The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-11-08
The wedding Bells.

tFrom the Trenton Sunday Advertiser)
On Tuesday morning last, at the Church
of the Sacred Heart, Miss Nan Fury, of
South Warren street, and Councilman
Thomas s. Calan, OF Lambertvile, were
united in the bonds of matrimony in the
presence of large congregation. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Thaddeus Hogan. who also celebrated a
nuptial mass. The music by the choir
was especially fine. Miss Fury entered
the sacred edifice leaning on the arm OF
the groomsman, Louis ]. Callan, brother
of the groom. She was beautifully at
tired in bridal gown Of white satin with
pearl trimmings and ornaments. She al
so carried large boquet Of BRIDES roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Dens Rouner,
who also looked very pretty in white silk
richly trimmed She carried boquet
of pink roses. The brides and groom's
relatives occupied seats near the altar in
the center aisle. After the marriage cerc-
mony the bridal party were driven to the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fury, where an elaborate
wedding menu was enjoyed. Caterer
William e. Gilbert had charge. Only the
immediate relatives and a very few friends
were present The Fury home was taste
fully decorated throughout with palms,
smllax, tall plants, and roses, under the d.
rection of Florist William Moore. A re-
ception was held during the afternoon and
at 5 o'clock the happy pair left on their
bridal tour to Washington, d. G. On
their return they will take up their resi-
dence in an elegantly furnished home at
Lambertville, where the groom is prom
inent druggist. Some OF the presents given
follow:
A check for a handsome amount, gift
OF James Fury, ST.; magnificent piano
lamp, gift of City Clerk Charles j. Fury
and wife; gold shell, John W. Stokes !;
Rogers group, Mrs. Elizabeth Friel; Bee
thoven bust, Miss Maggie Pauling !;
solil silver butter dish, MIR. and Mrs.
Callau table linen, Mrs. BeIlon; fancy
rugs and chairs, Mr.. and Mrs. James Raj.
leigh, OF Philadelphia solid silver cake
basket, Mrs. Carney and daughter ; a bed
room, parlor and GLAZING room suit, the
gift OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Fury, ST.; an
elegant bound prayer book, Rev. Father
Healey, of Lakewood, N. j.; dozen
solid silver forks, Mr.. and Mr.. Trainor, of
Philadelphia; handsome candelabras, the
gift OF the Misses Rouner; handsome
onyx table, the gift of the Misses Wynne,
of Brooklyn; Japanese vases, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Callen, Sr. i; silver ice pitcher,
Mrs. John Lynn; dozen silver knives,
Louis Callan of Lambertville; wine set,
Miss Bessie Fury brass easel and picture,
Thomas Fury and wife; satsuma rose jar,
]. A. Southwick; handsome decorated
vases, John F. Moore; large fancy rocker,
James Fury, Jr., and wife; green and
gold. painted chair, Miss Susie Kelly, of
Bordentown; an upholstered rocker, A. V.
Manning s. Son; large picture, Mrs. G.
II. Erwin, of Jersey City; silver fruit dish,
Mrs. Thomas. Mullen; valuable pearl pin
to the bride from the groom; oil painting,
Mrs. Kate Anderson; set OF sterling silver
teaspoons, Miss Nellie Fury; silver cake
basket, M. ]. Fury and wife. Besides the
above the newly-wedded pair were given
q piano, sewing machine a number OF
OLDeT VdluhUIc uoubCuCiu htbCiCos AuObG
present included Rev. Father Rigney,
James Council and family, Charles Callen,
of Lambertvile; Mrs. Mary Matthews, OF
Lambertvile; Timothy Corbett and wife,
Joseph Lechner ane wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fury, ST., parents of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas T. Callan, parents of the
groom City Clerk Charles J. Fury and
wife, Councilman James Fury, Jr., and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fury, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Claudio, of Long Island;
the Misses Mollle and Tillie Wynne. of
Brooklyn: Thomas Fury, Miss Evelyn
Meredith, of Staten Island; Edward Ma
honey, Of ST. Francis College, Brooklyn;
Mrs. Elizabeth Friel, Mrs. @. B. Erwin,
of Jersey City; Miss Maggie Lynn, Mrs.
James II. Callan, of Lambertville; Mr..
Frank Murine and Miss Maggie Lynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohn, OF Washington, d.
G.. Miss Susie Kelly, Of Bordentown,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Council, Miss Kate
Cooney, Miss Edith Livingston, Mr.. and
Mrs. James James Raleigh, OF Philadel-
phia; Miss Sadie Mullen, Miss Margaret
McGrath, of Newark; Miss Annie Lynch,
of Lakewood, and many others.