The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

Deccmbe, 80 Thursday, Cabinet
dinner, 8 ?. ~.
January I, Tuesday, Ne5c Years
reception, II a. III. to I:3o ?. III.
January 3, Thursday diplomatic
reception, 9 10 1890 ? IN.
January 10, Thursday, diplomatic
dinner, s ?. III.
January Y, Thursday judicial
reception, 9 TO 1890 ?. M.
January u, Thursday, Supreme
Court diguey 8 p. NJ.
January 81, Thursday, C0ngreS-
siondI reception, 9 TO 10 80 p ~.
February 7, Thursday, army and
Hagy reception, 9 to go ?. III.
The secretary 10 the President yester-
day issued the programme Of official
functions 20 be given At the White House
in the season of 190S-19o7.
Except the reception OF New Years
Day. which date falls on Tuesday, Thurs
day viii be the chosen day for the entire
series Of receptions and state dinners, the
dates being given above.
ST. Margarers Church, on Connecticut
avenue. was the scene of an unusually
pretty wedding last evening at which
the contracting parties were Miss Lillian
Baird Parks, daughter of Commander and
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IL Pritchett, Of Danville, Va.
The chancel was decorated entirely in
palms, with clusters OF white aud pink
roses III silver vases on the altar. The
music was by the regular organist. who,
in addition TO the wedding march, gave a
number of well chosen selections before
the arrival OF the bride.
Mr.. Roscoe Dorsey and AIr- Frank Law.
of this city; M. Harry Berkeley and Mr.
John SchooIheld, of DanvilIe, Va; Mr.
Ernest Porter, of New York. and Mr.
George Reid of Norfolk, seated the COM
pany.
The bride, wearing a conventional we'd
ding gown OF rich white satin with tulie
veil. was escorted by her father, and had
as her maid of honor her sister. Miss Vic
tcria Parks, with little Miss Mildred Mil
Ter as flower girl The former wore a
princess gown OF blue satin with low cut
bodice finished in silver, and the latter
wore a white lace fT0ck trimmed in pink
ribbons with which she carried a basket
OF pink roses
The bridegroom with his brother. Mr.
James Pritchett. Joined the bride at tit
chancel Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, the
rector. officiated.
Ammo -Ea guests witnessing the cTTe-
mony. in addition 10 the immediate family
Of the bride were the parents Of the
bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Pritchett, Of Danviilc; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Pritchett, Of Allendale. y. J.; Mrs Victor
Parks, Mrs Herbert Lewis, and Mrs "
TUrpin Kirby. all aUnts of the bride;
Miss Gertrude LoDg. of Reading Pa; Miss
Mary Huston Turk, OF StaUnton, Va;
Miss Anna Belle Garner. OF New Jersey;
Miss Eugenie Penuer. Of Baltimore, and
Miss Louise JOrdOn. OF Norfolk.
y small reception at the Parks TesidCnc-
/ followed the ceremony. 1Ir. and Mrs
/ Pritchett wili reside al Danyille, Va.
/ The marriage Of Miss Ida Nay Yost, "a
Mr.. Arthur g Shaw, took place las;
evening at Grace Reformed Church, OF
Fifteenth street, Rev. John ". Schick
/ the pastor, oficiating.
I The bride was escorted by her father
/ Nj. Henry Yost. and preceded by three
bridesmaids The latter were Miss Katie
Brent, Of Baltimore. Miss Beatrice Ivevs
and Miss Ncttie Heitmuler, Of this city
They all wore pretty gowns Of white o.
I CANDY and lace, and carried white flowers
/ roses FOR the maid OF honor, and chrys-
/ anthcmJNns for the others. The brides
gown was of white siik, with which she
wore a tuiIe veil. and carried bride roses
anG lilies of the valley. Mr. Frank Shaw
was his brothers best man. a reception
at the future home OF the bride ana
bridegroom. SSo5 Brightwood avenue, fol
lowed the ceremony.
Capitol HiH witnessed another pretty
} home wedding last night when Miss
/ Frances \, Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. s. c. Brown, was married to AIr
/ Reginald +. Demarest, Of Springfield
/ Mass. The wedding took place at The
home Of the brides parents, .315 New Jer
/ sey avenue southeast. the house beinl
! tastefully decorated with palms and chry.
/ santhemUmS. Rev. Frank Bristol. of tn.
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
/ performed the ceremony.
/ The bride, who was given away by hei
/ father. was becomingly gowned in whit,
Japanese silk, and in her arm carried Z
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and lille
of the valley
/ Miss Olive Demarest, sister of tht
! groom. the bridesmaid and only attend
ant, wore a handsome costume Of yellow
! banzai, and carried bunch of yellow
| cllrysan themUms. The groom was at
tended by G. Bowdoin CraighiH, as bes
man.
Miss Annie Ga!liher, a schOolmate q
the bride, played the wedding march, ant
rendered dainty selections during tn
! ceremony.
| Following reception, the bridal coupl
| left for a trip through the North. The!
( will make their home at Springfield.
Those present were DR. and Mrs. Franl
/ W Demarest, Mr.. and Mrs. s c. Brown
{ Mrs. Demarest, Of Hackensack; Mis-
Emma Holder, Mrs. Nellie Z. Budlong
+ Mr.. and MEs. Harry J. Brown. Mrs A i
Brown, the Misses Annie L. GalliheT
Z Charlotte Willenbucher, Frances J. Nil
Ter, Mary Z. Fer Don, Beulah SanderIiu
i Frances II. C. Wright, Vera T. Adams
/ Irene s. Hawkins, Louise RaUn. Molly 3