The Washington times., 1927-11-26
Democratic Clans Gathered Here
For CdhiLL- -IumUIty Wedding Today
Miss Mary P. Tumulty Is
Wed This Morning to
Robert CahiTl, Of D. C.

IN the presence Of . large NUM-
Der Of Democratic officials
past and present-the wedding
Of Miss Mary Patricia Tumulty,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
p. Tumulty, and Robert Cahill,
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cahill, was solemnized
this morning in the Church Of
st. Thomas the Apostle.
The ceremony was performed
at 10 o'clock, by the Rev. Thomas
A. Walsh, of st. Thomas, who
was assisted by Father Hurney,
Of st. Patrick's; Father J. ].
Callaghan. Of sc. Matthew's;
Father Connor, Of South Orange,
N. j., and Father Zeigler, Of
Baltimore. There was . nup-
tial mass, after which . wedding
breakfast was served at the
Carlton Hotel.
MANY In the large group Of
Avx guests looked to see II Mrs.
woodrow Wilson was present,
but she was unable to accept the
invitation because Of q previous
ergagement to attend the Army
Navy football game this after
noon In New York, where she
went with Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Cary T. GraysoTl.
The bride was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by
her father. She wore q gown Of
ivory transparent velvet en-
broidered in pearIS-a robe-de-
style. Her veil was Of tulle trim.
med with rose-point lace and was
held in place by q corofet Of
the lace in front. Her flowers
were lilies of the. valley and
orchids. And she carried small
fan Of rose point with pearl
sticks.
NEISS GRACE TUMULTY was
V1 maid Of honor for her sister.
She was gowned in green taffeta
and tulle fashioned like that Of the
bride and wore a picture hat Of
black velvet. The bridesmaids
Miss Katherine Tumu1ty and Miss
Alicia Tumulty-sisters of the
bride, also wore gowns made like
that of the bride-one wearing
orchid taffeta and the other wear
ing blue. Their hats were picture
models in black velvet. All Of the
brides attendants carried bouquets
Of larkspur and snapdragon.
The bridegroom had as best man
his brother, DR.. ]. A. Cahill, and
the ushers were Victor Cahill, an.
other brother: Frederick Stohlman,
Leo Rocca, Joseph p. Tumulty, Jr.,
brother of the bride: James Lamb.
of North Dakota, and Francis K.
Kittridge, of Worcester, Mass.
The decorations of the church
were palms and a simple arrange
ment Of white chrysaRthemums,
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A T the reception at the Carlton
"A the bridal party received in
the west end Of the grih, standing
before a screen Of palms. Later
the bride presided over O heart.
shaped table, at which were seated
the bridal party.
Mr.. ,Cahill and his bride left early
In the afternoon on a wedding trip.
They will be at home after Decen1-
Der IL, at 1921 Connecticut Ave.,
where they have taken an apart
naent. Mr.. Cahill Is in the real es-
tate business in Washington.
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A MONG those present at the
"A wedding today were Governor
and Mrs. Angus Mclean, OF North
Carolina; former Gov. James M.
Cox, Of Ohio, and Mrs. Cox: the
former Attorney General and Mrs.
Mitchell Palmer, Senator Thomas
J. Walsh, Senator and Mrs. Pat
Harrison, Senator and Mrs. Ed
ward I. Edwards and their daugh.
ter, Miss Elizabeth Edwards; for.
ner Senator and Mrs. A. o. Stan.
ley, Representative aid Mrs. Cor
dell Hull, Representative and Mrs.
Finis ]. Garrett.
In the group Of guests were
many who had been associated
with the brides father when he
served as Secretary to the Pres
adent under Woodrow Wilson.