MAJ JOHN B. ATKINSONWEDS IN BRIGHTONMiss Louise Marie O'SheaBecomes His BrideMiss Louise Marie O’Shea, daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward P. O’Shea of Brighton, and Maj John Bradshaw Atkinson, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F. Atkinson of Cambridge, wen* married this forenoon in St Colujnbkilli.’sOhurcH, Brighton, by Rev John W. Mahoney. Anuptial mass was celQl'j-ated at 10. T1he bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by MissPhoto by C'-allsman StudioMRS JOHN B. ATKINSONFrances O’Shea of Brighton, her cousin, who was bridesmaid, and by Miss Ruth Bulger of South Boston as flower sJrl. Dr John Hopkins, Boston College, W16, was best man. The ushers weio Raymond A. O’Shea of Brighton* Joseph Guiney, Frank Ryan and Jack O'Connor of Cambridge.The bride’s gown was of ivory satin with duchess lace; she wore a veil with coronet of orange blossoms and carried orchids and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid was in peach georgette and silver, with silver cloth hat, and her bouquet was of Ophelia roses.The organ music wras by Prof John A. O’Shea, uncle of tltet bride. Thomas F. Quinn of Cambridge sang “Ave Maria.”The reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, 20 South st, Brighton. Maj and Mrs Atkinson were assisted in receiving by the parents of the sou pie.Maj and Mrs Atkinson will p*8H theirhoneymoonMountains.motorin~inthe WhiteQliwn/VY MPMDRIAI nAY