The Washington times., 1909-09-02
Ceremony Witnessed Only
by Relatives of Young
Couple.
BISHOP D. II. MOORE
PERFORMS SERVICE
Bride Given in Marriage by Father.
Will Sail Shortly for
Orient.

Miss Perie A. Anderson, daughter OF
District Supreme Court Justice end Mrs.
Thomas H. Anderson. was married to-
day TO Frederick PIiny LilIey The
ceremony, which was performed at
noon today by Bishop DaviG II. Moore,
in the home Of justice and Mrs. Ander-
son, on New Hampshire avenue, was
witnessed by only the relatives OF the
immediate families some Of whom came
from Boston, PittsbUrg. New York, Co
lumbus. Ohio, and Waterbury. Conn.
Mr.. Lilley Is a son Of the late Gov
ernor Lnley of Connecticut and IS a
graduate OF the Naval Academy at An
napolis. He resigned his commission
after the return sof the Atlantic fleet
from its famous world cruise and the
death OF his father 10 take charge OF
the lattcrs extensive business interests
I'm Waterbury. Conn. Owing to tile
mourning OF the bridegroom the invita-
tions TO The wedding breakfast which
followed the ceremony were limited to
the relatives and few personal friends.
Floral Decorations Beautiful.
Quantities Of Southern smiIax. palms,
wood ferns. Bride roses, and hydran-
gaes adorned the reception hall and
the wedding party stood during the cere-
mony being built of tall palms and white
blossoms The color scheme in the din
ing room was pink and green with palms
and pink roses and pink hydrangeas
used in great profusion. The wedding
music was played 1y the Marine Band
The bride was gwen in marriage by
her father and was unattended. She
wore handsome gown Of rich ivory
Saun made directoire style with a full
court train and a panel front Of hand
SIhoroldeIy, ana trimmings Of rose point
lace on the bodice and sleeves Her
vel OF rare lace was arranged with a
coronet OF orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley and maidenl air ferns
John Lilley was his brothers hest
man.
Mrs. Anderson wore becoming gown
or pale green chiffon taffeta silk elabor-
with point lace.
Mrs. Lillay, who came on from Con
( necucdt for her sons wedding. wore
black silk.
VIII Visit Japan and China.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Lilley left Washington TO spend several
days in the East before going TO San
Francisco. from where they will sail
on the l4th FOR japan.
MIS-. LilleN Wore a tailored suit OF
navy blue diagonal serge, with a small
! nat OF the same shade. Before return
ing 10 America they will visit in China.
ana Mrs LilleyY who has spent much
time in travel will have then visited
all the larger countries Of the world
/ Upon their return they will go TO Water
! bury, Conn, TO make their future home
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Return.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. Bell. who
{ have been spending a portion OF the
! summer In Canada, have returned to
! their summer residence. Twin oaks. %
I In Woodley Lane Mr. and Mrs Bell.
! VINO are both enthusiastic disciplas of
| lzaak Walton, made several fishing trims
/ to Lake Nipigou and TO Vancouver.
=
Charles G. Glover. who spent the
summer on the Maine coast with Mrs.
Z Glover and their family. has returned
10 Washington. Mrs Glover will SUeud
/ the remainder Of the season i'm the
North
Mrs. Robert n. Harper. wife Of
( colonel Harper and Mrs Herman \
1 NanSenden are spending few davs Iu
/ philadelphia. They arc registered an
Z the Bellevue-StratfOrd
s.
Mrs. Bacon In Washington.
/ Mrs. Florence r. Bacon. accompanie5
| by her son, has returned to Washing