Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-27
CUPlD'S CORNER.
Waterbury Breaking ali Records i'm
 the Way Of Wedding.

Waterbury Breaking ali Records i'm
 the Way Of Weddings.
 Constand Geable and Miss Louisa Crochet were married this afternoon at the paro- chial residence of St Ann's church by the Rev Father Bourret. Gustaye Paul was best man and Miss Angeline Coward was maid of honor. The bride and maid os honor were attired in costumes of tan colored silk and carried roses. A reception ton was held at the home of the bride in South Brooklyn. where a large number of friends were entertained. The bride was one of Holmes, Booth & Haydens' pretty employees and her shopmates sent her a beautiful dinner set and rocking chair.
 wALKER-PARTREE.
 Mrs Alice Partree and Robert Walker, a member of the firm of Walker < Carey, plumbers and gasftters. were married Tuesday. by the Rev Dr Rowland. Mir and Mrs Walker left for a wedding tour to Boston and are expected home tonight.
 DELANEY
 John E. Delaney and Miss Bridget Ho- yer were married at o'clock this morning at St Cecilias church by the Rev Dr Mar tin. The witnesses were Miss Katie Currie and Edward W. Walsh.
 kklLLy-NOpDS
 Joseph Reilly and Miss Mary Woods were married at 9 o'clock this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev Father Downey. James White was best man and Miss Katie McCann of Bridgeport was bridesmaid, The bride was gowned in a costume of white silk, trimmed with satin ribbon and white lace. She carried bouquet of white roses. Tha bridesmaid yrNra hiUa SarCa frinonn afi with silk and gilt braid. A reception was held at the home of the brides parents on North Elm street. Among the list of presents received were silver tea set from Mir and Mrs Stroebel of Hartford. and a solid silver fork from Miss Margaret MeCann of Bridgeport. Among the out of-town guests were: Mir and Mrs Forestell of New York and Mir and Mrs Delaney of Roxbury. Mir and Mrs Reilly left on the :2S train for wedding trip to New York. On their return they will reside at 30 Gil bert street.
 sHEA-FLAHIvE.
 Patrick Shea and Miss Bridget Flahivt were united in matrimony at the Immac. ulate Conception church at S:30 o'clock this morning. Rev Father Downey off ,iat- ing. Dennis Donnelly was best man and Miss Ellen Ryan was maid of honor.
 TURLEY -M'CANN.
 William J. Turley and Miss Nellie A McCann were married at l0:30 o'clock this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev Father Downey George Regan was best man and Miss Susie keaveney was maid of honor.
 SMITH ELLs.
 There was a brilliant marriage cere mony at the First Methodist church or North Main street at o'clock this after noon the contracting parties being Fraul Sydney Smith. formerly assistant secrs tary of the Y. NJ C. A. of this city, and now secretary of the Y. NJ c. A. of S Johnsbury. Vt. and Miss Mary CurtiSs Els. daughter of Frank Els oi 55 Spencer avenue. The altai was tastefully decorated with great variety of palms, ferns and daisies. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Sid ney K. Smith. of Marlboro. Mass. father of the groom, assisted by Rev Gardener EldTidge, The brides father gave hel away and Miss Nellie Louisa Els, cousir of the bride. was maid of honor. The bride wore light gray visiting costume trimmed with surah. and carried a bou quet of white carnations. The maid Cf hon was gowued IT costume of light colcryd mate rial. trimmed with green and carried bouquet of n:lr"Ak c4rnstlonS The uShers were Irving B Els of BcoOklyn N. ' Frederick A Els of NorwAlk, w II Tinker of St J,husbIry. Vt. G E Curtis of Norwalk all cousins of the bride | and F. D Knowles d E. J. Steer of thi city. A reception followed at the home o the brides parents. Among the present was bible from the groom's father. banquet lamp from the Y. NJ. Q. \ secre tary and book c. SC from the Christian Eu deavor society of the Methodist churcl and a fancy table from the employees of tn Watch shop. Mir and Mrs Smith will re side at St Johnsbury.