The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The marriage Of Miss Mabel Horu0r.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Charles West
Horuor 10 Capt. James Francis Brady.
Tweuty-drst Battery. Second Artillery.
took place yesterday afternoon at 40
o'clock at St PauIs Catholic Church
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Father A Foley. Of Baltimore The bride.
who is an attractive and clever girl. well
known i'm literary circles. wore a dainty
gown OF white organdie and cream lace
over white silk Her hat was Of white
chiffon and white roses. and white carua-
tons formed hey bouquet. She entered
the church and passeu zap the aisle 10
the sanctuary with the groom. who wore
the fun uniform OF his rank Mrs. HOr-
uor's toilet was of thread lace over white
liberty silk and Mrs. Charles F. Horuor,
her sistcr-in-aw. was attired In black
lace over taffeta. the bodice showing
touches Of green panuc. The reception al
the Horuor residence, 1871 Roanoke street,
was attended by about nifty guests made
up of relatives and Intimate friends The
NOral decorations Of the drawing room
UeTD Of artillery red ald the appoint
mcuts Of the table on which collation.
was served was expressed IU the same
color Captain Brady has been ordered
10 Cuba and with his bride will sail for
his new post on October D. In the mean
time they VIII make "A brief trip to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
Mrs John s Ward and Miss Ward, her
| granddaughter. viii sail for this couu-
try on saturday Mrs Ward has made
many visits 90 Europe, and never returns
without bringing 90 her home here curious
/ and beautiful souvenirs Of her travels
abroad Her collection Of CCClesiaStlc en-
! brulderleS picked up IN old spain ana
other Catholic countries forms probably
/ the handsomest private exhibit Of the
| kind in this country
Mrs. Wa. wife Of the Chinese Minister.
who visited her native land early III the
s1i rnmer IS not expected TO return before
| the middle Of November The Minister
| intended to take q short trip to Cape May
/ 90 bring home his young son. who has
! been at one OF the hotels there for a
| month OF more. but changed his mind and
| remained in the city. HIS son has re-
! turned with his gOycrnCss. who accom-
/ panied him 10 Cape May.
! Miss Sara January Grundy. Of Lebanon.
! Ky. is spending a few days in Washing
/ ton with her schoolgirl sister. who is 10
/ enter local school for the winter. Miss
/ GruuGy Is an accomplished hDrS, woman.
! and. true to the traditions # me Blue
! Grass State. Is young WOma.. OF beauty
| and graceful carriaEe- Her father is one
| Of the most extensive lard owners ia that
| state
Lady Sarah Wilson. who came over
from England with her husband TO attend
the yacht races. has received many con
/ CALCULATIONS because Of the distinction ac-
! corded 10 her by King Edward in confer
| ring upon her the order OF the Red Cross
| for her services TO the sick and wounded
| during the siege Of MIfCkiug IN South
| Africa. Yesterday Major and Lady VII
| son entertained a luncheon party al the
| Waldorf. when Miss Ethel Barrymore the
| actress. was among her guests Lady
| SaTah's frOck was Of silver grey cloth.
/ with blouse Of soft white silk Her
white hat was shaded by black plumes
Miss Mary =. Lockwood and Mr. Bert
ram G.. Foster were married last evening
at the residence OF the formers mother.
! Mrs. Charlotte r. Lockwood. in the pres
! ence Of "A small company Of relatives and
| friends. Miss Jane Lockwood. in pink
| muslin. was her sisters only attendant
! maid. Mr. Foster Nsiteuheimsr acted rs
| best m@u. The bride. who entered the
! Tarior with her brother. Mr.. William j.
| lockwood. wore trained dress OF white
| urg1ndio. Miss GUnweli played the wed