Evening star., 1921-01-30

A wedding Of Wednesday, Februar!
?, which concerns some Of the oldes
families Of Virginia and the old soutl
in general will be that at O'Clock
of Miss Frank Armstrong Sanders t.
Ensign Lemuel Phillips Padgett. U. S
NJ and stationed on the Tennessee
now in New York.
The ceremony will be performed in
the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Mary Quitman Sanders. at 1900 X
street, in the presence of a company
of friends and relatives, Rev. DR.. c
Ernest Smith fiiciating.
There will be no attendants. and all
details will be simply arranged. En-
sign Padgett, who Is the son of Rep
resentative Lemuel p. Padgett Of Ten
nesSee and Mrs Padgett. was of the
20 class, United States Naval Acad-
emy. He will take his bride to New
York to stay until the Tennessee sails
in March. when she will return to
Washington.
Miss Sanders is the daughter of the
late John B. Sanders and is great
granddaughter of Gen. B. Quitman
beautiful home. Monmouth, at Natchez.
Miss. was for years center for liter
a.ry and social life in the south. She
is related to the Washington. Dand-
ridge and Aylett families of Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Graalich, sr..
announce the marriage of their
Youngest son. Gregory. to Miss Mary
Veronica Connery of Balboa. Canal
Zone. Panama. on Tuesday. January ..
The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence w. Lawton OF Balboa,
where they will reside for the pres
ent.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Loretta
M Mrc OIL riv
Ryan of Chicago. ILL.,. and Mr.. Francis
J. Kilkenny Of Chicago, formerly a
resident of this city, took place in
Chicago Wednesday. January 26, at
10 o'clock at st. Ita's Church.
The ceremony was performed by
Grove, pastor of the church. and
was followed by a high nuptial mass.
The bride, who was escorted by
her brother. Mr.. John P. Ryan. wore
beautiful gown of white Kittens
ear crepe and rose point lace. She
was attended by her sisters. Miss
Marie Lillian Ryan. as maid of honor,
and Miss Katherine Stella Ryan, as
bridesmaid. The former wore a gown
of coral ribbed taffeta combined with
cloth of silver. while the latter was
charming in orchid taffeta garlanded
with silver leaves. Mr.. Thomas j.
Kilkenny, brother aof the bridegroom
acted as best man. and the ushers
included Mr.. Joseph d. Sullivan of
this city; Mr.. Dalton H. Mulloney of
Columbus. Ohio. and Mr.. Edwin L.
Ryan and Mr.. Mark J. Kelly of Chi
cago.
reception and breakfast followed
at the Edgewatef Reach Hotel and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Kilkenny left for
California. where they will spend
their honeymoon.
The marriage of Miss Helen Hughes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
HUGHES of New York. to Mr.. Samuel
J: Denny Of this city took place
Wednesday morning; The ceremony
Patrick's Cathedral. New York City,
by Mgr. spIain. followed by nuptiai
mass. ~
A wedding breakfast was served at
the Hotel Belmont The bride wore
a gown Of white satin trimmed with
held with coronet of lace and she
carried orchids and lillies Of the VAL
ley. Miss Mary Hughes. sister Of the
bride, was her maid of honor and she
wore frock Of figured taffeta in
pastel shades. de Medici collar Of
She carried tea roses. Miss Celeste
Denny. sister Of the BRIDEGROOM, went
70 New York for the wedding and was
bridesmaid. wearing a dainty gown
or lace made over neeh-co1ored satin,
ana tgrban OF cloth Of gold. She
carried La France roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denny are spending their honey
moon in Florida, and after February
] VIII make theF home in Washing
The marriage of Miss Helen Cham
ber'ain and Mr.. Raymond Newman
took place Thursdav. January q, in
Trinity pa-sonaRa. Father Geale ON.
ciatins. The bride, who was unat-
tended. wore a becoming suit Of
brown velour trimmed in fur. a hat
to match and n corsage bouquet Of
tea roses and orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman are making
q visit in New York. and after Feb
ruary Is Will be at home at 1ls r
street northwest.
On Wednesday. Januarv 2s. at 10 30
an. st. Agnes Catholic Church. Cherry
dale. Va, was the scene Of the first
wedding to take place within the
church. when the marriage Of Miss
Margaret louise. daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs Thomas N: Broderfck Of
Cherrydale. Va. and Washington. to
Mr.. Frank Russell Tierney Of Wash
inEton. was eolemnized by the Rev.
Father Lackey. The altar was artfs-
ticaliy decorated with evergreens and
roses. The bride, who was given in
church to the strains of the wedding
march from 'LohenErin" rendered by
Mrs. William J. McCloskey, organist
OF the church. During the ceremony
'AOh. Promise Ne" was rendered by
Mr; L steifel Of cherrydale. :.
The bride was attired in a tailored
travelling suit Of blue tricotine with
straw hat to match. and she wore .
corsage bouquet Of Killarney and
Bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
Ursula d. F1axel of Washington.
wore a becoming dress Of blue satin
with straw hat to match and q COR
sage bouquet Of tea roses and sweet
peas. The bridegroom was attended
by his brother. William Tierney Of
Washington. and the ushers were Mr..