Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18

Misses Brown will leave the Westminster
shortly and go to housekeeping at 2110 10th
street They will be at home Saturdays
| beginning February IL.
| Mrs. Jane Gassenheimer will not be at
| home tomorrow and January %. but will
be in February, when she will be pleased
to see her friends.
Mrs. Turley and Misses Turley, wife and
| daughters of Senator Turley, will receive
today at the Ebbitt from to 6.
Miss Maud Agnes Cleary of New York
and Mr.. Edward ]. Brady of Garrett Park
Catholic Church. Norfolk, Va, yesterday.
Rev. John d. Whitney, S. j., president of
Georgetown University, OBLIGATED at nup-
tfal mass. assisted by Rev. Father Wilson.
pastor of the church. The charming bride
entered the church with her father, Judge
n. F. Cleary of New York, and was attired
in whits satin crepe, deliberately trimmed
with point duchesse, the tulle veil being
held in place by a chaplet of orange bios
SONS. She wore no jewels. and in place of
flowers carried pearl rosary.
Miss Marion Reeves of Norfolk, cousin
Of the bride, was her only attendant. Mr..
Maurice Browne Kirby of New York was
the groom'S best man, and MeSsrs. John
Clarke Brennan Of Michigan, James Simp-
son Whedbee of Baltimore, Joseph Calmun
Drum of Boston. Richard James Watkins
of Washington and Hampton Young Den
man of Washington We're the uSherS.
Prof. George Herbert Wells, director of
the Glee Club of Georgetown University
presided at the organ.
A wedding breakfast for the bridal party
and relatives of the bride and groom was
served after the ceremony at the residence
of Lieutenant Commander Reeves, L. S. N.
at which Miss Niles, Miss Ward Miss Wise,
Miss Reynolds. Miss Smith and Miss Nc
COrmick assisted Mrs. Reeves in dispensing
the hospitality of the joyful occasion. A
feature of the wedding reception was the
singing of college songs by the members of
CsanrontnNn nj T1i1h of iah
the groom was leading member.
After receiving the congratulations of
their friends the bride changed her wedding
costume for a tailor-made gown of brown
with hat to match. and the happy couple,
followed by the best wishes of all, started
, upon southern trip. Among the guests
were the parents of the bride. Judge and
Mrs. n. F. Cleary of New York and Miss
Cleary of Washington, Mr. and Mrs E D.
F.. Brady of Garrett Park. Md. parents of
the groom: John B. Bradford and Louis b.
Bradford of Wilmington, Del: Miss Mary
G. Marshall, Washington, d. c.: Mrs. Geo
A. Jones of Washington Miss Young and
Mrs. Wimsatt of Washington, d. c.; Mrs.
Henry Lucas of st. Louis. No. and the fol-
lowing from Norfolk and vicinity: DR.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Mccormick. Col. Starke. Judge
and Mrs. Martin. the Messrs. Doyle, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Page, Lieut.. Gilmer, L. S.
N; Mrs. and Miss Reynolds, Col. Goodrich,
U. S. N. c.. and Miss Goodrell, the Misses
Heath. Mrs. and Miss Du Barry, Lieut. and
Mrs. Curtice, Pay Director and Mrs. Ell
bridge, Mrs. Redfeld, the Misses Drum
mond the Misses Smith, the Misses Allyn.
Miss Bull. Paymaster and Mrs. Biscoe. Mr..
and Mrs. Breese, Mr.. Park Poindexter and
Mr.. Ewing of Lancaster, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady received a large num-
Der of costly and handsome presents from
their friends in this country and abroad.
On their return from the south the couple
will for few days be the guests of Mayor
Brady, at Garrett Park. Md.
Mrs. John B. Wight gave luncheon to-
day of twenty-five covers. The guests
were seated at five tables, one having
centerpiece of red flowers another of vel
low. third of green and white. a fourth
of violet and the fifth of pink. The enter
tainment was in honor of Mrs. Nights
sister. Mrs. VIM. Mckelvy of Pittsburg
who is making her visit, and whom
large number of friends will meet tomor-
row at Mrs. Wights tea.
Those present were Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs.
John Dalzell, Mrs. William Da!zell, Miss
Sedgley, Mrs. w. II. Moses, Mrs. Fleming,
Mrs. Mercer. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. Heath.
Mrs. Talmage, Mrs. Payne Mrs. Moore.
Miss Kauffmann. Mrs. Sturtevant, Mrs.
Bryan. Mrs. Fischer, Mrs Rapley, Mrs.
Warner, Mrs. Walcott. Miss Aiken, Miss
Haugh. Mrs. Westinghouse Mrs. Arnold
and Mrs. Lisner.