The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-28
CARbONDALE.
MANY WEDDINGS.
FOer Couples Uaitcd In Marriage 1t St.
ral fRnaa Church

Rose Church.
The scenes at St. Roses church yes
terday were very gay, the church being
full Of bridal parties nearly all day.
-Four couples were united at the church
during the day. The first of these took
place in the morning at $50, when Miss
Julia Duffy. of Washington street, be-
came Mrs..'James Healey.
Tho church was nearly full of people
who had gathered to see the nuptials.
The couple entered by the middle
aisle and marched up to the chance
rails. where they were made one.
Miss Margart T.. Murphy, Of Spring
street, attended the bride. while Pat
rick Newcomb, Of Farview street. acted
In the same capacity for the groom.
Miss Duffy and her attendant wore
tailor.made suits Of a golden brown,
trimmed with silk and velvet.
At the close of the ceremony the par
~ was driven to the home of Mrs. Ly-
ia Couch, on Washington street, with
whom the bride has lived for many
years. where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served to the Immediate
friends Of the contracting party. MI.
and Mrs. Healy will go to housekeeping
Immediately in a newly-furnished home
on Farview street.
KcrinS.Fcik.
Another pretty wedding which took
place at the same church was that of
Harry Felix, of Cottage street. and
Miss Margaret Kerins. of Brooklyn
street. The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss. Margaret Sullivan. of
Mayfield Yard, and the groom by Tim
othy Gilhool. of this city. The rid
party formed n most pretty sight as 1t
swept up the aisle. The bride was
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The groom and his attendant wore' the
conventional, black. A wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
bride. on Brooklyn street. Shortly
after the meal the newly-married cou-
pie left on an extensive tour. which
will include New York, Oswego, One
onta and other points of interest. On
their return they will take up house
Keeping Many guests from out of
town witnessed the ceremony.
McDOnough- Garden.
= The church was once more filed with
people at I o'clock. who had gathered
to see Miss Mary McDonough and Mar
tin Garden. of this city, united in mar
f.iage. Both parties are well-known
and possess a host of riends who will
be happy to congratulate them.
Attired in a dress of d~ove-colored
bengaline. Miss McDonough presented
a most charming appearance, as did her
maid. Miss Lucy Kennedy.
A reception was given after the cere-
mony at the brides home. at which a
large number Of guests sat down. and
in the evening they repaired to the
rooms of the Lotus club nearby. where
dancing was enjoyed. The couple were
the recipients Of many gifts.
Loftus.W Ward Nnptials.
Miss Ella f. Lotus. of Dundaff
street, was united to William L. Ward.
of Simpson, at 4 O'Clock. Miss Mary
Ward, a relative Of the groom, was Miss
LOTUS bridesmaid, while Nicholas Lof-
tus. a cousin of the bride. acted as
groomsman. The bride and attendant
wore Steel colored henrietta and white
hats. The Usual wedding trip was dis
pensed with and Immediately after the
ceremony the couple We're driven to the
home of the brides father, at Moss
Side; where a large reception was given
them. A large number of people from
down the, valley We're present, princi-
paIly from Peckville and Wilkes
Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will COM
mence housekeeping. on Dundau street
in the near future. |