The Newtown bee., 1892-06-03
Lillis Donlon.

St. Rose was filled to witness the mar riage of Andrew Donlon and Mary Lillis, n brief notice of which was given in the BEE of last week. The formidable ar ray of teams outside the church ana the eager throng of friends and relatives within set the hearts of the bridal cor tege pounding and nerves shaking, but they made fine appearance and the high mass and sacrament of matrimOny passed of smoothly to the satisfaction of all. The sweet little bride was attired in steel colored dress of some soft wool material cut en traine and trimmed with silk and ribbon to match, with feather edging at wrist and throat. The hat was too sweet for anything; a steel col ored toque trimmed with ribbon and white ostrich tips and corsage bouquet of yellow tea roses completed dainty and charming costume. The brides maid, Miss Maggie Lillis, was dressed like the bride, with the exception of train and was attended by the best man, Martin Blake, cousin of the groom. The bridal party all wore roses like the brides. Father Fox performed the cer- emony, after which a large party of in- vited guests repaired to the residence of the brides father, Michael Lillis of Han over, where an old fashioned wedding party made merry till 7, the next morn- ing. Mir and Mrs Andrew Donlon will begin housekeeping in the house with the groom's mother near the academy, where a nice suite of rooms is being tit- ted up for them. The presents were numerous and elegant:
 Bedroom suit, M. J, Houlihan. George Burr John Quinn. John Sheehan, Michael Houri- gan, Thomas Farrell, Michael Sheehan, Steven Grifiin, NJ J. Bradley, John Hassett, Richard Quinn, John Hubbell, Oscar PitZchler, James Sheehan.
 Pair vases, Miss Bridget McMahon Danbuay. Silver pickle castor, Martin Blake.
 Parlor lamp, Martin and John Keane. Tea kettle, George TugnOt.
 Half dozen silver table spoons, Miss Jennie Crotty.
 Half dozen silver knives and forks, Miss Bridget Brennan, Danbury.
 Halt dozen silver knives and forks, Miss Katie Brennan, Danbury.
 IhH 'uOlen SllNer Led spoons MISS lIOSh Carroll.
 Counterpane, Miss Bridget McMahon. Counterpane, Miss Nellie Hartnet.
 Counterpane, Mrs Peter Kelley.
 Counterpane, Miss Bridget McStay, Dan bury.
 Table cover, Miss Nora F. Costello.
 Table cloth, Mrs William Shepard, Dan- bury.
 Table cloth, Miss Maggie Brew.
 Table cloth, Miss Mary Keating, Danbury. Napkins, Miss Katie Lillis.
 Towels, Mrs Martin Lillis.
 Towels, Michael Kelly.
 Towels, Misses Katie and Jennie Kelly. Towels, Edna Smith and baby.
 stand cover, Miss Katie Heating.
 Half dozen silver spoons, Miss Stacia Keane.
 Picture, Miss Hannah Roach.
 $5, Daniel Quinlivan.
 Panel picture, Miss Mary Lillis, Danbury. s5' Patrick Bradley, brother ot the gre om. Towels, Miss Katie Donovan.
 s25, Miss Maggie Lillis, sister of bride.
 $IO Martin LilIis, brother of bride.
 $l0, John Donlon, brother of groom and wife.
 Parlor lamp, Misses Mary, Rosie Quinn, and Peter Quinn.
 silver castor, Timothy Costello, Jr.
 Silver fruit dish, Misses Merton Clarke and Della Donlon, sister ot groom.
 Pair vases, Miss Mary Cox.
 Lamp, Miss Mamie Troy.
 Silver sugar bowl, Miss Mamie Kelley. silver butter dish and butter knife, Mir and Mrs Dr E. M. smith.
 Clock, Michael Turney and Michael McMa hon.
 Picture, Carl Kelley and Thomas Keane oi ID tnbury.
 Picture, Maggie Hurley of Bridgeport.
 Picture, Miss Maggie Curtin, Danbury.
 Picture, Misses Mamie Lillis and Bridget McMahon, Danbury.
 Book case. John Bradley.
 stand, Miss Minnie McNIahon, Danbury. stand, Mir and Mrs James McGrath.
 Rocking chair, Daniel Blake aud family.
 Rocking chair, Patrick Dnnivan.
 Easy rocker, Thomas ]. Keating.
 Easy rocker Michael and John Ryan.
 Easy rocker, Fred Winslow.
 Eu4y rocker, Miss Nellie and Marcelia Xii ~rDride.
 Easy rocker, Thomas QuinIivan Michae Finneil and Michael Bradley.
 Easy rocker, Michael Liilis and Michae
 Parlor lamp and slo, Miss Fila Liilis. siste prrlor clock, Dennis and Thomas Keane. Pair vases, J. F. keane.
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