Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-30

large and brilliant company were pres
emit at the residence Of the BRIDE parents, No.
80 Hanover street, last Monday evening 10
witness the marriage Of DR.. J. u. Hear0 TO
Miss Nina e. Posey. The bride Is a well
known Lelle of South Baltimore and Is the
eldest daughter Of Mr. J. v. Posey, who has
i'een for many years connected with the police
department. The groom is n well known and
rising young physician IN the northeastern
section Of the city. lie was for some years a
member OF the police force as private, but
by faithful discharge OF his duties, he was
promoted 10 sergrantcy. IL WAS then that
Iris ambition shaped itself into higher course
and he commenced the study of medicine and
after period OF four years, his efforts were
crowned with success and he graduated with
the highest honnrs. Promptly at nine o clock
the bridal party entered the drawing room,
led by the parents of the bride; arxt came
Mr. Robert II. Posey and Miss Julia q. Raley,
acting as first groomsnan and bridesmaid.
Following these came the se.ond groomsman
and bridesmaid, Mr. w. r. l.. Raley and Miss
Nellie Stoddard lastly the blushing bride
leaning on the arm Of the groom. The bride
was aTrsyed in au electric blue silk trimmed
with plush and Spanish lace, the customary
bridal veil. and orange blossoms. In her
hands she carried % boquet OF exquisite flow
ears and bosom. The bridal party faced the
company, and Rev. DIR. Hodges, Of st. PauPs
Episcopal Church, read the beautiful Episco-
pal marriage ceremony, the bride being given
away by her father After they haG been
pronounced man and wife, and the usual flow
of congratulations ard been bestowed upon
the happy couple, the company adjourned to
the diRing saloon, where n magnificent colla-
ton had been provided by the amiable hostess,
to which ample justice was doue. During the
feast DR.. j. b. Sutherland made the following
neat little speech:
''Dr. Heard some month since, when in the
presence OF fhree distinguished gentleman, of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons, you
were declared doctor of Medicine when
so many beautiful boQuess were bestowed upon
you. in the ecssacy OF triumph you exclaim-
ed, This Is the happiest day Of my life."
This night, sir, far more beautiful "Posey"
has been bestowed upon you; one, that when
treading the paths Of life, you discovered as
but bud which you watched grow through
the Intervening years, till you saw her
blooming into full wOmanhood; Then you
dared 10 pluck the prize. This night, sir,
you tell us that THIS is the happiest day Of
your life; far more beautiful IL Ais "Posey."
Watch over her in the future as fondIy as you
have done in the past and when you merge
into the sere and yellow leaf, may you love
her as now -
The marriage Of Mr.. VIM. Cameron Jack
son, Of Savannah, Ga, and Miss Minnie
Florence Mosher was celebrated az the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, West baltimore
street, last Thursday evening. The cere-
mony was performed by the Very Reverend
Father McCoigan, Vicar General ofthe Arch
diocese Of Baltimore, assisted by Rev. Edmund
Dtdier, pastor Of ST. Vineenfs Church. The
anair was entirely void of display, and the
attendance comprised only the intimate
friends Of the bride and family Telegram.