The Washington times., 1906-11-02
MISS ANNE BROWN
NOVEMBER BRIDE
Ceremony in st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church Pretty
Social Event.

Miss Anne Phelps Brown, daughter of
Mrs. SevellOn A. Brown. was married
yesterday afternoon 70 Charles Hamil-
ton Bradley, youngest son of the late
Justice Andrew c. Bradley. The cere-
mOny WAS performed in 81. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, at O'Clock by the
Rev DR. William Henry Casey, of
Cayuga, y. Y, who performed the
ceremony uniting the parents Of the
bride. He was assisted by the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith. rector Of St. Mar
garets. The church was hned with
friends of both families. making a large
company Of the distinctly ''old resident
set in Washington society. where both
= the bride and bridegroom have been
important factors in the younger ele-
ment.
The wedding was an extremely pretty
junction, owing 10 its perfect simplicity
IN decoration arrangements. The chan
Gel was decorated with punches OF pink
and white chrysanthemums in vases. in
termingled with tall palms. the color
scheme being white, pink, and green,
carried out in all the details. including
the gowns OF the bridesmaids.
The bride was attended by the bride
sroom's sister-in-law. Mrs. Andrew y
Bradley, bride OF less than TWO years
trude Brown, sister OF the bride and
Miss Elsie Curtis, as bridesmaids. The
brldegroom's best man was his brother,
Andrew Y. Bradley, and the ushers
were William Steinmyer and William A.
Robinson, Of Pittsburg; William Peu
and Marshall Mills. Of New York;
Gresham Poe. of Baltimore; Hugh VIII
son. OF Philadelphia. all classmates at
princeton and fellow-members of the
Ivy Club Of Princeton: Victor Houston.
u ). N; George L. Huntress, of Bos-
ton: Duncan Bradley and Edward
Head cousins Of the bridegroom. and
Sevellon Brown, brother OF the bride.
The bride entered the church with her
brother. Phelps Brown, who gave her
In marriage. Her gown was OF the most
sticking beauty. 1t was OF heavy ivory
satin. made princess and severely plain.
and closely fitting. The only trimming
was a tiny yoke of tucked mousseline
around the superb bertha Of rose point
lace which her mother wore on her we'd
ding gown. This was draped about the
yoke. crossed on the breast and brought
together at the waist line in the back
naklng an effect OF much grace and
beauty. Her train was very long and
tull and her veil reached 10 the bottom
OF II back and front
She carried a large bunch Of long
with long white ribbons and made a
picture OF an ideal bride.
ihC costumes of the matrOn of honor
ana the maids We're of pale pink liberty
silk made empire STYLE with demi trains
rink picture hats, trimmed with wreaths
or tiny pink TOsebuds and green leaves
uIl9 large punches or pink carnations.
ana maiden hair fern completed the
pretty effect.
"A reception followed the ceremony. in
the home OF the brides mother. Twenty
"a ll tnHaNsa II a
ana the relatives were entertained.
NJ Bradley ana his bride left on an
eEenlns Train for their wedding trip.
aTter which they will be AT home with
the bridesrOom's mother on Mondays in
December. at 3ll3 . street
The brides gOing-stway gown of gray
broadcloth was made on the same sim
PIE lines OF the bridal gown and was Set
on becomingly with smart cerise vel
vet hat.
An interesting feature of the wedding
was the presence in the wedding party
OF FIR and Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley a
bride and bridegroom OF eighteen months
ago. and of Miss Gertrude Brown and
george l. Huntress, of Boston, whose
engagement was announced some time
ago.
A pretty wedding took place in st.
Stephens Episcopal Church on Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, when Miss Bertha
Agatha JClihn. daughter of DT. and
Mrs. MagDus /. Juhhn, of this city,
was married to Robert Walter Dyer. OF
Saratoga. Wyo. The Rev. William r.
Bushby officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs. Dyer LETT Tor short trip 10
New York. Upon their return they will
be at home at 943 Virginia avenue until
December l. when they will leave for
their future home. IN SundanCe. WyO.
Miss Bertha jeanette Mead and David
]. Foley We're married In St AlOysius'
Church last Tuesday afternoon at 5:30.
The stately altar and uFarR
decorated with imported plants and
palDis and brilliantly illuminated with
wax and electric candelabra.
The bride was prettily gOWned in a
creation OF pearl crepe de chine built
over taffeta and chiffon. and wore a pic
3 ture hat of white felt, with flowing
plumes: she carried a large shower
bouquet Of white roses and lilies OF the
ualleu and WAS atIandad by Mss Mamie