Evening star., 1921-04-25
MI. Franklin X. Lane, Jr.,
and Miss McCahiQ Welded.

r Tankhn H. Lane
and Miss McCahin Welded.
Mr.. Franklin X. Lane. jr, SON of
the former Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs.Franklin K. Lane. and Miss
Catherine McCahilI. daughter of Mrs.
James McCahill. who were married in
Lake City. Mimi. at the brides home.
Saturday afternoon. will be at home
tober 1. They are now on a southern
honeymoon trip. The marriage serv-
Ice was read by the Rt. Rev. John
Grimes. Bishop of Syracuse, cousin
Of the bride. before an improvised altar
OF cybotium ferns and Easter and
Gala lilies, f1anked on either side with
lighted tapers in golden candelabra.
A stringed orchestra gave short
program of nuptial music while the
guests were being seated The ushers.
Mr.. James r. McCahill and Mr.. Eu-
gene p. McCahill. brothers of the
bride; Mr.. Gerald DeCourcey May of
Washington and Mr.. Lyndol Lester
Young of Los Angeles. They were
followed by the bridesmaids. Miss
Madeline Fagan and Miss Ada Heinze
of New York. Miss Eleanor McCahill
attended her sister : maid of honor.
All of the attendants wore gowns
fashioned alike in hydrangea shades
Of tafreta and lace with hats of lace
and tulle.
The bride was given in marriage by
her grandfather, Mr.. p. II. McCahilI,
and the best man was Mr.. f. l.. Do
heny. jr.. of Los Angeles.
The bride wore gown of ivory
white satin made on straight lines and
eau; { at the waist line with tiny
grid. of orange blossoms. The round
decollete and short sleeves were of old
rose point lace. Her rose point veil
was arranged in cap effect, with sprays
Of orange blossoms. and it fell to the
hAO rf har in Nf in ,n
bridal bouquet was a shower of white
orchids. lilies Of the valley and gar
denias.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held. which was attended by sew
eral nationally prominent friends of
both families and many residents of
different parts of Minnesota. The
brides travelling costume was of tan
twill. with which she wore a coat and
hat to match.
Count and Countess Raben Levetzau,
who were here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins last week, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry God
dard Leach at their home N New York
The countess is a daughter of the late
Charles Moulton of New York.
at the Vanderbilt Hotel. in New York
where they will remain until they
sail a few weeks hence for Europe.
Mrs. w. II. Macarthur. wife of Col
W. H. Macarthur. L. S. A. will have
as her guests this week her brother
in-law and sister. Col. and Mrs. r. p
Davis. who have just returned from
Manila after a two-year absence,
and will arrive in Washington Wed
nesday. They will go later to Fort
Munroe where Col. Davis will assume
dsli oh f,I hos L
tiles are being planned for Col. and
Mrs. Davis, who have many friends
here. Mrs. Macarthur has given sew
eral important dinner parties during
the spring season.
Mrs. Louis Titus left Washington
yesterday for California and will joir
Mr.. Titus in Buriingame. She will
return here the second week in May
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Price Evans
entertained at luncheon yesterday ir
their home in Chevy Chase in honor
of the comptroller of the currency
and Mrs. Crissinger and Miss Girls
singer.
Mrs Samuel G. Blythe left yester.
day for a ten-day stay in New York
Col and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins
who passed the winter in Porto Rico
are back in washi r. :, ton and are Wis.
iting Nrs. James T. Leavtt.
Additional patronesses for the rolc
ball to be given Monday evening
May .. in tho New Willard bathrooms
include tho AMBASSADOR Of France and
Mime. Jusserand. Mr. and Mrs. Herber
Stabler. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor KaufY
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Welles
Mrs. Thomas r. Logan. Mr.. Raymond
T. Baker and Mr.. John Il. Hender
SON
Mr.. Ellen Spencer Mussey has re
turned from New York. where sh'
was the honor guest of the Woman.
Republican Club. Mrs. Mussey SPOKE
b. request OF The peesidsat. Ars