Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-30
PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDING.
Miss Padeff Weds Mr.. Poage Attractive
Church Ceremony Reception at
Home Of Brides Parents

a pretty autumn wedding was sol :
cmDIzcd t1is afternoon NJ y o'clock NJ
the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
when Miss Harriet Annette Ray.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. David -.
ParIett became the bride Of Mr.. Eppa
Hunton Roane, Of Norfolk, Va. The
ceremony vas performed by the Rev.
George W. Miller, -. b., pastor Of
the church.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with ferns aud white chrysan-
tbemums, Kaiser being the florist.
Two arches Of evergreen and autumn
leaves spanned either aisle leading
10 the altar, which WAS banked with
asparagus vines, ferns and white
cbrysantbemums. The Organist was
Mr.. DAME s. Sprogle. who rendered
a choice musical program while the
guests assembled and prior to the
ceremony. At the entrance OF
the bridal party he played the
bridal Chorus from LoheDgrin
and as a occasional. Lohengrin's
wedding march.
TIE usbers were Mr.. Alfred Sidney
johnson, Of Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Dudley
Howard Mcdowell, OF BlakeIy, Ga. /.
Mr.. Roger Parlctt, brother Of the
bride, and Mr.. Daniel Nichols, Of An
Dapolis. All wore gray trousers.
Prince Albert coats and bouttonicrs
OF white rosebuds. The groom entered
with his best man, Mr. Lee Adams
Roane, Of Norfolk, Va, brother OF
the groom, and was met at the altar
by the bride and her father, Mr..
David o. Parlett, who gave the bride
in marriage.
ri. Al
Claude l.. Parlett, Of Norfolk, Va, an
aunt Of the bride, and the best girl
was the brides sister, Miss Annabel
Parlett. The bridesmaids were Miss
Ruby Roane, Of Norfolk, A., sister OF
the groom Miss Sara Lee Odend hal,
OF Norfolk, Va. Miss Kathrine V.
McSbane, of Baltimore; Miss Katber-
inc JaTman, Of Charlottesville, Va.
The bride was handsomely gowDed
in white Farbedet silk, en- traiIe,
made princess, trimmed with real
lace. She wore a tulle veil TO the end
a spray Of orange blossoms, and carried
ley and bride roses.
The mAtron of honor wore O hand
some gown of white silk crepe de
white moire hat with white pIumes,
and carried white cbryantbemums
The maid Of honor, or best girl, wore
light blue Louisslnne silk, trimmed
With rose point lace, q blue net and
velvet hat and carried pale yellow
Two Of the bridesmaids, Miss
Odend hal and Miss Roane wore white
a. n ali 4.
pink hats and carried pink chrysan-
tbemums. Two other bridesmaids,
Miss Parlett and Miss Jarman, wore
white embroidered net over blue silk,
ith blue hats and carried pink
chrysaDthemums The color scheme
was very attractive and effective.
Following the ceremony at the
church there was a reception at the
town guests and few personal friends.
The large parlors were profusely
decorated with palms, ferns, autumn
lights were shaded with pink, the
color scheme being green and pink.
was the caterer.
The bride received large number
Of beautiful presents, including much
china, bric-a-brac and several checks
Tor good sums from near relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roane left on the after
noon train for Washington, where they
are registered at the New willard this
evening, They will take Southern
trip, after which they will make
Norfolk, Va. their place of future res
idence. Among the out-of-town guests
present at the wedding were:
Norfolk MIR. and Mrs. G. X. Parlett,
Miss Ruby Roane, Mr.. Lee Roane,
sister and brother of the groom; Miss
Sarah Lee 0dendhal, Mr.. Albert sgd
ney Johnson.
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Abbott, Mr.. u. w. Parlett, Mr.. ID. III.
Baltimore Mr.. Il. w. Parlett, Miss
Kitty McSbane Miss Sara Magraw,
Miss May Fountain, Mrs. Percival X.
Miss Phillips, Miss Nora
Browne, Miss Mason, Miss Wariield.
Baltimore County-Misses X. II.
King, Carrie ConkIing, Elsie Bartle-
son. Adele Parlett.
Hagerstown-Mrs. ID. Frank Conrad