Evening star., 1946-07-04
Iulie CabiU Wed
To Joseph Stanley
.At Mothers Home

The lovely garden of the Cahil
residence on Foxhall road was the
scene of the wedding yesterday ol
Miss Julienne Hilary Cahill, known
more familiarly as Julie, and Mr.
Joseph Wright Stanley. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. James Angus
tine Cahill and the late DR.. Cahill
prominent Washington surgeon anc
former professor of . surgery al
Georgetown University School Of
Medicine. Mr.. Stanley is the son Of
the late Col. and Mrs. David S
Stanley of Washington.
The Rev. Raymond Prescott Ca.
hill, who was ordained to the priest.
hood last Saturday, officiated at hi.
sisters wedding, and Mr.. Raymond
H. Mckinney of Rye. N. Y, escorted
his niece at the ceremony, which
was held in a setting of evergreens
and white flowers. The bride wore
a gown of white lace over net and 6
long veil of silk illusion edged with
heirloom lace. Her bouquet was Of
gardenias and bouvardia.
Miss Mary Jane Cahill attended
her sister as maid of honor and two
other sisters, Mrs. John Floyd Wag.
gaman II, and Miss Louise Cahill
were the only other attendants. AL
wore white organdy gowns trimmed
with lace and Mary Queen of Scot.
headdresses Of white tulle. Theil
bouquets were of white shaggy car.
nations edged in dubonnet, with
dubonnet satin ribbon encircling tn,
maid of honor's and white satin rib
bon encircling the others.
Little Miss Emily Beale Mclean
daughter of Mrs. Ann Meem Mclean
was flower girl, wearing long whit,
organdy dress and a wreath of ferr
and white flowers. She carried {
basket filled with flower petals which
she dropped in the path of the
bride.
Mr.. Samuel Fordyse Stanley was
best man for his brother and the
ushers were, Mr. David S. Stanley
another brother; DR.. Stanley Hunt
ington, 1t. Edward S. Willis and the
Messrs. Stephen Dorsey, Cecil Beas-
ley, Nathaniel H. Luttrell George
McMorris and John Floyd Wagga
man, II.
About ITS guests attended the
wedding and reception and Mr.
Stanley and his bride left later by
motor for st. Andrews-by the Sea
Canada. They will stop off in New
York and Maine en- route and will
be at home after August Is at 1876!
Wyoming avenue.
Yesterdays bride is a graduate O
Mesdames du Sacre Coeur Conven
and the Critcher School of Art
where she completed a course in in
terror design. She made her debu
during the season of 1888 at a recep
ton given by her parents.
On her maternal side, the bride |.
descended from Commodore Esel
Hopkins, first admiral of the u. S
Navy, and direct descendant O.
Roger Williams, founder of the Stat.
Of Rhode Island. On her paterna
side she is the granddaughter O.
the late Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Cahill of Washington, the former I.
well-known banker; and the lat,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prescott Nc
Kinney of New York.
Mr.. Stanley is a graduate of tn,
Choate School and Harvard Col
lege, class of 1885, and attende.
Harvard Law School. He is a mem
Der Of Hasty Pudding Institute O
ITO of Harvard, Union Boat Clul
of Boston and Army and Nav,
Country Club of Washington. H
served in the Army during the wa
and recently was returned to mac
tive duty as a major. He will be as
sociated with the Attorney General
Office in the Department of Justice
World production of all Unite,
Nations aviation gasoline plants TO
100 octane fuel reached a rate O
about 100000 barrels day just be
fore vi daV.