Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-20
A PRETTY COUNTY WEDDING
BRADSHAW MA CN MAR
NUPTIALS.
New Marley Chapel AT Glen Bur-
ME Beautifully Decorated

For The Event

Just as the rays or the declining
sun were peeping through the win
dows of the new Marley Chapel at
Glen Burnie last evening at o'clock,
Miss Delmar Carksadon Macnemar,
youngest daughter of Mrs. Lucretia
and the late Rev. Harrison Macnemar,
plighted her troth to DIR. Thomas II.
Brayshaw. the younger son of the late
William Brayshaw, Esq, of Howard
county.
The church was prettily decorated
for an autumn wedding with a pro-
fusion of golden rod. autumn leaves
and wild grasses, and the chancel was
banked with ferns and white aud vel
low chrysanthemums. Mrs. j. Lacy
Brayshaw presided at the organ The
ushers were MeSsrs. John and William
Brayshaw, of Washington, ID. @. /;
JAG OBJ W. Bird, of West River, and
Brayshaw Willing, Of Howard county,
all nephews of The groom. In the
chancel were the follow ing clergvmen,
Rev. William BIayshaw, of Durham
parish, Diocese of Washington; the
Rev. DIR. Spencer, of the Diocese of
Easton, former rector of the Glen
Burnie Church, and the Rev. Alexan-
der Gait, the present rector of the
parish.
To the strains of Mendelssohn's wed =
ding march, played by Mrs. j. Lacy
Brayshaw, the bridal party entered
the church, which was filed with rel
atives and friends and invited guests.
The BRIDE, a slender, lovely girl, en-
tered leaning on the arm of her eldest
brother, who gave her away. She
wore beautiful gown of white silk
crepe over white satin with a tulle
veil to the end of her train. The veil
was held in place by a ooronet of
orange blossoms. She carried a prayer
book bound in white kid, the gift of
the officiating Clergyman. From its
pages the marriage ceremony was per-
formed. DIR. Brayshaw entered from
the vestry room with the best man,
Dr. Oscar Macnemar, of Hartford coun-
ty. He met the bride attended by the
maid of honor, Miss Gertrude Bald
win, who wore handsome gown of
white silk null and carried crimson
chrysanthemums. The matrons of
honor were Mesdames Baldwin and
Mong, sister and cousin of the bride,
respectively and the bridesmaids were
Miss Anna Brayshaw, the groom's sis
ter, and Miss Grace G. yelling, the
groom's niece.
All of the brides attendants wore
white silk null gowns over taffeta,
made in the style of 1880. The mat
rOns of honor carried white chrysan-
themums and the maids of honor car
ried yellow chrvsanthemums, all of
the flowers for the wedding were fur
uished from Lutz' conservatory at
Glen Burnie. Little AnnabeI Bird,
niece of the groom and little Raymond
Macnemar, nephew of the bride, were
the flower bearers. The ceremony was
performed by the groom's brother,
the Rev. William Brayshaw, of Dur
ham parish, Washington, assisted by
the rector of the Glen Burnie parish,
the Rev. Alexander Gait, and the
other clergymen in the chancel. The
Old Marely Chapel, which is being
built at Glen Burnie, was not cOmplet-
ed in time for the ceremony, but the
chancel end was rushed to make it
the setting for one of tine prettiest
weddings that has ever taken place in
the county. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
groom, Bachelor JOY, rather mis-
nomer now, and suggestive of the new
title of "Benedict's Bliss. A large
number of beautiful and handsome
presents were received from almost
every state in the Union and from
across the sea as we'll. Among the
congratulatory kilograms was ole
from Bishop Paret, at Boston, express
ing many good wishes.
DIR. and Mrs. Brayshaw left on the
evening train for a wedding trip, the
objective point of which they have
kept secret. During Dr. Brayshaw' s
absence DIR. Laslie, of the City Hos
pital, Baltimore, is in charge of the
groom's practice. The groom is a
graduate of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore, class of 1885,
and is a member of the Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland. He
is the most prominent physician in
the county and enjoys a large and
lucrative practice. Other relatives
present at the wedding were Mr.. John
Brayshaw, Sr. and his daughter,
Mary, Miss Julia Brayshaw, of Balti-
more; Mrs. J. Henry yelling and
daughter, Miss Mary, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Irving Bird, of West River, with
their daughters Aline, Julia, Anna
l,ol oo1 Marv On fha;r rafrrr, Tr