The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
>)eattle
Society
Miss Mdhoaeg WodS AR.
Ward in st. Joseph's
Church: Mrs. Farrell
Luncheon Hostess, Wis
itor Honored at Tea.

ituF III UNOFCu UI Gu.
CIT. JosErH's church was the
~ scene this morning OF one OF the
most notable OF summer weddings.
when Mss Camille Mlhoney. daugh.
ter Of Mrs Mahoney and the late
Colonel George William Mahoney,
plikhtcd her troth to Mr., Walter
James ward son OF MIR J. W, Ward.
Of 81. Johns. n. Il. The service was
read at 10 O'clock By Rev Father
Thomas J. Madigan Also attending
were Bishop Edward J o'Doa. Father
ID. ]. Haniey and Rev. II. A. Brod
mann. chaplain OF the Z. ). $. New
York.
Pink and white was the color
scheme used in decorating. ophelia
roses and cathedral tapers adorned
the altar ophelia and Columbia
roses. giadiol and huclslcberry werc
gracefully massed at the chancel and
filled the wall pockets that hung on
the walls Of the little edifiec. Gradu-
ated standards. alternately crowned
with these lovely blossoms. and
lighted candelahra formed the aisle
for the bridal party. The wedding
march from Lohengrin was used for
The professional and Mcndclssohn's
for the occasional.
Preceding the ceremony MIR. Frank
Moultcu sang Because and during
the nuptial mass the Knickcrhocker
quartet rendered -Bencdictus." from
g. CHcllia's mass. and 20 Salutarls.
A violin solo. To a Wild Rose was
played BY Miss Kathleen Melon.
ough. and Miss Frances German
nang Dudley Bucks ave Marta.
Mr.. Gregory Ward. the groom's
bruther. WAS hts groomsman. and the
uSherx were Mr.. Dwight Hartman,
0r. Joseph ward Mr.. Taylor Cast.
I'M and Mr.. Ralph keenan,
NrA Cecille Aahoney Kane was
her sisters matron OF honor. and was
o&xired In lovely model OF cmbroid.
erod gold metallic Lace over orchid
eolcred metal cloth with the tunic
dfapery and sash of orchid mar
Qutnette. and a picture hat OF orchid
euaie trimmed with sprays OF metal
clcth roses. Her flowers were Co
lonial bouquet OF orchid tinted sweet
peas and Columbia roses. surrounded
~ ostrich. and tied with streamcrs
- orchid~shaded tulle and ribbon.
Two tiny maidens In fluffy organdie
3ruc5s. Rose Alice Castlen in peach
tones. and Mary Cecllie Kane. in
ME- green. carrying baskets OF pink
sweet peas and baby roses. made
o1cruble little flower girls
Entering on the arm OF Mr.. John
1ockiey. who gave her In marriage.
the bride. who is one OF seattIess
most charming girls. was exquisite
n her bridal dress OF kitten.ear ivory
attn. heavily beaded with pearls and |
Q1mmcd with rose point lace. The
nipple drapery was caught up with
etusters Of silver tissue ribbon flow.
ot1 and the long court train was
ornamented with pearls. The ven
U1s = family heirloom. OF cream nss
e4Ecd with Duchesse lace. II was
tnefsned to her couture with plaits
~ the back and gariandad with a
wreath Of orange blossoms. Her
lovely Colonial bouquet was OF
NATIVE orchids. lilies Of the valley. |
white sweet peas and opheIia roses, |
onowercd. and encircie with white |
0ntrtch.
Mrs. Mahoney's gown was Of black |
Axyptian lace over steel.eotored
uetxl cloth. trimmed with bands of
oeeej and Jet embroidery. with this
- wore a black burnt ostrich hat !
ond a corxage of sweet peas and |
Cecil Drummer buds.
a reception followed the ceremony
- the home OF the bride. In the
cetvtng line were the bridal party. |
4rs- Mahoney. the brides mother.
~. J. A. Ward. father OF the groom.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley.
Presiding Al tho handsome tea table
we're Mrs. James f. GaIbraith ana
mrn. Thomas J. German. Assisting
n the entertainment Of the guests |
w<re Miss Ann Agnew and Miss
1r1nccs German.
On their wedding trip Mrs. Ward
Wore Lagar model Of dark blue not. |
~ twill with pearl gray facing and
potchtng. and a blue corded sin hay
~r. and Mrs. Ward win be absent
EvsraI weeks and after September / |
psth be at home at the Seward part. |
.acnts. Mrs. Ward is a graduate OF
lacred Heart college of Detroit
: nich.. and Mr.. Ward Of 81. Dun.
Gan's college at charlottetown |
FRINGE Edwards Island.
Among the out.of.tovn rrtcxts M
ne wedding were DIR. and Mrs. Leo
Hunt. Of Tacoma: DR.. and Mrs. Ray.
mond A. Quigiey. OF Everett; Mr.. and
Mrs James Pessinier and Miss Clare
Pernmier, Of Tacoma: Mr.. Clark
Cunningham. Of British Columbia.
E1rs. Henry Williams and Miss Eve.
fyn Wifliams. Of Spokane: Mr.. ana
Mrr. Robert Gillespy. Of Portland
Mrs. p. j. cronin and daughter. Miss
katherine Cronin, and son, Rev. wu.
Ham Cronin. Of Portland. and Mr.