The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
A Brilliant Wedding.

The most fashionable wedding that has ever taken place in town occurred at St. Rose about D m, Wednesday evening. The contracting parties were MT Patrick keating of Danbury and Miss Bridget, youngest daughter of MT F. Blake of Hanover. Mir Patrick Kelley acted as best man and Miss B. F.. Culhane of Dam bury was bridesmaid. Both bride and groom are popular in society and the church was filled to overflowing. The bride was magniflcently attired in a suit of white albatros de crepe, cn traine. with valenciene lace draperies and moire silk and ribbon. The bridal veil was of tullc, caught with carnations and smilax. She carried q bouquet of white roses and | looked handsome. On the whole the bridal party made a most charming ap- pearance. The ceremony was solemnizcd by Rev Michael McCartan and, at it's con clusion, the bridal party and some 300 invited guests repaired to the home of the brides parents, where q reception was held and an elaborate bridal supper served. A commodious dancing platform had been previously erected in the yard and the beautiful moonlight lent charms to the brilliant scene. So royalty were the guests entertained that none thought of leaving until daybreak and many re- mained long after. The presents: Mir and Mrs John F. Lenihan, Bridgeport, Miss Nellie !. Blake, sister of the bride, s20. MT and Mrs W. J. Phillips, Danbury, lemon Mrs J. ]. Lyons. hand painted table scarf. Miss Della Mccarthy, antique lace tidy. Miss Nora Lynch, Danbury, steel engraving. Miss Mary A; Lillis panel picture Mrs c. R. Liliis, clock.
 MT and. Mrs James Meaiia, New Miliord,pre she NIT and Ssi Mrs Bernard Keating, goblets and Mrs simon Cannon, wash bowl and pitcher. Mir and Mrs F. Taylor, oil painting. water, hanging lamp.
 Mir Michael Blake, oil painting
 Messrs F. and !. Lenihnn, Bridgeport silver Mir Edward culhane, Bridgeport, silver SUI Miss Jennie Crotty, set silver knives. Miss Maggie E Bradley, napkins.
 Mrs Martin kenne, towels.
 Mir Edward and Miss Lulu Northrop, towels. MT Michael J Donohue, fancy table spread. Miss Mary F. Lyons, set silver tea spoons. Misses Mary T. and Maggie Callahan, pair Miss J. E. Gaffncy, counterpane.
 MrW. !. Brew. silver laele.
 Mir Daniel G.Kcane and Miss Mary M.Lynch Mrs NJ. Keane. Bridgewnter, counterpane. Mir Patrick Donohuc, lamp
 Mir John +. keatinR, pair oil paintings. Miss Theresa Donlon, table cloth.
 Mir and Mrs John Liliis, set silver forks. Mrs ' E. C. & Clover % and hs Mrs E Norfhrop. table cloth.
 
 bury, steel engraving.
 Miss Bridget Crowe and Joe Orman, Dan bury, plush rocker.
 Miss Lillie NJ. Gaffney, napkins.
 Miss Maggie Harrigan pair vases.
 Miss Ella Lillis, set silver tea spoons. Miss Annie Keating, silver pickle castor. Mir Dennis Keane, clock.
 Miss Nora Donovan, set silver tea spoons. Misses Mary and Maggie Blake, easy chair Miss Maggie K. Grifin, set silver tea spoons Miss Maggie K. Mulligan, cups and saucers Miss Aggfe Lillis. set silver knives.
 Miss Mary J. Harrigan, lamp
 Mir and Mrs John J. Culhane, Danbury. can Miss Mary A. Bradley, set silver tabl Miss Mary F. Kelly, silver butter knife an Mr and Mrs John J. Culhane. counterpart Mir and Mrs John Liilis, set silver knives Mrs M. Keating, towels.
 Miss Mary Lynch, Bible stand.
 Mir F. H. Bradley, easy chair.
 Miss Katie Lillis. table cloth.
 Miss Mary Finneli, easy chair.
 Mrs John FinneH quilt.
 Miss Mary Grove and l.. Cornwall, DaI Misses Mary and Maggie, Blake, extensie Hessrs Michael F. Bradley and Daniel Co batt, center table. M Miss Mary A: Mnlligan, lsnivss and forks. Mir Michael Cannon. Danbury. handson foot rect and cnspadore.
 Hessrs Jan Jsmes Kelley. Michael Bradley al Carl Kelly, hanging lamp.
 Misses Josie N. and Mary E. Carey, rug:
 John n' snd sis srislses H1. , -"s easy chair.
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