The Washington times., 1906-09-06
PARKER-BARNARD
CHURCH WEDDING
Informal Reception IS Held
Immediately After the
Ceremony.
ON WEDDING JOURNEY
Bride Daughter Of Late Milton c. Bar
nard, and Bridegroom Well-Known
Young Business Man.

Miss Ruth Alice Barnard and +. Pen
dIeton Parker were married ut
o'clock yesterday Afternoon at the First
G. CONGREGATIONAL Church by the Rev. Or.
S, NJ Newman.
The decorations were palms and
white cIematis. and the wedding music
was played by Miss Bergman. Before
the ceremony Miss Bergman played
''Traumerei," and as the bridal party
entered the church "Lohengrin's' bridal
chorus.
The brides gown was Of white chif-
fon and lace. and she wore "a lace hat
and carried a shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley Her maid OF honor was
Miss Ruth Doing, who also wore 81
dainty white frOck and a white hat and
carried pink roses.
RisIcy Hunt a cousin Of the bride
groom. was the best man. An informal
reception was held Immediately after
the ceremony for the relatives and very
intimate friends OF the family. Mrs.
Ruth a. Barnard. the brides mother,
wore d handsome gray gown. Later IN
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Parker left
Washington Tor q wedding journey or
several weeks. Mrs. Parker wearing q
travelling suit OF dark blue cloth and
hat to correspond. Upon their return
they viii make their home in Washing
ton, where Mr.. Parker is prosperous
young business man.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Milton G.. Barnard, formerly of the DIS
the Alden, 26ls Thirteenth street north
west
The wedding Of Miss Henrietta Nc
CormiCz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hall Mccormick. Of Chicago
aud Nelson 3. Williams. OF New Led
ford. Mass. viii be solemnized about
the middle OF this month at Bar Har-
/ Dor, where the McCormIcEs are spend
ing the season. Miss Mccormick s
brother Robert Hall Mccormick. jr,
married Miss Eleanor Norris. daughter
of Mr. and Airs. Henry L8Sis Morris,
OF this city.
/ St Andrews Church was the scene Of
pretty wedding last night at eight
/ O'Clock when Miss Emily Talaferro,
[ daughter of MIS-. NaHn Taliaferro, and
T n. Turner smith were married by the
Rev. c. Allen Griffith.
/ The ChauCcl was gracefully banked
/ with palms and the bridal party entered
I :
music Miss TaIaferrU.s wedding dress
/ was of soft white crepe dc chine and
point lace and she wore lace veil and
! carried "a shower of Bride roses and
/ orange blossoms. Her sister, Miss Sal
/ lie Pendlet0u Tallaferro. was her maid
/ Of honor and Wors becoming trOgk OF
pink net and carried pink roses.
/ The other attendants were Mrs. FL
mer Ellsworth SelEam, another sister OF
J the bride, ana the brides couslur Miss
/ Elizabeth Lewis WorJhington, who wore
/ dainty dresses OF white net with Ouch
! ess lace bulerOs and carried pink roses.
Mr.. smith had as his best man. Ed
ward Smith and the usaers were &. Is.
I Huske ~. ]. Moore, Dr. Y. Is. jackson,
/ w. b. Clarkson, j. Dawson Williams
and r s.. Fendleton
! Sidney TaljaferTo escorted his sister
! into the church and gave her iu mar
{ riago.
A reception for the bridal party and
/ the relatives Of both families was held
I at the brides home. 1886 l. street north
I west, after the ceremony at the church.
MIS-. Iallaferro, mother of the bride.
/ wore handsome gown of gray.
/ After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
! Smith left Washington fJr "a Canadian
/ wedding tour. At the conclusion of
/ which they VIII make their home in
/ Washington.
/ Another pretty wedding which took
J place last night was that of Miss Sarah
/ Amelia ErasheaTs and Walter Clarence
/ Trey. at the home OF the brides parents.
! MI and Mrs. John w BTashears at
/ Winthrop Heights. u. G..
/ The ceremony was performed by the
Rev William H. Chapman and the we'd
Gins music was played by Mrs. John J..
/ Nlssler. of Virginia.
Miss Blanche Gertrude Nelson. OF
Washington, was the maid of honor and
/ wore q dainty T0ck OF white silk muslin
and carried la France roses.
.IaU sran hoo
I and Maurice c. Brashears. brothers of
the bride and Edwin $. Trey and Elmer
L. Trey brothers Of the bridegroom.
The ushers and maid of honor pre-
/ coded the bridal procession into, the
! parlOr and the bride, Who came in with
heI father, wore becoming gown of
/ white point desDrit tlffeta and carried
/ a shower bouquet of Bride roses.
/ A reception was held after the Cere-
IaOny and later Mr.. and Mrs Trey lrft
/ Washington for q bridal trip of about
/ two weeks They VIII make their future
/ home I'm Washington. ut I'D Thirteenth
/ street northeast. Mrs. Trey wore es a
/ travelling gown becoming suit Of brown
taHeta.
Miss Louise Loeb. daughter of William
Loeb. OF Albar. n. y. and sister of
/ William Loeb jr., private secretary 10
President EO0Se gelU was married last
night co Frederick Neud0Tf. of Albany
/ at the home of the bride There were
no tlLclCaul7 anu Oily lliliLteHLot1 -i7-
+ tives were present. AIR. and Mrs Neu-
C0rf left for Niagara Falls ana Canada
on their wedding tour.
A wedding of interest TO Washington
people took place yesterday afternoon
at Annapolis, when Miss LdlJu IS
I Brewer. formerly of Washington, and
Charles n. FTauZoni of Washington
I were married by the Rev. James l.
Smiley in St Anne's Protestant Epis-
COual Church.
The bride. who is the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer, OF
Washington. has made her home re-
Gently with her uncle and aunt, Nj and
Mrs Julian Brewer. AT Annapolis
Miss Brewers wedding gown was
princess dress of embroidered white ba-
tisJe and she wore a white picture nat
trimmed with pink rosebuds. The bTida
bouquet was a shower of Bride roses
Miss Kate FTauZoni the bridegroom
sister. attended Miss Brewer as maid