The Washington herald., 1920-02-06
COLLEGE ROMANCE ENDS
IN MARRIAGE.

/ A romance which started back
in their college days in this city
has ended in the carriage OF Miss
/ Alvera N. Killorin. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Killorin.
| of Boston. in st. Joseph's Church
/ Tuesday. to George J. Graw. of
New York City. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Graw, of Knox
/ vii Tenn.
ne rector. Rev. Florence j.
Halloran. performed the ceremony,
after which the bridal party went
, to the Copley-PlaZa for a wedding
their honeymoon at Palm Beach
and other parts Of Florida and will
1 live in Brooklyn Heights, n. Y.
Because of the death of the
brides brother. Lieut.. George w.
Killorin, jr.. in the air service, the
wedding was quiet, only the i'm
mediate families being present and
a reception was omitted. The
bridegroom's mother also was pre-
vented by illness from attending
the ceremony.
Mrs. Graw is a graduate OF Notre
Dame Academy. Boston. and Trinity
College, Washington class of 1916:
director OF the Trinity College
Alumnae Association, a member of
the Association OF Collegiate
Alumnae, and of the League OF
Catholic Women and the Cecilian
Guild of Boston.
She was in Berlin when the war
broke out and heard the former
Kaiser deliver to the public the
ultimatum to Russia After the
same difficulties experienced by all
travellers then in Germany she
reached Paris and sailed for home
Mr.. Graw received his masters
degree at Boston University, after
graduation from the University OF
Tennessee and the law school OF
the Catholic University in Wash
ington. He is member of the
Cumberland Country Club of hi.
home city and of the New York
Bar Association.
| Mrs. Efhe L. Scott. OF New York
City. Will farrive in Washington
this morning to remain over the
weekend at the Raleigh Hotel
Mrs. Scott has just returned from
Lincoln Neb., wher she visited
Gen. Pershing's sisters, Mrs. d. NJ
Butler and Miss May Pershing.
On Wednesday, February IL. the
Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Johns Col
lege Will hold a dance at the Will
lard Hotel for the benefit of the
college. The temporary officers are:
Mrs. w. w. AdamsoB. Mrs. E. J.
Quinn. Mrs. T. Dunwcrth. Mrs. d.
Gatti. Miss t. Fitzgerald, Mrs. jose
phines Tighe. Miss H. Quinn, Miss
Agnes Whalen. Miss NJ. Lally, Mrs.
Ertter. Mrs. w. Morris and Miss
May Brosnan. The patroresses are:
La Sonora de Riano, Madame de
Pezet. Madams Calderon, Princess
Boncompagni. La Sonora de Uruets,
Madame LIE Breton. Mrs. T. +. Nc
Eneany. Mrs. Edward ]. Juinn, Mrs.
Della A. Reddingron, Mrs. VIM. F.
Shanahan, Mrs. VIM. H. Turton,
Mrs. L. H. Watais. Mrs. NJ. /. Weller.
Mrs. VIM. A. Wimsatt, Miss Rebecca
Worthinston, Mrs. v. L. woodridse,
Mrs. Jamie de veyra, Mrs. VIM.
Benson. Mrs. 8. A. Morris, Mrs. d.
C. Shea, Miss T. Fitzgerald, Mrs,
]. Brosnan, Mrs. J. Kenny. Mrs. I.
r. Peak. Miss T. Martha Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Milton 3. Allies. Mrs. Henry F.
Ashurst, Mrs.. Leon Arnold, Mrs.
Charles ]. Began, Mrs. F. Byrne,
Mrs. ]. Cammack. Mrs. Daniel B.
Casley. Mrs. Alfred Costello, Mrs.
P. A. Drury, Mrs. VIM. H. DeLacy,
Mrs. w. Dunworth, Miss Orline Fem
wick. Mrs. FL Finnin, Mrs. ]. j.
Fister. Mrs. s. Gatti, Mrs. G.. A.
Glennan, Mrs. Ellen Gowans, Mrs.
M. Heister. Mrs. John f. Joyce, Mrs.
James Keliher, Mrs. A. N. Man ell,
Miss Elizabeth v. Mllrich. Ms. ].
r. Mccoy. Mrs. Charles A. Mccarthy,
Mrs. NJ. darcy Magee. Mrs. NJ. A.
Keane, Mrs. ]. Leo Kolb, M.s.
Michael Lyons. Mrs. ]. E. Powell,
Mrs. r. e. Forrest and Mrs. George
May.