The Washington herald., 1906-11-02

Tho marriage of Miss Anne Phelps
brown to Mr.. Charles Hamilton Bradley
took place yesterday afternoon at St
Margaret's Episcopal Church, on Connec-
ticut avenue in the presence Of a large
company OF friends, representing very
completely the older resideitt society Of
the District. with which bride and bride
groom have been Identified from their
birth The bride IS the daughter Of the
late SevcHon Brown. and tho bridegroom
the youngest son OF the late Judge An
drew c Bradley, and a nephew of the
late Alexander r. Shepherd.
The floral decoration was confined to
graceful grouping of palms in the chan
eel. with vases of white and pink roses
on the altar During the seating OF the
guests, the organist gave a short recital.
in which he introduced u number Of melo-
dies effected by the Ivy Club. Of Prince
ton of which the bridegroom and most Of
his Gshers were members.
The usheTs were Mr. Hugh I. Wilson,
Philadelphia; Mr.. Marshall F. Mills New
York; a1r. H. Williamson Pell New York;
Mr. Gresham II. Poe. Baltimore; Nh. W.
Augustus Steinmeyer, Pittsburg; Mr.
William A. Robinson, Pittsburg Mr.
Duncan Bradley. Washington; Mr. Ed
ward c. Heald, Washington; Mr.. Sevelion
Brown. Chicago; Mr. George L. Huntress
Boston; Lieut. Victor Houston. OF the
/ United States navy.
They met the bride and her attendants
+ NJ the church door and led the way to the
altar 10 the music OF LOhengrin. Miss
/ Brown. who made an uncommOnly pretty
/ and graceful bride, wore a gown of rich
cream satin with long. full train, draped
! in old family lace. and high lace-trimmed
bodice Her tulle veil was fastened by q
wreath Of orange blossoms, and her
( bouquet a huge cluster Of roses and lilies
of the valley. She was escorted by her
/ brother. Mr.. Phelps Brown, who cOnsign-
ed her TO the bT1degToom's keeping at the
! chancel The brides attendants, who
walked single file, were her sister. Miss
/ Gertrude Brown Miss Elsie Curtis, and
! Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley All wore pink
! taneta gowns made with demi train and
/ round high bodice the latter trimmed in
/ cream lace. Their sleeves were full and
Il graceful. ending at the elbow, where
/ they were met by pink gloves. Their
/ bouquets were Of white chTysanthemums,
tied with pink ribbon Large hats 70
\ match the gowns completed the very be-
Il coming costumes.
Mr.. Andrew I Bradley was his broth
\ er's best man. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
read the betrOthal service, after which
the bridal party passed into The chancel,
where Rev. Mr. Casey. Of Cayuga. y. Y.
conducted the marriage service; this
clergyman having officiated at the mar
Ti8ge OF tho brides parents.
Mrs. Brown, the brides mother. wore a
gown Of black velvet with |-sbaped
bodice, opening over old lace, both back
end front. and becoming t0qUe of violet
tulle. trimmed i'm ostrich tips Mrs
Brown was accompanied by her two small
sons The bridegr0om's mother, who IS
stHi ir mourning for her iate husband
wore a gown Of fine black grenadlne
made with a skirt covered in three
dunces, which were trimmed IN dull
black ribbon. Her toqUe was Of black
worn with short net veil
Others relatives present included tn.
brides two young brothers, Mir and Mrs
Robert Bradley Mr.. and Mrs. Madeline
: BRADLEY, the Misses Bradley, Mr. an,
Mrs John c. Heaid, Miss Heald, Mrs
Healy OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs
J. CONFESS Shepard.
The reception. which followed the cerc
mony, was limited 10 the bridal part
, and immediate family. the reception
cards issued with the wedding invitation
being for Mondays in December. wheI
! Nj and Mrs. Bradley viii be at home a
! -0f3 . street.