The Washington times., 1906-11-01
MISS PARKS BRIDE,
OFF FOR CANADA
Green and White Color
Scheme Carried Out at
Church and House.
Mr.. PRlTCHETT VlRGlNlAN
Young Couple to Make Their Future
Home in Danvins,
Va.

The wedding Of Miss Lillian Baird
Parks. daughter of Commander and
Mrs. w, NJ. Parks. L. s. N. 10 Richard
II. Pritchett. Of Danville, Va, took place
last evening at o'clock. in St Mar
garet's Episcopal Church. the Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith officiating. The chan
eel was tastefully decorated in a color
scheme OF green and white. great
punches of white Chrysanthcmums in
termingled with a prOfusiOn of palms
and ferns. against a background of
white, Overhung with asparagus vines.
The same color scheme was observed at
the house where small reception was
held after the ceremony. only the bridal
party, the relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom. and the out-Of-town guests
being entertained. The ushers were:
Harry G. Berkeley and John II. School
field, of Dsnvilie; George Reid, OF Nor
folk Ernest G.. Porter. of Newark. y.
j.. and Roscoe Dorsey and Frank Law,
OF Washington.
The bridegroom had for his best man
his brother, James l. Prltchett, jr., OF
DanVille. The bride was attended by
her sister Miss Victoria Parks, maid
OF honor. and Miss Mildred Miller, now
er girl She entered the church with
her father who gave her in marriage.
Her gown was OF rich heavy ivory sat
in, trimmed with rose point lace and
pearl ornaments, and she wore a veil
Of tulle held with a wreath OF orange
blossoms. Her only jewel was a dia-
mOnd sunburst, the gift of the bride
groom, and she carried a shower bon
quet OF Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. The maid OF honor wore a gown
OF pale blue satin, trimmed with silver
passemeEterie, the yoke of net being
studded with silver. Her bouquet was
Of white chrysauthemums, tied with
long white ribbons. The little flower
girl was dainty IA white Ia -e made over
fluffy skirts Of white organdie. She car
ried a basket of Bridesmaid roses. \. c.
Eidredge orgenist or the church. play
ed the wedding march. The brides
mother. who received the guests at the
house, wore white lace robe over
chiffon and tafteta. Among the house
guests We're Mrs. Holt Wilson Page. or
Norfolk. la "a gown Of black thread lace
over white. with gold trimmings and a
in white tucked pTincesse crepe de
cnlue, hand made. over satin, amt
trimmed with real lace. Miss Gertrude
Long, OF Reading, Pa, I'm white net over
taftcta and chiffon made princesse, and
Mrs. James J. FritChett, mother OF the
bridegroom, lu lavender satin trimmed
with white lace. Other out-of-towu
guests were the father and mother Of
the bride groom. Mr.. and Mrs. : NJ.
PriJChcit. of New York brother and
slsteT-iu-laW or the bridegroom. Allan
Dale. ot New York; Mrs. ". T. Eilbv.
or portsmouth, Va, Miss Louise JurGa o..
pf Norfolk; Miss Gertrude Long OF
Reading Pa. Miss Mary II. Turk, Of
Staunt5n. Va: Miss l.. NJ Jones. of
suffolk, Va; Miss Eugenia Pinner, og
Baltimore, Miss Annabelle Garner. OF
New jersey. and Miss Mamie CorcOran.
OF Baltimore.
Mr. ana Mrs Prltchett left on a late
train Cor their wedding journey 10 Can
ada. The bride wore a going-away gown
of plain talluT-nlude brown brOadClOth,
with brown has trimmed with brown
feathers. Their future home VIII be
in Danyiiio, Va.
Miss Sarah Stewart, Of this city,
daughter of Mrs. Katherine Stewart
was married last evening. TO Charles
). Reich, also of Washington. The
ceremony was held in Trinity EpiscJ opal
Church, the Rev. Richard Pardee VIII
liams, rector, officiating. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. GeOrge
Jacobs. matTOn OF honor. ard the bride
groom had for his best man, Mr. Sheetz
/ The ushers We're Hugh Smith, George
Jacobs, Mr. Ballenger. ana MI Hitch
cock. The chancel was decorated with
white chTysauthemums and palms. The
1 bride entered the church with her broth
er, William Stewart, who gave her In
marriage. A reception followed in the
home OF the brlde.s mother, from -
10 10 o'clock.
The bridal gown was of white chiffon
cloth, made priuCesse, and trimmed ith
duchesse lace. She wore a veil OF tulle
and carried a shower Of Bride roses
and lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Jacobs
wore white crepe de chine trimmed with
pink, and carried pink roses. Mrs. Stew
art. who received the guests Ia heI
own home, wore gray SILK, and Mrs
Phoebe Reich, OF Frederick, Nd, mother
of the bridegroom, who assisted IN re
ceiving. wore rich black silk.
The bride ana bridegroom left on al
evening train for their tfeddlng tour
the bride wearing d brown tailor ma dt
cloth suit with hat, shoes, and gloves
70 m ttch. They VIII be at home a1tei
/ November j., at Ga Seventh street north
east.
Miss Alice blanche Radcliff. daughter
| Of DR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Radciiff, anc
/ Robert NJ. Ritchey. OF LeaVenWorth
kan were quietly married at noon yes
/ terdav, ga Baltimore, by the Rev w
| l. McKenney. The couple were ATTENDED
/ by Miss Blanche Howser, cousin oi
/ the bride. and DT. Alice Radcliff, the
The bridegroom is general freIgh
/ agent of the Leavenworth. Kansas an(
/ Western railroad.
| After an extended wedding tour -NoTll
Mr.. and Mrs. Kadclin VIII reside II
/ LeavenwoTth.
Sir Mortimer Durand, British amhas
sadCr. tomorrow viii transfer the Britlsf
/ en- ba ssv from LenOX to Washington
and ON Monday. with Lady Durand ant
/ Miss Josephine Durand, viii return u
/ the Capital.
/ Baron Haymerle. secretary of the Aus
/ trian embassy, viii go TO Mexico u
The near future. TO serve as charge aT
/ faIres for Austria In the absence o
| Rarou Kari Won Giskra, who has beer
| aDpointed minister. but who IS unaol
/ TO assume his duties there before IN
/ sDring Baron Won Giskrar fofmcfl!
| vas first secretary of the Austrian EN-
hassv here. and both he and his Amerl
! can wife, formerly Miss Helen Alng
| of Baltimore. We're populor socially
Miss Anna NJ Laise-Phillips, of tn
| 7 .afse- -Phillihs school, 1921 Connection
| avanue was the hostess last evening a
/ a theater party and supper given as
: surprise to five of the young women o
| her institution The party attended tn
| performance of THE Galloper' at tn
/ columbia and later adjourned TO tn
| Willard. The table decorations wer
| the school colors. red and green. Thos
| present were Miss Edna Poole of Ash
/ land. Wis: Miss Katherine Hail. @
/ VTatspfOu Mass Miss Marion Wier Ben