The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-04-27

HAZELTINE CAHILL. A wedding of interest
to a large number of friends throughout the
country was solemnized at o'clock last even
ing at the ST. Anthony Hotel when Lieutenant
Charles B. Hazeltine of the Fourteenth United
States Cavalry and Miss Margaret Cahill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emery of
Kalamazoo Mich, were united in marriage,
the ceremony being performed by Chaplain
Perry, United States Army, in the Oak Room,
which was a bower of lilies, ferns and palms.
The wedding was military in its character, the
entrance of the bridal party being heraded by
the Third Cavalry band of Fort Sam Houston,
playing the bridal chorus from Lohengrin The
bride leaning the arm of Mr.. Emery was
preceded by the maid Of honor, Miss Evelyn
Halle, of this city. The groom and his best
MAJ were awaiting the bride at the altar. The
bride looked very dainty and ethereal in an
exquisite gown of white satin yelled in chiffon
embroidered in pearls with tulle panniers,
caught up with white satin roses and pearls
She wore filmy antique Brussels lace veil, an
heirloom in the family. She also carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and sweet peas.
Miss Halle, the maid of honor, was lovely in a
yellow satin and tulle gown, carrying bouquet
of yellow iris.
Mrs. Emery, mother of the bride, was gowned
in a harmonious creation of orchid satin and
smoked gray tulle. with diamond and pearl
ornaments. The uniforms of the officers to-
gether with the exquisite costumes of the
idules eHllReueu Inc ceremony. "A udnusOmS.
ly appointed dinner was served in the Red
Room. the bride making attractive picture
cutting the wedding cake with the gloom's
saber.
The table decorations featured the bridal
motifs, large central adornment being formed
by dozens of bride roses and orange blossoms,
silver candelabra holding white wax tapers
were also used In the decorations.
Mrs. Hazeltine is unusually attractive and
talented young lady, having been educated in
this country and then spending some years in
Swiss and Italian schools and in general travel.
She was one of the most attractive and popular
girls of the exclusive social set of Kalamazoo,
where the family is one of prominence. Unset
tied conditions have changed the original plans
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hazetine. as the wedding was
to have taken place in Kalamazoo this fall. at
the home of the bride where an elaborate affair
had been planned Lieutenant Hazeltine is a
native of Maine, coming of one of the old New
England families. The presents were many
and of unusual elegance, the brides family be-
ing represented by handsome chest of flat
silver dinner service, and a seven-pece tea
service, besides many other useful articles.
The guests were Misses Evelyn Halle Mar
James c. Durham, the aunt of the groom, Mrs.
Emma Forsyth Rumsey, Mrs Henry Roland
Smalley, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Emery, MIR. and
Mrs John h. Halle, Captain and Mrs. Sterling
Price Adams, MIR. and Mrs. J. N. Lott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery Blair Hutchins. Mr.. and Mrs
Graham, and Lee Cahill, brother of the bride,
Chaplain Perry, Lieutenant Falkner Heard, DR..
Douglas, Edwards and Francisco Cardenas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hszeltine lief. for wedding trip
and after May will be at home at Fort Clark.
San Antonio, Texas. Express April goth.