The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-23
TWO PRETTY WEDDINGS.
Dwyer-Ciark.

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st. Michaels Church was on Wednesday
evening last, the 10th instant, the scene OF
one of the most brilliant weddings ever
| solemnized in that ediflce. The contracting
parties were Miss D. v. Clark. only daugh7
ter of ex-Assemblyman J. j. Clark OF TINS
city and T. T. Dwyer of Putnam, Conn.
The nuptial ceremony was performed by,
Rev. Monsignor De- -Ceneilio, assisted by
| Father Mackell. The bride was given away
by her father. Miss Lille Killeenhef, cousin
OF the bride, was bridesmaid; Mr.. James
| Dwyer, brother OF the groom, best man,
and Messrs. T. II. Pearson, 7 i. Devlin,
John A. Bailey and George A.. Bernard,
ushers. The bride was richly aJtired In an
| elegant dress Of cream satin and duchesse
lace, combining beauty and loyeliness.
After the ceremony a reception YVES given
| at the residence Of the brides parents No.
ISL Eighth street. when humorous guests
presented their congratulations to the happy
couple. The parlors were tastefqliy decor
ated. Supper was served by Morrow q
Day. The bridal presents were both numer-
| Gus and costly.
Among the guests present were:-Mr. n
| Mrs. j.. J. Clarke, Mr.. II. J.. Clarke and Miss
| Nellie McTague, Mr.. j.. Killeen and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. B.. Killeen and daughters. Mr.;
and Mrs. j. t. Ludlow and son, Mr.. and
1 II. O1AhOA LA NAN
Kavanagh, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fay and daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dorr, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. Waterton, Mr.. aud Mrs. join Ed
elstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Garry u family, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Conlyn and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J;
Mrs. j. Lynch, F. H. Pearson, Miss M. Nc
Tague, John A. Bailey, Miss NJ. Marley,
T. =. Devlin, Miss NJ. Donovan, q. A. Ber-
nard, Miss M. Dryer, w. Holland, Miss N.
Mullery, T. Quirk, Miss M. Hagen, w.
Cough. Miss NJ. Dooley, James 7. Cough
and sister, james McTague, Miss N. Scallon,
James Lundie. Miss Jennie Woodruff, W.
s ssrssy Nj Miss NJ. Hayden and sister
| of Newark, John F. Meehan of Troy Semi
nary, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Sullivan, Mr.. and
| Mrs. M. Dunivan, Mr.. John Commaskey
and family, and Mr.. P Comerford and
Z. Moran and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benny, Mr.. W. S~weetman, and
Messrs. Edward and James MCGOWAN
| of Brooklyn, Mrs. S. Dryer and daughter,
| Mr.. Egan and family, Mr.. E. A. Breauss and
| Mrs. German and daughter of Putnam,
| Conn. Mr.. and Mrs John Dryer, T. o..
Dryer and l. Dryer Of Danbury, Conn.
! Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Durham
and Mr., qnd Mrs. J.. Gill
and family of New London. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| W. Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dougherty and
Mr.. and Mfs.9gtren of Woonsocket, Mr.. and
kMrs1D. D. Dryer and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nc
lNaHaara Of Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Mr..
| and MN Sibley Mrs. P. Conway and family,
| Mr. and Mrs. Conway, Mr.: and Mrs. J. Ryan,
| MraIadd Mrs. c. E. Mason. Mr.. and
MS Duffy, P. Dryer and J. s. Gould. edi-
torIosthe Webster TinuE8, of Webster, Mass. I;
| Mr.. and Mrs. PYg. Manning and Mr.. and
| Mrs. I. T. Dryer, Of Springfield, Mass. II.
]. Lindley, NJ, Perven and T. Merrill of Bos-
| ton, the Rev Father Meehan and the Rev.
Father Kelly of Montreal. Canada.
On their return from their wedding tour
| Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer win reside in
Putnam, Conn.