Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ORANGE IBLOSSONlS.


Wedding at st. Mary's Church Last Evening.
In the presence of large company at
St. MaTy's church last evening, Miss Annie
Doyle, eldest daughter of Mr.. John Doyle,
of 22O North Duke street. was joined in
holy wediOck with Mr.. Francis b. Nc
Laaghlin, son of the we'll known carpenter
and builder, Mr.. Daniel Mclaughlin. The
ceremony took place shortly after eight
O'Clock, aud the entrance Of the bridal
party into the sacred editice was announced
by the joyful peals OF MendelssObn's
"Wedding March," executed in her GUS
tomary brilliant style by Miss Lizzie Stro.
bel. orgaDist of st. Mary's. The party
proceeded up the nave Of tho church in the
following order Mr.. James A. McElhOne
and MIR. VIM. o. Frailey, ushers Miss
Delphina Doyle, sister of the bride. &C.
companied by Mr.. Charles Mclaughlin,
brother of the groom Miss Kate Doyle,
sister Of the bride, accompanied by Mr..
Harry Mclaughlin, brother Of the groom
the bride and groom. The bride looked
strikingly handsome in a dress of white
tarlatan, very elaborately made, prOfusely
trimmed with orange blossoms, and with
a sweeping train she wore also long
white veil and upon her head wreath of
orange blossoms. As she swept up the
aisle, leaning upon the arm of the groom.
she was the cynOsure of interest and ad-
miratioD, though indeed the bridesmaids,
her sisters, likewise looked charming and
attractive Miss Kate wore white tarla-
tan over pale blue silk waist, and Miss
Delphina the same material over
pink silk. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev. Father Hickey,
who accompanied the solemn act
with words Of wholesome advice to the
new-made couple. The vows having been
exchanged and the twain pronounced one,
the bridal party again formed in reverse
order from that above given, and while
the organ pealed forth merrily, the man
and wife with their attendants and many
of the invited guests took coaches and
wore driven to the residence of the brides
parents, on North Duke street, where a
reception was held that lasted far into the
night, and during which the bride and
groom were overwhelmed by the cOngratu-
laticns of hosts of friends, and all kinds of
festive amusements indulged IN. The
table in charge of Joe Lebar, the we'll
known caterer, was handsomely set
and abundantly supplied with tho
good things cf this life, to which
the scores of guests did ample JUS
Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin repaired to their
new residence, 226 East Walnut street,
erected by the groom's father and furnished
ready for living, where they enter upon
the married state and housekeeping on
their own account with the cordial good
wishes of very many friends.
In token of the goodwill with which
their entry into welded bliss is accOmpa-
pici nv their friends NAV ba mentiOned
the fact that the young couple have been
made the recipients Of large number of
handsome and valuable presents, including
an abundance of silverware, china, glass
and quantities of various Ot...er articles of
use and ornament. They comprise. q"
exceedingly brilliant display at last even
ing's reception and were greatly admired
by the assembled company.