The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-22
DILLON-TURLEY.
Brilliant Wedding At st. Mary's-
A Throng of Guests.

One of the most brilliant weddings o.
the season was celebrated last evening al
St. Mary's Church, Second street. AL
half past six o'clock the church was
filed to its utmost capacity by the guests
who had been invited to witness the mar
riage of Miss Lillian NJ. Turley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick TURKEY, TO MT.
Bernard j. Dillon, OF New Haven, Con-
necticut. The bride Is q strikingly oeautl-
full young lady weli-known III society
here aud in New Haven, aud a large
number of friends from ConnecllcuS
were present to attend the ceremony.
The bridal party entered The church,
led BY six ushers, Messrs. Walter Burke
of new York, Daniel O'Connell Of New
York, Edward Dowus. United states
Minister to Amsterdam; Alfred Downs
Martin Carey Of New York, aud Joseph
T. Cunningham Of Norwich. Conn. The
maids OF honor followed, walking to
gether. They were:-Miss Josephine
Turley, sister OF the bride, and Miss
MolIie Fahy, of New Haven, who wore
rose pink satin duchesse, trimmed WIN
pink chiffon, n carried large 1ans;
Their ornaments were diamonds and
pearls. The bride entered upon the arm
of her father. who gave her away. Her
beauty was heightened by her gown OF
heavy white satin due hesse, elaDorateiy
trimmed with point lace. Her orna-
ments were diamonds and pearls. aud
aud her long tulle veil was caught with a
diamond crescent. She carried a wnlte
praye book.
At the chancel the bridal party was
met by the groom attended by DR.. james
Riley and Mr.. John McCue, both OF New
Haven. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev, Father Kelly, assisted by the
Rev. Fathers Brophy. FinneRan ana
Murphy. After the service In the cnurcn,
the guestswere d%riven.to the residences OF
the brides parents, Mercer and Barrow
streets, where the large dra wing rooms
had been lined with flo wers and the
floors covered with crash for dancing.
The happy couple stood to receive under
a marriage bell of white roses The
hours of the reception were from seven to
nine o'clock, after which there was dane
ing. An elaborate supper was served.
after which MI. and Mrs. Dillon iei5
for an extended brida tour. Inc bridal
gifts. which filled a large room on an
upper floor. were unusually numerous
and costly. The brides gifts to her at
endants were diamond daggers.
THE GUESTS.
Among the many guests at The mouse
were;-Mr. aud Mrs. Patrick Turlcy, Mr..
Annie Hetherington, Miss Julie Dewitt.
Mrs. Bowman, Miss Bowman of New
YORK, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Thompson.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Dusseldorf. DR.. aud
Mrs. John Nevin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Ouvrier of Brooklyu. DR.. and
Mrs. John Heating. the Misses Hogan.
Miss Annie Donnelly, the Misses Dough-
erty, Mr.. and Mrs. james Kennedy, OF
New Haven; DR.. aud Mrs. John Dough-
erty, Miss Annie Carey, the Misses
| Brophy, Professor Moylan, Mr.. n Mrs.
John Kennedy. of New Haven; Miss
Moore, Mr.. John Moore, Of New York;
| Mrs. K. ". Scott. Mr.. Walter Burke,
| Miss Wylotta. MIR. aud Mrs. John Dlnnan.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fahy, Miss Margaret
Fahy, Miss Marie Kennedy, Miss Alice
Dinnan, DR.. Edward .McCabe. DR.. M. z.
O'Connor, Mr.. VIM. M. Kenna, Mr..
| Eugene McKenna, Mr.. Will Sheehan,
| Mr., Rome Donovan, Miss Dillon, the
| Misses Mary, Jennie and Margaret Dill
Ian, Miss Eva Murphy. Miss Kit
tie Riley OF New Haven, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Murtaugh. Mrs.
| Corberiy, Mrs. 1evlin, the Misses Tevlin,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mckinney, Miss
Winnie Mckinney, Mr.. John Mckinney,
| Mr., Archie Mckinney. Mrs. Joseph
| Kelly, DR.. Matthew Kelly, Mr.. James
| Kelly, Mr.. Eugene Dewitt, the Misses
| Dewitt. Mrs. C. Cahili. Miss Mamie
keenan,.