Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-21
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Ed. WosLD: On February 18th
the celebration of the marriage con-
tract Of Mr.. T. J. Kennedy aud Miss
NJ. ii. Corcoran tool. place in 81.
Patrick's Church, in Granite Creek.
Long before the services people were
seen coming over the mountains and
nils to witness the impressive and
solemn ceremonial of the Catholic
Church.
AT 1880 A. NJ, when the last sound
OF the bell was dying away, the happy
couple entered the nicely decorated
church and took seats in iron. of the
altar, Mr.. Dennis Cronin and Miss
Louisa Corcoran being the witnesses
OF tao matrimonial contract. Our
Rev. Pastor then came from the YES
try and after the blessing of the nup-
t'al ring pronounced them man and
wife. The Rev. Father addressed
them in beautiful little speech and
High Mass begun. The choir, under
the leadership of Miss Nora HALEY,
the organist, sung the beautiful Mass
composed by Concone Miss Mary
OBrien, soprano; Miss Mary Rot
'hier, alto; Mr.. Henry Hendrickx,
bass. At the reception, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, host of friends came to paw
their respects and tender congratula.
tIons to the happy couple. A good
tune was had in singing, and every
body admired the nice voice Of Mr..
Stanton and Mr.. 7. Fault.
The presents received by Mr.. 7. j.
and Mrs. NJ. Kennedy from their nu-
merous friends were very costly:
A handsome wedding cake and
two rich pound cakes nicely decorated
with flowers were furnished by Mrs.
ID. Steckel, proprietress of the Inter-
national hotel, at Placervile, who also
gave beautiful plush table cloth
and a variety of cakes.
Hogan & Spencer brown Cash
mere dress, one linen table cloth and
one-half dozen linen towels.
Mr.. J. Mckay nice plaid dress.
Mrs. j. Ellis one linen table
cloth, and one-half dozen napkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O'Brien, a pair of
embroidered pillow shams.
Mr.. J. Corcorau-a handsome silk
handkerchief.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gorman-two
liaen table cloths and one dozen nap
kins.
Mr.. Dennis Cronin-a handsome
bronze hanging lamp.
Mr.. John Vesev-a beautiful moss
rose tea set of China, consisting of
fiftyfour pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDevitt-a nice set
os frosted glass dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tucker-a glass
cake dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Leary-one-
half dozen silver knives and forks.
Miss Mary Leary-a beautiful sill
yer castor.
Mr.. James McCarthy-a handsome
silver sugar bowl and spoon holder.
Miss Mary Rotther--a beautiful
silver sugar spoon and butter knife.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. O'Brien-one-h half
dozen silver tea spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myer-a nice
pepper and salt castor.
Mr.. Charles Myer-a handsome
silver pickel castor.
Misses Nora and Louisa Corcoran
"A silver card receiver.
MISS Edna Ashcroft-one- half doz,
Ell silver tea spoons and butter knife
Mr.. Thomas Anson-a nice silver
cake basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley-one-hali
dozen silver table spoons.
Miss Agnes Halley-a magnificent
silver mounted pickle dish.
Miss Katie Ellis one half dozen
silver table and tea spoons.
Mr.. J. McNish-a beautiful silver
butter dish with swinging cover.
Mr. Johu Corcoran-a pair Of
gold ear rings.
Willie and Lizzie Cathcart-a nice
silver mounted pickle dish.
We wish :he happy couple pros
peritv and success in their matri
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