The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-20
O'CONN ELF EENEY.
Charming Church Wedding at St
M~ichaels', Followed by a
Reception.

A pretty wedding was celebrated la
evening in st. Michael's Roman Catholic
Church. Ninth street, which was beaut1
fed by the masses of Bermuda lilies,
roses and palms that formed last Sun
days Easter decorations. The bride was
Miss Elizabeth l.. Feeney, and the groom
MIR. John L. O'Connell. At half p st
six O'Clock the bridal party entered the
church. led by eight ushers, MIR. john
Murphy, Mr.. Oh rles Dayton, Mr.. George
Mccarthy, Mr.. William Parr, Mr.. James
Mucihan and Mr.. John Gerrity, escorting
the maid of honor, Miss Kittie Wall of
Brooklyn, who wore pink crepe de chine,
and carried Mermet roses. Tne bride en-
tered on the arm of her brother. Police
Commissioner John z. Feeney. Sue
was becomingly attired III u princess
gown of white bengaline de sole. with
high corSage and sleeves to the Wrist,
trimmed with chiffon and orange bios
sons. Her bouquet was of brides roses,
and a long tulle veil fell to the end of the
court train. The groom and his best man.
Mr.. Joseph O'Connell. met the bridal
party at the altar, inside the rail, where
the ceremony was performed by Monseig-
nor De Concilio assisted by the Rev.
Father j. j. Boylan.
A reception followed at the residence Of
the brides mother, No. 522 Grove street,
where a large number OF friends o1fered
congratulations. Mrs. Feeney assisted In
receiving. wearing black silk, deliberately
trimmed with lace and jets. Supper was
served by Morrow q Day, aud dancing
followed, for which Prof. Holden fur
nished music. The floral decorations
were of smilax and cut flowers, and came
from Bonnet. At half-past ten Mr.. u
NT,a O1GAnna11 loft for IN fpin RI phi1a1al-
phia, Mrs. O'Connell wearing a becoming
travelling gown of tan cloth with feather
trimmings.
Among the guests were noticed:-Mrs.
NJ. Feeney. MI. John P. Feeney, Mr.. o.
Feeney, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. J. O'Connell.
Misses Jessie and Angie O'Conuell, Mas
ter Eddie O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Wiseman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wiseman. Mr..
aud Mrs. j. q. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs, j. F.
Kelly. Mr.. Philip Muldoon, Miss Mamie
O'Brien of New York, Miss Mamie Kelly,
Messrs. D.. Murphy, J. Mccullough and
j. Callahan of New York city, Detec-
Mary and Annie Connery. Mr.. Chas.
Dayton, Mr.. William Parr, Miss Kitty
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Winfield, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan McDermott, Mr.. Dennis McLaugh-
lin, Mr.. Hugh Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Rooney, MI. ana MIS-. u. l.. NOrldrOy,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.. Carroll. Miss Thomas,
OF Bloomfield, Mr.. Albert DATE. Mr.. John
Masker, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Smith, Mr.. G..
+. Smith.
Wegman-McDonough.
At eight o'clock last evening. in St.
Patrick's r. C.. Church, Bramhall ave-
nue., Miss Kate McDouough and Mr..
Philip U. Wegman were quietly married.
The bride wore Il becoming GOWN of pale
gray Bedford cord, trimmed with pink
crepe de chine Il steel p~assemeuterie.
aud the bridesmaid, Miss Lidie Farrell,
of White Plains, was also pr4ttily dressed
in gray cloth. Rev. Father Patrick Hen
Messy performed the ceremony, after
which refreshments were served at the
residence of the brides parents, No. SO
Kearney avenue, where, owing to recent
bereavement, only immediate relatives
were present. Among these were Mrs. d.
Wegman, Misses Lent and Josie Veg
man, Messrs. Charles. Theodore and
George Wegman, Mrs. Driscoll. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. McDonough. Messrs. Stephen,
Harry and Joseph McDonough. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wegman left ON the 1915 train for q
trip to Washington, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. On their return they will re-
e;ln In A ~, or nlann '