The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-09-15
THE HYMENEAL ALTAR.
II Was GraOed by Two Young Couple Of
Town at the Annunoiation Church.

II Was Graced by Two Young Couple of
Town at the Annunoiation Church.
As the hour Of nine was gradually draw
ing nigh this morning a constant stream Of
people could be seen vending their way to
the Annunciation church, on West Cherry |
street. The centre Of attraction was the |
wedding ceremony Of Edward ]. Brennan
Of West Cherry street, and Miss Nellie Nc |
Gonigle Of North White street At the
appointed hour O'Hsas Bros handsome |
wedding turnout rolled up to the entrance Of
the church and the happy couple and their
attendants aighted. The bridegroom was
supported by Thomas f. O'Heam, while the
brides interests were looked after by Miss
Annie +. Cantln. As the wedding party
marched up the main aisle Mendelshon's
wedding march was rendered by Miss Katie
OMallcy, the efficient organist Of the church.
Rev II r O'Reilly, rector Of the parish, per
formed the ceremony before an audience
which comfortably filled the church, The
uuptial mass was celebrated by the curate
Rev. james Kane. The ushers at the church
were Mcssrs. T. j. Mullahey and NJ. j.
/ O'Neill
Immediately after the ceremony the we'd
/ ding party and guests repaired to the home of
the bride on North White street. where the
wedding feast was partaken Of This was
continued until this afternoon when the
bridal couple departed on a honeymoon
tour to New York, Boston and Niagara
Falls covering period of two weeks. Tie
reception of guests was then continued in
John A. Reilly's hall on South Main street
where ample facilities for dancing and amuse
ment of all had been provided. Guests were
in attendance from Mahanoy City, Mahanoy
] l..
1t is needless to say that the presents were
costly and numerous. Upon the return of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan, they will occupy a
newly-furnished home at the corner of
Cherry and Gilbert streets
The groom enjoys the distinction of being
one of our towns prosperous business men.
The bride is also well known and up to two
years ago was teacher in East Mahanoy
township The HERALD extends its con-
gratulatiOns
wELsH-o' 'MALLEY.
At four o'clock this afternoon Edward J.
Welsh, of North limerick street. escorted
Miss Sarah O'Malley, of East Centre street,
to the altar of the church of the Annuucia-
ton, where they were pronounced husband
and wife. They were attended by P f.
Broderick and Miss Margaret Toole. After
the ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the bride. Guests were in attend
ance from Mahanoy City, Ashland, Girard-
vile and other points in the neighboring
vicinity. The newly-married couple will
take up their residence at the home of the
bride.
+ See Mons RobertO's thrilling leap from the
clouds at Columbia park on Saturday morn
ing. O-15-3t
Obituary.
A three -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Shore, of Brownsville, died yester-
day of membraneOus Group. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Spiese, of Tamaqua, widow of
the late II. A. Spiese, died yesterday at
Hahnneman hospital, Philadelphia aged go
years. She was operated on last Tuesday for
the removal Of tumor perotnitis ensued,
resulting in her death. She is survived by
,, three daughters, Mrs. John Johns, Mrs.
' Peter Aurand and Mrs. George Kolb. The
funeral will take place Thursday morning.
! Mrs. Catherine Campion, mother of Pat
rick CampiOn, the Mahanoy City contractor,
died at the latter place yesterday, aged IS
= years. She is survived by two daughters and
one son.
child of Louis Kesserling baggage
a master on the Lehigh Valley road, one yeal
old, that had been i'll for some time, died al
its home in DelanO yesterday.
: John H. Mishler brother of Rev. NJ. If
Mishler, formerly of Pottsville, died of ner
vOus prostration at his home in Denver, Ian
, caster county. he was DO years of age.
r. Deeds Recorded.
From the Little Schuylkill Nav. and Rail
J road and Coal Co.. to Welsh Congregations
church of Tamaqua.
= From John Messerschmidt ct ux., t,
George Rodman, premises in Grier City
From Hannah Gregory ct uX to Mary A
r Parry, premises in Girardville.
Leaves for the West.
y A surprise party was given at the home o
!. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jones, of Mahanoy Plane
d in honor of their daughter, who left for tn,
western part Of the state. An enjoyable
. evening was spent by the large numbe
It present. Miss Maud Parrish of town, wa
?. in attendance.