. Autumn foliage, trailing vines,
palms and ferns and quantity of white
chrysanthemumS entered into it. The rood
screen had it's opening framed in autumn
leaves and asparagus, with punches of
snowy chrysanthemums. Vines were trail
ed all over the rest Of the screen. Palms
and foliage plants were grouped at each
nd In, ha We
clusters Of white chrysanthemums. The
fifteen pews for the honor guests were
marked off by tall shower bouquets of
white chrySanthemums.
The bridal party made beautiful pic
ture moving up the aisle to the chancel.
In advance were the ushers and then the
bridesmaids, Miss Mabel Lyman, sister of
the bridegroom; Miss Elfreda Roosevelt
and Miss Mary Vaughn. all of Boston; Miss
Christine Roosevelt of New York, MISS
Alice Gordon Parker and Miss Helen Bell.
and Miss Eleanor Parker maid of honor.
These charming young women were dress
ed a little out Of the ordinary. as their
white cloth gowns had embellishments of
forget-me-not blue, and they carried bou-
DUETS of white rosebudS. Their hats were
in blue and white The bride wore the con-
ventional white satin and duchess point. an
all-enveloping veil and carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. She was
escorted by her father, and after meeting
the bridegroom and his best man, Mr.. Her,
bert Lyman, at the rood screen paused
there for the betrothal service. That over,
the bridal party passed to the foot OF the
altar. where the bishop completed the sa-
cred rite.
The parents of the bridegroom, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur T. Lyman of Boston, were
here for the wedding, as was his sister,
Mrs Richard c. Cabot also OF Boston:
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Parker, uncle ana
aunt of the bride, and Mrs. J. Emlen Roose-
welt of New York were also present ABOUT
125 guests were entertained at the wedding
breakfast at the home of Coionei ana MIS-.
Do VIZ street. Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man will take an extensive trip and then
go to Boston to live.
Mrs John P Jackson and Miss jackson,
after an absence of two years IN europe
have returned to their home, 1904 Connec-
ticut avenue.
Miss Margaret Meredith, 1919 Princeton
street has returned to the city from
visit of several months In chicago.
Mrs. E. Claiming Roper has returned to
her apartment in the Plaza after a most
enjoyable visit of two weeks IN richmond
Va
Mr. and Mrs R. F. ODonoghue. whose
marriage occurred in this city on OCTOBER
IL are the guests of Colonel D. &C
O'Donoghue in Portland, Me.
DR. and Mrs. Anterior Seidel have re-
turned from Europe. and at present are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell How
ard, 1915 18th street northwest
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Mary Julian Hutchinson. daughter of Mr..
Westwood Hutchinson of Manassas. va,
to Mr.. Walter S. Harrison of Nonnova,
Tenn. The ceremony will take place at
Manassas Tuesday, November 10.
Another wedding today in which a large
circle of friends and acquaintaces are Keen
" interested was that of Miss Elizabeth
McCalmont and DR.. James A. Freed, the
ceremony taking place at the nome OF the
brides father on msn nfste% and the rela
tiyes present were joined later by few
personal friends for the breakfast before
the couple left for their wedding trip.
DR.. Neil Duncan Graham of this city and
Miss Elizabeth Farrow of Baltimore were
married Monday evening at ascension
Rev. Robert S. COPELAND. The bride was
attended as flower girls by Misses Emily
Franklin Upshur and Alice StollenWerck,
and the groom was attended as best man
by Mr. j. j. Betton of Baltimore. The ush-
ers were DIR. E. A. Balloch and DR.. w. A.
Jack of Washington, Messrs. Charles A.
Steele of Philadelphia, Raymond D Steele:
Hampton Steele and Frank N. Sands OF
Baltimore The bride wore white with tulle
VEIL caught with orange blossoms, and care
ried bride roses She is daughter 9 xsr OF Mr.;
street The groom is a graduate of the
Johns Hopkins University and a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Furguson Graham OF wash
ington A reception to the bridal party FOL
lowed the ceremony at the residence of the
brides parents. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Graham left for their wedd1ngJourney They
will reside at 902 Massachusetts, avenue,
this city.
Yesterday at Lenox Bishop and Mrs. Sat-
terlee and the British ambassador and Lady
Durand were guests at a luncheon given by
Mr. and Mrs George w. Folsom.
Mr. and Mrs Westinghouse gave a hunt
breakfast yesterday at Erskine Park their
Lenox place. after the end of the run OF
the berkshire Hunt Club. 1t was one OF
the most elaborate Inequalities they have
given this season.
WERE MARRIED TODAY.
Lieutenant Harvey Madison and Miss
Lowell.