New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
WEDDINGS AT THE CAPITAL.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau


Washington. April 17-Miss Katharine Engs
Bradford. second daughter Of Rear Admiral and
Mrs Royal b. Bradford. married at noon to-
day at ST. Margarets Church to Howard Angel
Brockway. OF New York, who is now a member OF
the faculty Of Peabody Institute. in Baltimore.
The Rear Admiral reached Washington last night
and to-day escorted his daughter to the altar and
gave her away
st. Margarets Church filed with people
from the army and navy and resident and official
society. many OF those present having known the
bride from her babyhood About the altar were
white lilacs palms and Easter lilies while purple
lilscs marked the ends of the pews occupied by
members of the families.
The bride wore princess gown of white satin,
with Irish point lace the bodice. and a tue
SONS worn by her mother when bride. She car
ried shower bouquet Of liies-of-the-vaIley Miss
Rose Mary Bradford, her sister and only attend
ant, wore a gown Of pale blue messalins satin.
with cream lace the bodice and a hat trimue ed
with pale blue plumes.
Mr.. Brockway had best man his brother AL
bert L. Brockway. OF New York, and the ushers
were DR.. Robert Brockway. a cousin: Lenox Bond
Albert Nash and William Atkinson all OF New
York. The Rev. z. D. Johnson. brother-in-Iaw Of
the bride. performed the ceremony assisted by
the Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector OF 81. Mar
garets. small wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. and was attended by all OF the bridal
party, the mother and sister Of the bridegroom
most intimate girl friends. After a wedding Jour
ney Mr. and Mrs BrOckway will live In Baltimore
st. Johns Church filed at o'clock this
evening for the marriage OF Miss Bella Batenan
daughter of Mrs Arthur Edgerton Bateman of
Washington, and Charles D. Voorhis OF Paterson
n. j. The Rev. Ernest Morehead Paddock. for
merly assistant rector OF St Johns and brother
in-law of the bride, performed the ceremony as
sisted by the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith the rector
The bride wore a gown Of white satin embroid-
cred in silver and trimmed with beautiful old lace
and a tulle wedding veil She carried a shower
bouquet Of Hlies-Of- -the-vaIey. Miss Eliza beth
Voorhis. sister of the bridegroom wore a gown OF
point d'esprtt lace and a Louis XVI coat en-
broidered in silver Her headdress was formed of
The bridesmaids-Miss Margaret Harrison Miss
Natalie Magruder. Miss EIinor Hoyt Miss Caro-
Green. Miss Lillian Stone. Miss Alice Shepard Miss
Sallie Overshine and Miss Feroline Perkins-wore
skirts of pink point d'esprft and pink coats en-
brOtdered in silver. with headdresses similar to
that of the maid OF honor.
Mr.. VOorhis had best man Ernest T. Wood
worth. of Passaic, n. J.. and as ushers Dr. Frank
lin Van Winkle and Donald Mclean. OF Paterson
y. j.; NOrven Church and Valentine B. Holman
of Washington; Schuyler Maurice Leggett and
Henry Vessels. of New York. and Clark Mathai
and John Rouse. OF Baltimore. There were white
flowers and palms about the altar.
A large reception at Rauschers followed the
church ceremony. Mrs Bateman being assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Richard Elliott Palmer of Lon
don, England AS Mr.. Voorhis will not complete
his postgraduate course at the George Washing
ton University until June, he and his bride will
i've at the Cairo after brief wedding Journey
Later they VIII take longer trip.