Evening journal., 1913-05-01
MISS CHURCHMAN
AN APRIL BRIDE
Daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
ChurChman and Mr.. Cannon
Married in St. PatriCk'S

Miss Catherine Marie Churchman,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Philip O.
Churchman and John NJ. Cannon
were married yesterday afternoon in
ST. Patricks r. C Church. Fifteenth
and King streets, the ceremony be-
ing performed by the Rev. Thomas f.
Waldron, pastor of St. Paul's r. C..
Church, assisted by the Rev James
p. cuigley. pastor of ST. Patricks.
and the Iey. Thomas Garner Miss
Clara Louise Ford was maid of hon
or. The little flower girl was Miss
Catherine Ford James p. Bakey was
the best man The us .ors were VIII
liam McElwee and Dr. John NJ. Stad-
ter
The bride was given in marriage by
her father She was beautifully GAVIN
ed in white crepe meteor. The waist
was OF tulle with soft drapery of
chantilly lace and pearl trimmings.
/ The skirt was also draped. the drap-
cry caught at the side with pearl
ornaments, and panners of ace A
vatican train, fastened at the top Of
the high waist line with large pearl
ornament, fell in soft and graceful
/ folds.
A bandeau OF tulle caught with
/ lilies of the valley. maiden hair fern,
and three tiny white ostrich tips was
extremely becoming to her brLLette
beauty. She carried a large bouquet
Of American Beauty roses.
The maid of honor was attired in
pink messaline with overdress OF
pink chiffon. softly draped with Z. IN
/ ish of tiny quilting, and a touch of
pale blue color In neck and sleeves.
She wore white straw hat faced with
! pink messaline with tam-O-shanter
crown of the same material, enclrcled
I by a wreath OF forget-me-nots She
carried bouquet of La France roses.
The little flower girl fore a dainty
frock of white null with Falencicnncs
lace trimming. A wreath of daisies
eucircled the curly head and she car
ried a small basket flied with dais-
les. Mrs. Churchman. the brides
mother was becomingly gowned in
/ brown brocaded satin, with trimmings
of coral colored chiffon and brocaded
trimming She wore a picture hat of
shaded brown straw with coral plume.
In tho soft illumination of many
candles, and chance and altar, "A
bower Of floral beauty, the church
/ presented beautiful appearance
during the brief ceremony. Mendels-
sohn's wedding march was played by
the organist, Miss Mary T Lrphy, as
the bridal party entered tn, church.
and they stood silently within the
sanctuary while a beautiful soprano
solo. 20, Promise Me" was sung by
Miss Vera Gilbride.
Miss Gilbride. who is a pupil of Pro-
fessor francesca Fancidilli. is a warm
personal friend of the bride. both hav-
ing attended Ursuline Academy at the
same time II was at the special re-
quest OF the bride that the solo was
sung by Miss Gilbridc, Following
tho ceremony, dinner was given ai
the Kennett, the home of the bride 's
parents. which was attended only by
the immediate relatives. The guestt
included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cor
man. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Gorman
Mrs Marie Mckee and Clarence Nc
Kee of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
James p Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield
IS Quigloy. George Churchman, Miss
Marie Churchman and Miss Annabnl
Churchman The bride was the re-
cipient of many beautiful gifts of sill
yer, cut glass, china and furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon left last even
ing for ashington. On their return,
they will live at No. 1910 Delaware
avenue.