The Washington times., 1901-10-01
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
Captain Brady and Miss HornOr
Married at st. Pauls.
other Weddings to Occur During the
Week - The WiIIinms-CrniE En-
gagement Announced From the
Summer Home of the Bride.

Summer Home of the Bride.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Hornor.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles West
Hornor, to Capt. James Francis Brady,
Twenty y-first Battery. Second Artillery
took place yesterday afternoon a little
before 5 o'clock at st. Pauls Catholic
Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father a. Foley, of Baltimore. The bride,
who is an attractive and clever girl, well
known in 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 carna-
tions formed her bouquet. She entered
the church and passeu up the aisle to
the sanctuary with the groom, who wore
the full uniform of his rank. Mrs Hor-
nor's toilet was OF thread lace over wnite
liberty silk, and Mrs. Charles F. Hornor
her sister-in-law, was attired in black
lace over taffeta; the bodice showing
touches of green panne. The reception at
the Hornor residence 1901 Roanoke street,
was attended by about fifty guests made
up of relatives and Intimate friends. The
floral decorations of the drawing room
were Of artillery red and the appoint
ments of the table on which a collation.
was served was expressed in the same
color. Captain Brady has been ordered
to Cuba and with his bride will sail for
his new post on October .. In the mean
| time they will make brief trip to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
Mr. Harold Williams. jr.. whose engage
ment to Miss Craig only daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Robert Craig. of this city.
has been announced, is the son of
DR.. Harold Williams. of Beacon Street,
Boston. He was graduated from Har-
ward in the class of 80, and is now
completing his law course at the same
university. Miss Craig made her debut
three seasons ago, and has been one OF
the bellies OF Nantucket, Mass, where the
family have summer home.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Greer and
Dr. James Willard McChesney will take
place next Wednesday at O'Clock at the
Church of the Ascension, Twelfth Street
and Massachusetts, Avenue.
On the same date and at the same hour
Miss Clara Elizabeth Merriam and Mr.
Thomas Linville Will be married at Wes-
ley Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. Frederick Rittman, of Cleveland
who was recently appointed Auditor of the
War Department, has taken the house
2016 Columbia Road, where he viii shortly
be Joined by his wife and attractive
daughters.
DR.. and Mrs C. A L Hartleben have
returned TO the city.
Ex-senator and Mrs German have
given up their Washington home on X
Street. where they entertained with true
Maryland hospitality during their long
residence here. They expect TO spend the
next few months at their place in Lau-
rel.
Mrs. John S Ward and Miss Ward. her
granddaughter, will sail for this coun-
try on Saturday. Mrs. Ward has made
many visits to Europe, and never returns
without bringing to her home here curious
and beautiful souvenirs Of her travels
abroad. Her collection Of ecclesiastic en-
broideries picked UP in old Spain and
other Catholic countries forms probably
the handsomest private exhibit OF the
kind in this country.
Mrs. WI. wife of the Chinese Minister
who visited her native land early in the
summer. is not expected to return before
the middle of November The Minister
intended 10 take short trip to Cape May
TO bring home his young son, who has
been at one of the hotels there for 4
month or more, but changed his mind and
remained in the city. His son has re-
turned with hise governess, who accom-
panied him to Cape May.
Miss Sara january Grundy, Of Lebanon,
KY, is spending few days in Washing
ton with her schoolgirl sister, who is to
enter a local school for the winter. Miss
Grundy is an accomplished horsewoman,
and, true to the traditions of the Blue
Grass State. is young woman of beauty
and graceful carriage. Her father is one
Of the most extensive land owners in that
State.