Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
Society
Continued from Eighth Page.)

st. Paurs Church this morning at II
o'clock for the marriage or Miss kath
arine Dorothy Cahill. daughter OF MT
James A. Cahili. and Mr., Frederick
Stohlman.
TIE ceremony was performed by the
Rev Martin O'Donoghue. uncle OF the
bridegroom. In the presence OF iarse
gathering of relatives and 1r'ehns anu
q nnptial mass followed, The pride
who was escorted by her father was
chafming in her gown OF lustreus
fyory-tinted satin draped with the
tull4 which had formed her mothers
wedding veil and her fun court train
OF satin fell in graceful folds and was
held at intervals with sprays OF
orange blossoms, Her tulie veil was
of duchess lace held with tiny clus-
tsrs of orange buds and she carried
a shower bouquet Of bride roses and
lilies Of the valley,
Miss Helen Simpson, the maid or
honor. wore a gown of shell pink chif-
fen and q brown tulle and ohandlly
lace hat. The brides other attendants
were Mrs. James A. Cahill. jr, ana
Miss Margaret Stohlman. sister OF the
bridegroom, and their gowns were
beautiful models of Jade blue chiffon:
with which they wore picture hats OF
black tulle and chantilly lace. All OF
the attendants carried bouquets OF
pink roses, blue delphinium and lark
spur.
DIR. Martin Stohlman. brother OF the
bridegroom was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Robert Cahill and
AIR Victor CahiI. brothers o. the
bride; Mr. Edwin Stohiman, another
brother of the bridegroom. aud Mr..
William SueIzer, breakfast for the
wedding party. relatives and out-of-
town guests followed at the Cahill
residence, 23l9 Wyoming avenue.
tot
in receiving by Mr. Cahill, father OF
the bride, and her aunt, Mrs Julia
Barry, who wore handsome gown
Of dark blue satin. Mr.. and MRS.
Stehlman left later for their wedding
trip. the latter wearing modish blue
tricotine travelling costume with u
straw hat to match trimmed with
vari-colored embroidery. They Will
live In Washington on their return.
The out-of-town guests here ior tne
wedding included Mrs. Patrick We!ch,
Miss Gertrude Welch and Miss Eliza
beth Harrigan, all Of Boston; Mrs.
Robert Porter of Philadelphia: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McHugh of Whining
ton, and Mrs. James Mckinney OF
New York.
A beautiful wedding will take place
this evening at o'clock at Gunston
Temple Memorial Church. when MISS
Helen r. Baxter, daughter OF COL ana
Mrs. John Elton Baxter. Will become
The bride of Mr.. Charles Mcdonald
brown of Marietta, Ga. son of former
Gov. Joseph NJ. Brown and Mrs;
Brown of Georgia. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev Douglas
Putnam Birnie and a supper will fo!-,
low Immediately after the ceremony
at the Army and Navy Club for the
relatives and intimate friends.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. d. H. Connolly, wife OF
Capt Connolly. L. s. A. ad the brides
maids will be Miss Cora Brown OIL
Marietta sister Of the b-idegroom'
Little Betty Baxter. niece of the bride.
viii be the ring bearer. Mr.. Robert
New horteF of Athens, Ga, will act
az best man and the ushers will in
clude DR.. Edwin Broils of Baltimore,
formally Of Georsis' and MT; joseph
Last evening Capt. and Mrs. Connolly
antsrtained at q dinner dance at this
Army "a Navy Club. In compliment
70 the bride and bridegroom-e ELECT.
their wedding party. relatives and
disg. Former Gov. and Mrs; Brown
Arrived several days ago and are at
the Cairo with the family of the
eside. Miss Rachel Eunnally of At
lanta, and Mrs. Annette Pearce OF
unlontown. Pa. also are here for the
Ing 1t. Col. and Mrs. Baxter and
their daughter have lived since the
colonerD retirement in Cniontown.
Pa. ed came here for the wedding.
Prince Alfred and Princess Kath-
crime Hohsniohe are spending several
dsys in New York at the Ritz-Carl-
ton before sailing for Europe. They
have spent several months in WASH
ington with the latter's father and
sister. Mr.. Alexander Britton and Mrs.
Rusk-
The marriage of Miss Mary Berna-
dette Madigan. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas v. Madigan. TO Mr..
Gerald l. whelan of Cambridge.
Mass, took place at noon today in the
Church Of the Holy Name. the Rev.
Father Ksrgtck officiating.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Nora Madigan, and Mr.. Ar
thur Haverty of Cambridge. Mass.
was best man. The bride wore traT-
eling suit OF navy blue tricotine. with
. n1cdish blue hat and corsage
roeet. The bridesmaid also wore a
suit of navy blue tricotine, straw
hat OF the same color. and a corsase
bouquet Of sweet peas and roses.
There was q specially arranged
program of wedding music. with Mr.
Thomas Cantwell as soloist. On &C
count Of the illness of the brides
neither the wedding was simply ar
ranged. hut was witnessed by num-
her Of out-of-town guests. among
whom was Miss Annie C. Whelan. sis