Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-19
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HALL-BRADY.
A large number OF the faculty and pu-
pills of the Woman's College were among
the guests that assembled In the First NJ.
f. Church last night. on the. occasion of
the marriage Of Miss Anna May Brady. q
niece Of the president of the college, DIR.
VIM III. Hopkins. 10 Prof. A s. Hal,
Instructor In chemistry at the college.
Both bride and groom are from Annapolis.
aud Miss Brady has resided with her
uucle's family since the opening OF the
college. Prof. Hall was formerly connec-
ted with St. Johns College. Annapolis.
The wedding took place at 30 O'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. John +. Goucher, rector OF the church
The ushers were Messrs. Albert III. Hop
kins, ]. Roland Brady, a cousin of the
bride, H. Clayton Hopkins. aud Professor
E. j. W. Revell. of St Johns College,
Annapolis The bride entered the church
with DIR. VIM. Fl. Hopkins. preceded by
the ushers. and they were met st the
chancel by the groom and his best man,
Professor G. o. Townsend, Of ST. Johns
College. The bride wore a travelling
gown OF fawn-colored cashmere, trimmed
with corded silk OF the same shade and
passementerie of a darker tint. Her hat
was a small toque-shape OF fawn-colored
tulle and ribbon, with strings OF brown
velvet For the professional and recess
slonal marches Mr.. Charles L Reitz,
oreanist of the church, played Wagner's
'Taunhauser' March and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March, and during the ceremony
the beautiful melody of Schumann's
"Traumeiet." played on the choir organ,
could be family distinguished. Mr.. and
Mrs Hall left the city for Sd Tue, MICH,
the home of the groom.
wooDwARD-ANpERsoN.
Mrs. Mary FIJI renee Anderson. daugh
ter of Mr.. II. H. Griffith, was married to
Mr Daniel Dodge Woodward a retired
merchant of Anne Arundel couuty, at the
Church of the Ascension by Rev. G. G.
Griffith, at noon The ushers were:
Messrs VIM. Anderson. OF Frederick; S.
w. Wood ward, of Aunapolis Frank
Moore and J NJ Smith, of Baltimore;
Berkeley Griffith, of Washington, and
Browne Anderson. of Woodwardville
The bride wore a Worth gown Of antique
silk, with hat TO match. ard diamond
ornaments, a present from the groom.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward left for a tour to Canada. On their
return they will reside at Rutledge, near
Washington, the estate OF the bride, just
north of Oak View, President Clevelaud's
late country seat.
EAMEs--HAMILToN.
The marriage Of Harold Hayden Eames,
an ensign In the United States navy, now
stationed at Hartford, Conn.,. and Miss
Clare Hamilton, second daughter of the
late Gov. Hamilton. took place in Hagers.
town last evening The wedding was a
very quiet one, being attended only by the
relatives and most intimate friends of the
family. and was at the home OF Mrs.
Hamilton, on West Washington street.
Mr.. FELTON, Parker, of Abeyton. Col. was
the best man, and the brides maids were
Miss Josephine Hamilton, sister OF the
bride, and Miss Ethel Hyde, of Bath.
Maine Rev w A. Mitchell, of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. performed the cerc-
mony, and the wedding march was played
by Prof Zeigler's orchestra, Of Baltimore.
The house was decorated for the occasion
with flowers and tropical plants. The
bridal party left on the o'clock train for
New York. The groom graduated from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, In 1882,
and is brother of Miss Eames, the opera