Evening star., 1922-09-24
Weddings as Pleasing
Feature Of the Local
Society Calendar
Distinguished Company Wit
nesses Marriage Of Misc
Mackay and NJ. O'Brien.
Cther Notable Events.

Other Notable Events.
A large and distinguished company
attended the marriage Thursday OF
Miss katharine Mackay, daughter Of
Mr.. Clarence H. Mackay. to Mr. Ken
meth r. QBrien. which took place
in Rosslyn. Long Island. Among the
guests were Senator and Mrs. James
w. "adsworth. jr.; United States
ambassador to France, Mr.. Myron. T.
Herrick: Representative and Mrs.
w Bourke Cochran: the assistant
secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt: Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss. wife Of the third assistant Sec
retary Of State; for Undersecretay
OF state and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk,
former United States Ambassador to
Germany and Mrs. James w. Gerard.
ISrmer nMn Secretary Of state and Mrs.
Ambassador to France and Mrs
Henry White. former Secretary of State
and Mrs. Bainbridge Colby, former
United States ambassador to England,
MT. John w. Davis: Judge Alton B.
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge H.
A. OGorman., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Faber Downey. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Burial Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharles Steele. Mrs. Horatio Nelson
Slater. MI: and Mrs. Stephen II. P.Pell.
Mr.: and Mrs. Nelson OShaunessy. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry g. Black. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eernard M. Baruch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Chadbourne, Mrs. Henry
r. Dawson. DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Derby and Col. and Mrs. Henry May.
Tho bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Ellin Mackay, as maid OF
honor and among her several brides
maids was Miss Evelyn Wadsworth
OF washington. The bridal gown was
of more than passing interest, as the
train was Of point d'Alencon. belong
John W. Mackay. The train was
formerly the property of the Princess
Eugene and was presented to Mrs.
Mackay by her late husband. Falling
at each side Of the train were panels
OF white brocade shot with threads
cream chiffon heavily embroidered in
pearls and her tulle veil was edged
with the point d'Alenoon lace. The
maid OF honor was in orchid chiffon
with a blue hat and she carried a
shower of blue and lavender orchids.
Alice blue chiffon made after the
fashion Of the maid Of honor's gown.
and trimmed with gray fur. They
carried diminutive nuns Of chiffon
edged with fur In place Of the usual
flowers.
Tho ceremony was performed In st.
Mary's Catholic Church at Rosslyn. by
the Rev. Cornelius Clifford OF Whip
pany. N. J.. assisted by the Rev. Father
Martel. pastor of the church. pro-
gram Of music preceded the ceremony
given by the Paulist Choristers under
tho direction Of Father Finn. and
Nfischa Elman. violinist, who played
Schuberts Ave Maria The choris-
ters sang the wedding chorus from
'Lohengr!n" for the entrance OF the
NIyrvn SlaH A1
the Mendelssohn wedding march from
"Midsummer Nights Dream"
A wedding reception and breakfast
followed at Harbor View, the summer
home of the brides father. after which
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien left for a-wed.
in the garden.
Mr.. o'Brien. the youngest son Of
former Justice and Mra Morgan J.
O'Brien. with his bride will live at
Hampstead, L L. near the summer
home Of the brides father. .
Mrs. O'Brien has many friends In
Washington, where she has been
frequent visitor for some years.
An interesting wedding was that
thea CAN'T and Lieut.. Lawrence
Thomas Haugen, U. s. N, which took
place in the Baldwin Memorial
CHURCH at Millersville. Md. The bride.
who is the daughter Of Mrs. Harry
Baldwin Can't so was given zen, IN Hnsrv mar
d. CAN'T. U. 8. A.. and was attended
BY Miss Margaret Fishback Of Wash
ineton. as maid Of honor. and Miss
sarah Radcliffe of Petersburg. Va.
and Miss Florence Wibert Bates OF
Pittsburgh. as bridesmaids. Little Little
daughters of the brides sister. Mrs.
]. Edward Duker of Baltimore. were
flower girls. Lieut.. Walter Christ
mas Of Easton. Pa. was best man
for Lieut.. Haugen and the ushers IN.
Baltimore, Lieut.. Ralph E. McShane
Of Baltimore. Lieut. John P: Graf Of
Greenville. Pa. and Lieut.. Lloyd Har-
fison Of Boston. n
Miss Esther Yockelson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Yockeison, and Mr..
Ira Bell, were married Sunday, Sep
tember 3, by Rev. DR.. Davidman, the
ceremony being performed in the
home Of the rabbi. The bride was at
tended by Miss Fannye Bell and the
best man was Mr.. Samuel Bell. The
xroomsmen were DR.. L. Bell and Mr..
Morris YockeIson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell
left Immediately after the ceremony
for q wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell.
parents Of the bridegroom. motored
from their home in Newark, N. j.. for
the wedding.
Miss Ruth F. Deegan and Mr.. Wal
ter A. Rath were married yesterday
afternoon by Mgr. James F. Mackin
and Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. Rath entertained the members of
the wedding party at tea, at the New
willard.
Mrs. Albert r. Butler of 1874 Ken
yon street, announces the marriage
of her. daughter Miss Iris Mary But
Ter, to Mr.. Ottoman CDonnell, in Dem
rer. Col, September IA. Mr.. O'Donnen
IS an engineer and will be located In
Pueblo. Col..- for. the winter. Mrs.
O'Donnell has spent many. years of
her life in Washington and has host
OF friends here. -,
The, marriage of Miss Sarah Hill.
daughter of Mrs. Charles Boswell. to
Mr.. George J. Hollenbeck took place
at o'clock Wednesday evening In
the home of the Rev. w. W. Lynch,
Sol0 @ street Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Staples
attended the bridegroom and bride,
and number. of intimate friends