The Washington times., 1905-03-12
Weddings.

Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Julia Augusta Kellogg and Andrew
Young Bradley. the wedding to take
place at noon Saturday. March %, at
the Church of the Covenant.
The bride is one of the most popular
girls Ia Washington society. and the
bridegroom 4 prominent young attorney
and prime fayorite generally and
the weddilz.y is one OF the most inter
esting nuptial events to take place in
Washington in a long time The church
ceremony will be followed by wedding
breakfast at the residence Of Mrs. A. c.
Tyler, who is an intimate friend of the
brides family, and will be attended only
by the close friends of Miss Kellogg
and the family of Mr.. Bradley
The wedding viii be an entire white
affair, without a touch of color.
KISS Marie Barnes will he maid Of
hnoor and will wear a gown of white
lace, with a large white lace hat trim
med with plumes, violets and tulle. The
bridesmaids are Miss Edna Tyler Miss
Bsroi Brown, Miss Harriet Switzerland
Miss Anne Phelps Brown. Miss Alice
Yernam. of New York, and Miss Kath-
leen Weston, q cousin of Miss Kellogg.
They viii all wear white net gowns with
tareta coat effects, large white straw
hats trimmed with tulIe and alacs.
Miss Kellogg's bridal robe is of not
only unusual beauty, but historic Inter-
est as well, and one of the most splen-
did gowns worn here in a long time
Utmost the entire robe is made OF rare
point lace. all of which is yelIowed with
time, having adorned the bridal gown
of her aunt. Mrs Gen. George Fl.
Thomas. and was left 30 Miss Kellogg
~ will, with the stipulation that il
was TO compose h,s wedding robe.
Cream white satin VIII form the long
train and mounting for this robe. and a
tulle veil and orange blossoms viii be
worn.
Mr. Bradley win have as his best man,
his brother. Charles Bradley
DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Puraan announce
The engagement Of their daughter Eliza
beth Burns TO Leon Brooke Ieavftt, of
Maine The wedding viii take place
March 81 the immediate relatives only
being present
Miss Mae f Watson. daughter of
Henry G. Watson. and John j. Allen
were married al St. AyolsiHs, Church
Saturday evening. March i, the Rev J.
3. Pittar performing the service in the
presence of the relatives and friends of
the couple.
MI and Mrs Allen left the city for a
short trip. and viii be at home TO thefr.
friends after March L at So l. street
northeast.
Miss Diana Evans Carpenter. youngest
daughter of the late Dr. John E. Car
penter. was married at the residence of
her neither. 10 NJ street northwest. on
Wednesday afternoon, March s, At 2
oclock. to Arthur German Eigin, of
/ New York city.
The ceremony. which was witnessed
only by the immediate families of the
foung people, was performed by Rev.
/ Albert Evans, pastor OF the Metropolis
/ tan Presbyterian Church of this city.
| After q short visit at the home OF the
| groom, At Poolesville. Md. Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin viii leave for New York city,
where they win reside
A very pretty Wedding was that eele-
brated at tie home of Mr. and Mrs.
John c. Mcconnell. SIS Sixth street
| southeast. at 5 o'clock Yesterday after
noon, when their daughter. Miss Mary
/ G. Mcconnell. was united in marriage te
/ George p. f. Mancossos The ceremony
WIS performed by Rev Claudius +.
Smith. of the Chapel OF the Epiphany.
/ Tire bridegroom Is night desk sergeant
at the First precinct police station,