Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE BRADLEY-BRoWN WEDDING
AT ST. MAR0ARET's.
Company Present to Witness
Ceremony-Holiday Parties
Personal Notes.

Miss Anne Phelps Brown and Mr.. Charles
Hamilton Bradley were married in the pres
ence Of large gathering Of their friends
yesterday afternoon at st. Margaret
Church by Rev. DR.. Casey Of Cayuga,
N. Y, the same clergyman who off1ciated
at the marriage of the parents Of the bride,
the late Levellon A. Brown and Mrs.
Brown. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, the rec
tor, assisted also in the ceremony, the
bridal party making a beautiful picture
grouped in the chancel, which was beauti-
fully decorated with white and pink chrys-
anthemums and palms.
The ushers were Mr.. William Steinmyer
and Mr. William A. Robinson of Pittsburg.
Mr.. William Pel and Mr. Marshall Mills
| Of New York, Mr. Gresham Poe of Balti-
more. MIR. Hugh Wilson of Philadelphia,
all classmates at Princeton and fellow
members of the Ivy Club of Princeton;
Victor Houston. U. S. N; Mr.. George
and Mr.. Edward Heald cousins of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Sevellon Brown,
brother of the bride. They preceded the
bridesmaids Miss Gertrude Brown and Miss
Elsie Curtis and the matron of honor Mrs.
Andrew Y. Bradley. to the chancel. The
| bride, who came in with her brother, Mr.
| Phelps Brown, was Beautifully gOWned in
ivory white satin, made princess the waist
| having a bertha rose point lace, worn
by her mother as a bride, and a round
guimpe of tucked chiffon. A tulle veil,
crowned with orange blossoms, and clus-
| ter of white chrysanthemums completed
| her costume.
The matron of honor and the bridesmaids
| wore empire gowns, made of pink SILK and
| Valenciennes lace, and picture hats in pink
felt. trimmed with pink roses. They car
ried pink chrysanthemums. Mr. Andrew Y.
| Bradley was best man.
| Relatives joined the bridal party later
| at the home of Mrs. Brown before the de-
| parture of the couple for their honeymoon
journey. Upon their return they will spend
the winter with Mrs. Andrew c. Bradley, at
| 2013 Q street.
Mr. Arthur Halsey will be best man to-
morrow at the wedding in Baltimore of his
sister, Miss Caroline Dixie Halsey, to Mr.. s.
| Eccleston Eichelberger.
| Rev. Admiral Silas Casey, L. S. N, and
| family, who have just returned from Eu-
rope, will spend the winter in Philadelphia.
Rear Admiral French E. Chadwick
| United States navy, retired. and Mrs
| Chadwick, who have spent the summer at
| Bad Nauheim, Germany, returned to their
cottage, Twin Oaks, at Newport yesterday.
The friends of Mrs. Jack Story will be
sorry to learn that she is i'll at her home on
| Connecticut avenue. Today she is some
what better.
A pretty Halloween party was given
Wednesday evening by Miss Marie Bischoff
at her residence 170S 18th street northwest
A large number of friends attended and the
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent. The parlors were decorated in red
and white bunting hung in festoons around
the walls Of the room and large lighted
pumpkins were hung from the ceiling. The
table was decorated with small pumpkins
at the plate of each guest, and large
pumpkin served as centerpiece for the
table The festivities began at s o'clock
and lasted until midnight A large num-
Der of appropriate games were INDUCED in
and musical program. including both vo-
cal and instrumental selections, was given.
The evenings amusement was concluded
| with a series of five dances.
The home of Miss Louise Leimbach, No.
G07 9th street southwest. was the scene of
a pleasing Halloween party, at which games
in keeping with the spirit of the holiday
The house was decorated with palms and
pumpkin lanterns. In the dining room,
| where supper was served, the same decora-
lions carried out During the evening
a number of selections. both instrumental
and vocal, were rendered by Miss Grace
Garner and Miss Louise Leimbach. Among
those present Were Miss Gertrude Perry.
Miss Grace Garner, Miss Gertrude Leim-
bach, Miss Louise Parlou Miss Louise
| Leimbach Mr.. S. Sutton. Mr.. H. Posey,
Mr.. G. Leimbach Mr.. H. Keiser Corn
wall, Mr. Carol Leimbach and Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Leimbach.
A notable wedding was that of Mr. David
]. Foley and Miss Bertha Jeanette NJ eade
| at ST. Aloysius Church last Tuesday after
noon at $50 O'Clock: The stately altar and
sanctuary We're decorated with imported
candlebra The bride prettily gowned
in creation of peal crepe de chine
built over taffeta and chiffon, and
wore a picture hat of white felt with flow
ing plumes. She carried large shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the val
ley, and was attended by Miss Mamie
Offutt, the only bridesmaid. who wore a
becoming costume of yellow silk mousse
line with hat to match. Mr. William II.
McGrann was best man.
/ The bridal party, headed by the ushers,
Mr.. Thomas B. Eckloff. moved up the aisle
to the strains of the wedding march
'Lohengrin." Rev. Father kelleher officiat-
ed A reception was held immediate
of the bride, where the happy couple
received the congratulations of a multitude
of friends The presents were numerous
and elegant Mr. and Mrs. Foley took a
midnight train for the north, and upon
| their return late in November will take up
| their residence at 257 street northwest
A pleasant evening was spent on Hal
loween at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Belt, Capitol Hill, when
| their two daughters Misses Lena and
Sally, entertained a number of their young
| friends. Vocal music was rendered by the
| young folks while recitations piano and
| VIOLIN SOLOS occupied prominent part In
the evenings entertainment The rooms
were artistically decorated with autumn
| leaves and jack o'lanterns, where many
| oid-fa shioned games were INDUCED in after
| which sumptuous reDast served in
| the spacious dining room. Dancing fol-
| lowed until a late hour. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Belt,
| Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Mothersead. Misses
| Mary Ferguson, Edna Carr, Jessie Carr,
| Justine Howard, Hester Mccormack, Mil
dred French, Lena Belt, Sallye Belt and
| Nellie Belt, and Messrs c. c. Brown, w.
! ]. Virts, A. J. Haight, Ferguson Fague
Edward Watson, Langley Heatnerton, Jack
| Harris, Theodore Prince Dick Herbert, AL
| bert Warren AMI Little Miss Martha Belt
| and Master Charles Browning.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Thomas
| Schutt and Mr.. William Waddlngton Wells
| was celebrated at the beautiful country
| home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Francis Granger Schutt, Oak Grove, Cherry
| dale, Va, on Wednesday evening, October