New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

The wedding Of Miss Mary Donnelly the daupb,..
of the late Edward Donney. who was at one tim.
a Tax Commissioner Of this city, to Charles As,o.
Bristed a great-grandson OF the original Joh
Jacob Astor was celebrated yesterday morning q,
II 80 O'Clock In the Chapel Of the Blessed Virgin 4,
ST. Patricks Cathedral, Archbishop Corrizan ON
ciating The gathering in the chapel was small
being confined 10 the relatives and very few a.
the intimate friends Of the pair II was howeve,
n brilliant assembage for the summer fair ana
cool weather permitting display OF the latest
fashions On the altar which was iliumna.s "A
with a number OF candles. were clusters OF Whit
roses and American Beauty roses and on eithe,
side Of the sanctuary were groups OF tropical
plants The altar railing decorated with A.
cension lilies tied with huge bows Of white satin
ribbon The bride was escorted from the north doc,
Of the Cathedral on the Fiftyfrst-st side OF ths
building TO the entrance to the sanctuary by hsp
eldest brother, Charles Meredith Donnely. There
she was met by the bridegroom. who was attended
bv Thomas Hugh Kelly his best man. The bridal
party made an effective picture as 1t stood inside
OF the altar railing. The brides gown was Of heayy
ivory satin. the skirt being made with Iona
nrncess train and devoid OF any trimming. and the
high corsage being ornamented with point Lace
and the full sleeves covered with fall OF the
same kind OF lace. The long point-lace veil was
fastened we'll back on the couture with sman
wreath OF orange blossoms and n dagger OF dia-
monds. pearls and sapphires a gift from the
brides mother In place OF the usual bouquet
there was carried a white kid-bound prayer boob.
MISC Mary Dolores Beales. a granddaughter Of
Tuoene Kelly whose first wife was sister OF the
brides father, wore an effective gown Oh yellow
crepe the yoke the corsage being outlined with
a bertha of white lace. Her nat was Oh yellow
straw. trimmed with yellow ribbons and plumea
and she carried a bouquet OF mignonette. In the
Ioce on the corsage were inserted several diamond
n. ctpr
hv tho bride The ushers who received Jeweled
scorfnns from Mr Bristcd. were Benjamin Rush
rumm,s and Edward Terence Donneny' brother
Of the bride
After the marriage ceremony the Archbishop who
was attended by his secretary the Kew j. NJ oon'
molly. the Rev VI. J. Lavee and the Rev. Henry
r Newey. retired. bu; returned in few minutes
robe1 I'm a purple cassock. purp,e bsretta and lace
surplce. AMI occupied a seat on the Gospel side OF
tho altar The celebration Of the nuptal mass was
then begun by the Rev. NJ A. Moan, the rector Of
the Church OF the Annunciation, Manhattanvihe' IL
,.o s,rc,uarv were the Rev Father Fulton. ex.
Provincial OF the Jesuit order. and the Rev. ~ N
NcKipnon rector Of 81. L1wrences Church. VIII
lam Mclaughlin sacrlstan OF the cathedraL was
master Of ceremonies \ small reception ana break
fast followed AT the Buckingham Hotel The BRIDE
s,.el ~, hor no, her received in Of the private
,orIor. The breakfas: was served al small tables
In a private dining-ro1m. The bridal party sat az
an oblong ta0.e Among the guests AT the ceremony
and breakfast were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene kehy' Mr.
and Mrs Edward Kelly Mrs. James \. o. BealeA
Miss Reales Mrs Barrett eG-Mayor and Mrs. VIII
tam r Grace Miss Grace. Mr. and Mrs jenkins
Van Schaick Mrs. Randolph B. MARITIME. Randolph
B Martne. jr. Miss Nette jenkins. Eugene heily.
tr Robert Kelly. Mrs Manning. Mrs. John d
Snedecker, Miss Snedecker. Mr.. and Mrs. H. OdelL
Miss Leary. william Miine Grnnell. Reginald VII
son Jenkins Alfred Jenkins, Alexander selgwcKs
the Rev Theodore Selgwick. Of 81. Georges Churcn.
and Charles Rackemlnn. Of Boston cousins OF tne
bridegroom: George Cooper Dennis. Reginald Traven
and Mrs blanche Cruger. Mr.. Bristed and MS
bride the latter In a pretty costume OF dark-oius
creme started on a late afternoon train for Stock
bridge Mass where they Will pass their money.
moon On July IS they Will sail ior hur2pe, "nsrs @
thev will remain. passing next winter In Rome un-
iii next spring when they Will probably return ~
this city . Aoa 4.
The Bridegroom. who has lived much ABROAD, ~
n chamberlain 10 the Pope. and Is ABOUT l"env-
seven years old. He i Independently wealthy
The marriage or Miss Adelaide Mary Hearne' 2
daughter Of the late Judge Edmund l.. Hearne, u
Frederick w. Jansen viii take place to-day.