The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-25
BRADLEY-KELLOGG
WEDDING At NOON
Illness of Bride Almost Up
sets All Plans.
HAS STRENGTH FOR ORDEAL
Wedding Breakfast and Reception at
Home of Colonel Tyler Follows
the Ceremony.

Society people to the number OF sew
eral hundred attended the wedding at
the Church OF the Covenant at noon to-
day of Miss Julia Kellogg, only daugh-
ter of the late Col. Sanford Kellogg,
L. S. A, and Mrs. keliosg, and Andrew
Young Bradley. son of the late Judge
Andrew c. Bradley, OF the District
bench. and Mrs. Bradley. The Rev. DR.
S. S. Mitchell, of Princeton, n. J., who
off1cfated at the marriage of the bride
groom's parents and baptized him, per
formed the ceremony. assisted by the
Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin, pastor of the
church. Col Augustus c. Tyler gave
the bride away.
The bride has been i'll for several days,
and her friends, as late as this morning,
almost despaired of the young woman
being able to leave her room and go to
the church. The expedient of a change
OF plans was discussed.
Miss Kellogg, however, by the aid of
her physician, summoned strength TO
take her place at the altar. Though
very pale and weak, the ceremony was
not married at all through her physical
weakness.
The Bridal Gown.
The brides robe was of historic inter-
est as we'll as great beauty, and little
of the satin of which the gown was
made showed. except the sweeping train.
The rest of il was covered with the rare
point Tulle softened the effect of the
satin and lace, and gave more graceful
outline to the figure. There was cape
like bertha of old lace, with frills for
the sleeves. ard a graceful drapery for
the skirt, made of the bridal veil OF
point worn by Mrs. Thomas, widow OF
the late Gen. George Ii. thomas, and
aunt to the bride, and willed TO her niece
to be worn upon her bridal gown. A
tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms,
and a large bouquet Of white flowers
completed the toilet.
Miss Marie Barnes was maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Edna
Tyler. Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown, Miss
Harriet Switzerland, Miss Anne Phelps
Brown, Miss Kathleen Weston, all OF
Washington, and Miss Alice Vernon, OF
MorristoWn. n. J.
Mass Barnes wore a gown OF white
lace mae with a coat effect CT white
taffeta, and large hat of lace trimmed
with Violets and tuile. The bridesmaids
wore similar costumes, their skirts,
however, being of fine lace trimmed net
instead of all lace, and their hats of
white satin straw trimmed with tIlle
and lilacs. : he only departure from
pure white was the touch of green in
the boquets carried by the brides at
tendantS.
i Brother Best Man.
Charles Bradley, brother of The
bridegroom, ser~ed as best man. and
the ushers were Duncan Bradley and
Edward Head, cousins of the bride
groom;/ DR. Robert Mason. Morveu
Thompson. Fl. Preston Galley. F. de
Coursey Faust. Hugh 3. Rowland. all
Of Washington; Alfred Tyler. of Balti-
more, and Theodore Tyler, of Chicago.
The guests who witnessed the cere-
mony represented army and navy So
ciety, the diplomatic corps, as well as
| the old District families,
The decorations at the church were
confined to the altar and chancel, and
| consisted of an artistic arrangement of
| palms and Easter lilies.
! AT the home o. Col. and Mrs Augus-
| tus c. TYLER, where the wedding break
| fast was given, the large bay window
| in the drawing room was transformed
| into a bower of flowers in which the
bridal pair received the congratulations
! of their relatives ard the bridal party,
| which with few exceptions, composed
the breakfast party The Tyler house
was attractive IN its array of blossoms,
pretty girls, ard handsome spring-like
gowns.
A Pretty Romance.
! The wedding Of today is the culmina-
ton of a pretty romance which begar
shortly after the bride made her debut
! from the kelloggs' family residence, IL
l street, several years ago, her engage.
rnent to Mr.. Bradley having been an
nounced shortly after Society people
generally have been interested in their
love affairs, especially the ten girl:
whom the bride selected for her attend
ants al the time the engagement was
announced, all of whom are now mar
ried but two.
Mrs. Bradley was educated for tn,
most part in Paris. where FOR some years
her father served as military attache Il
/ the american embassy. AIR. Bradley i.
| the eldest son or the late Judge 8ndre &
/ c. Bradley and Mrs. Bradley. is a grad
uate of Princeton. member OF the Met
ropoiitan Club. and Il universal favorit.
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