The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-27
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Miss whaien and Mr.. o'Hearn Joined in
WediocS.


A beautiful wedding service was solemnized
at high noon to-day in the Annunciation
church ON West Cherry street, in which Miss
Mary Z. Whalen, daughter Of Lizzie and the
late NJ. j. Whalen, who was at one time
treasurer of this county, and John j.
o Hearn Junior member of the firm of
Glenn Il O'Hearn, the contractors and lum-
ber dealers, of town, were the principals
Miss Ella Whalen, sister Of the bride, was
the bridesmaid and jeremiah OHearn
brother of the bridegroom, was the grooms-
man Messrs Frank and Brose Toole and
James Stack, of town, and William Mahoney,
of Philadelphia, cousins of the contracting
| parties, Harry O'Heam, brother of tho bride
groom, aud John Whalen, brother of the
bride, were the ushers. The bride was at
tired in white mousseline de sore over white
silk and carried a beautiful pearl prayer book
and rosary. The bridesmaid wore
mousseline de sore over pink silk
aud carried pink roses The bridegroom
and groomsmen wore conventional black.
The grouping at the altar made a beautiful
scene. The officiating clergyman was Rev.
II. f. O'Reilly, the pastor of the church,
who ofiiciated at the wedding of the brides
mother and father twenty-five years ago
to-day. The wedding march was played by
Miss Katie NIaey, the organist of the church
The decorations of the church for the occa.
sion were beautiful. Although the arrange.
ments for the wedding were of an elaborate
character only the immediate friends of the
contracting parties were invited to the ccre
mony. The presents were varied and costly
and evidenced the high esteem in which Mr.
O Hearn and his bride are held. The couple
left on the 1853 Lehigh Valley train for the
bridal tour, which will embrace visits t,
Washington, d. c., Hampton Roads, and
: several other points of interest.
GAUGHAN-LEONARD.
Austin Gaughan, Of town. and Miss Mary
Leonard, of Ellangowan, were married in tn,
Annunciation church early this afternoon
They were supported by Thomas Lynch. o
Jacksons, and Miss Annie Tracey, of Maha
noy City. reception followed the weddni
at the home of the brides parents and wa'
attended by large number of friends
sHoRrAI L-KEENAN.
large number of the friends of william
Shortall the barber, were present at the An
nunciation church at o'clock this afternoon
to witness his marriage to Miss Mary Keenan,
Of West Lloyd street, which was solemnizeC
by Rev. Kane the curate The bride wa
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Creek, while Martin Lawlor of Brownsville
oficiated as groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Short
. all will 90 to housekeeping in the nea
future.
e wELsH-CAMPBELL.
| Another wedding at the Annuncatiol
g church this afternoon was that of Mr.. Welsh
e of Pottsville who escorted Miss Campbell, o
EllangOwan, to the hymenial altar, wher
Z they were pronounced husband and wife
wedding reception was rendered the
friends at the residence of the bride.
WEDDING At LOST CREEK.
5 At 10 O'Clock this morning BARLEY Elan
merry and Miss Mary Mary Malta were mar
riOd in St. Mary Magdalenes church, Los
; Creek. The ceremony was performed by tn
S rector, Rey p. f. Daggett. John Flannery
l Il cousin of the groom, and Miss Ella Malta,
0 sister of the bride, supported the couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Flannery left Shenandoah OF
an afternoon Pennsylvania train on thei
honeymoon trip.