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The liriiliil party at the season's prominent society wedding, that of Miss
Kathenne Maekay, daughter of .Mr. Clarence H, Maekay, ami .Mr. Kenneth
O'Hrien. son of former .Justice ami Mrs. Morgan ,1. O Hrien, at St. .Mary 's
'hurch. Uoslyn, L. I. Ieft to nht : Miss Muriel Vanderhilt, .Mr. Morchead
ratlersDii, Mrs. (ioodhue Livingston, Jr.; Mix. Jviwiu I'ost, Jr.; Mr. Clarence
II. Maekay. father of the hrnle; the bride and bridegroom, Mish Kllin Maekay,
Miss hvelyn Wadsworth, Mrs. Tierce II. T.iillerand Mrs. ,). II. Mel-itdden.
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