Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Lilley-Brsdhury Wedding Today-Per-
sopal Notes of Interest.

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Epiphany Church was the scene Of another
large wedding today a: IL O'Clock. when Miss
4 Lucy Chandler Lillev was married 10 Lieut.
| Chas. A. bradbury. L. s. y. The ushers were
Lieu;s. Fenton and Doucherty and Messrs T.
| :. Smith. T. l.. joyce. Norman Bestor and J.
Nota McGill. The bride came into church with
her father, NJ. Frederick B. Lilley. and Was
/ preceded IN the aisle by the ushers At the
ehancel gate the bride was met by the groom
and his best man. Lieut.. Mason. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Cole, assistant
rector OF the church.
. The bride wore = travelling dress OF brown
cheviot trimmed with black satin. Her brown
hat had touch OF yellow in the trimming and
/ the bouquet she carried was OF orchids shaded
| in yellow and brown.
/ A wedding breakfast. at which the relatives
and the bridal party were entertained, followed
at the residence Of the bride, l4lS stree; after
which Lieutenant and Mrs. Bradbury started
/ for a northern trip. They will return here To
spend the most Of next month and will then go
70 live at the home OF the groom at Lake Cham
plain. Among the out-of-town friends present
at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis
Of New York. Mr.. Shoeff of Philadelphia, Capt.
ard Mrs. Noel of New York. Miss Rabb OF In
diana, Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Hutchinson OF Balti-
more and Messrs. Dane and Colby of Boston.
The bride received great quantities OF elegant
presents, and among them WAS n silver tea ser
vice from the Columbia Athletic Club. OF which
Lieut.. Bradbury was president aud extremely
popular among its members.
Although SO much had been told in advance
OF the program of the marriage ceremony yes-
terday In Baltimore OF Mss Sadie Price and Mr.
II. Archie Pell OF New York the company
which thronged Grace Protestant Fptscoal
Church were treated 10 a surprise. The wed
ding march was not PLAYED as the bridal party
entered. The martial music of Nerdi's Aida
hllcd the church: the five bridesmaids appeared
at the vestry door and came slowly down the
aisle to meet the bride. The innovation was
much appreciated. as the maids are all striking
beauties and their gowns, as dainty as apple
blossoms. were well worth the second inspec-
ton. The young ladies were Miss Louise Nor
ris "a best girl, Misses Nav Handy of Rich
mond. Eugenia McLare, Nellie and Marie
Sterling OF Baltimore.
The gowns were OF white organdie over ap-
pie-Sreen silk. The skirts were cut in the new
umbrella shape. short. round. full and balloon
IKE 1he seams were outlined by narrow lace
/ insertion, which served TO indicate the umbrella
design, and the yokes of the bodices, from
which the silk was cut away beneath, we're also
trimmed with insertion. Girdles of green silk
| he'd the round waists in place and collars of
/ SILK bor9ered the high necks. Huge sleeves of
organdie over the green silk were met by white
gloves al the elbow. The hats were Of white
! chip of simple. round shape. caught up at the
back, and each was trimmed with bows of wide
NJ 2Ie-Green satin ribbon. green aigrettes and
buAches of deep purple violets. White slippers
were worn WIN these costumes. and the bou-
| queSs were OF white orchids and carnations
The bride is well known in this city. She was
a picture IN her gown OF heavy white satin,
made simply but handsomely. The waist was
round and lad a high neck. White duchesse
lace formed bertha in the back and fell in
heecy folds in front in two pieces to the border
/ Of tire gown. The large pulled sleeves ended
at the elbow and long white suede gloves were
worn. he skirt was full and plain. with long
tram. White satin slippers were worn. The
! long trl!e veil vas caught with a diamond sun
burst, the grooms gift, and the brides soft
brown hair was arranged in Grecian STYLE with
u cluster OF orange blossoms ornamenting the
Couture. she carried bouque: of natural
( orange blossoms
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
| given at the home OF the brides parents, 1909
Linden avenue.
The marriage OF Miss Violet Victoria Hildreth,
daughter OF Mrs. Florence Hildreth of this
city, TO Mr.. Chapman II. Hyams. jr.. son Of
{. III. Hyams, the New Orleans banker. in New
York. of which some particulars were given in
yesterday STAR. was an important social event
hev. DIR. j. Wesley Brown, rector of ST.
Thomas Church, oficiated. Mr.. Addison
Cammack gave the bride away. The wedding
and reception took place a. his house. The
bridesmaids were Miss Florence Hildreth and
| Miss Mabel Watson, who wore old-fashionei
| gowns, one OF pink and the other of lavender
brocado. large company of friends we're
present at the reception.
A surprise party was given at the residence
Of Mrs. l.. Quintin in honor of her daughters,
Misses Ollie and Ada. Supper served at
| $50, after which dancing was continued till a
late hour. Among the many present were:
! Misses Annie. Maggie, Lulu and Eva Hieter,
! Edith and Mary Bond. Flossie and Melrose
Steadman and Misses L. Hancock. Katie Boz
lande, L. Mcdonald. y. Waldsman, Lily Collier
Lucy Smith and NJ. Dikeman, as well as Messrs.
A. NJ. White, Orville Drown, Linwood Williams.
David Train, c. Jones. &. Smith, Walter and
Guilford White, Afford Fischer, ]. Fries, Ben
ton Scheck and q. W. Huguey.
Lieut.. and Mrs Macomb and Miss Beverage
have returned from Fort Monroe after de-
lightful visit of two weeks.
Mrs Louis d. Wine returned today from
Gettysburg. where she had been for the past
week on visit to her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs.W F. Currie Wing Of New York,
who are stopping at the Arlington, will leave
for New York Monday.
Mrs. W. ". Metcalf ard her son, W. P. Met
calf. left yesterday for a weeks stay in New
York.
Miss Agnes Y. Nooaan and Mr. W. b. Holtz-
claw were married last evening at the residence
of the brides parents. 1909 sth street north
west. in the presence of only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom. The Rev. $.
F.Eyan of the Church OF Immaculate Conception
performed the ceremony. The bride wore
Il simple gown Of white silk and carried a
bouquet OF bridal roses. Miss Lizzie Noonan.
a sister Of the bride. acted as bridesmaid, and
was becomingiy attired in gown of blue silk.
slippers and gloves to match and carried a
bouquet of La Franc roses. Mr.. Will Citizen
ger. a cousin of the groom. acted as best man.
Following the ceremony a wedding supper
was served, after which the bride and groom
were driven TO their future home, 229 18th
street southwest, where they will be at home to
their friends after May /.
Mr.. Clarence Newman and Miss Bessie
Fuggitt were married last evening on Capitol
hill. The bride was very PRETTY attired in a
light green silk gown and carried a large
bouquet of white roses. The young couple
were the recipients of many beautiful presents
reception was held at the house of the groom.
Among those present we're Mr. and Mrs
Breast, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Hearty, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper. Miss Clements
Miss Chase and the Misses Plugge.
An incident Of more than common interest
to the juvenile members OF society is the Dolls
Bazar for the benefit of the Children's Hos
pital. TO be held at the residence of Mrs Stone
lSl5 street, from IL to : o clock on Saturday
Mrs. Carrie E. Cameron Of New York, who
has been in the city some time visiting her
mother. will leave tomorrow morning TO Join
her husband in Chicago. where she viii remain