The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
GEARY- REILLY.
Notable Wedding at St. Pntrick's
 Church, Yesterday.

A notable wedding of special interest, owing to the. large number of friends ot the bridt and groom, was that of Miss Katheri1n Miriam Reilly, daughter of James Rilly, well known for years as one of the leading master builders of the city, andJohn Edward Geary, q mem- Der of tn firm of Brooks & Co.,, the Chapel stret matters and furriers. For years he vas a clerk with the father Of Morgan F Brooks, with whom he is now assocated in the business. The wedding tok place at St. Patrick's s church, an, the big edifice was crowded with the frinds of the happy pair. The ceremony ws performed with nuptial mass by til Rev John Russell, pastor of the churh and lifelong friend of the contractlg parties. Mass was said at 10:90 o'cick, with the bride and groom kneehg under floral bower of great beauty
 The bride hd but one attendant, her cousin, Miss Mary Reilly, acting as maid of honr. The groomsman was James F. Cunningham of Springfield, Mass. The Hide looked lovely beyond description ina gown of white satin, with duchess nee bodice, chiffon trim mings and orage blossoms. Her maid of honor wte a beautiful gown of white point dtsprit, with duchess lace over pink taffel.
 The ushers fere John G. Reilly of this city, broth of the bride; William J. Maher, Dr. ! J. Sheehan, stephen J. Cunningham, Tilliam F. Hasselbach and John Cavaiugh of South Norwalk. The full choir ! St. Patrick's church, with Professor lennan presiding at the organ, assisted the ceremony of the marriage. Aft the church services the bridal party eturned to the home of the bride, wher,a wedding breakfast was served at ron, the relatives and friends to the huber of about 150 being present. Pink w, the color scheme of the house decoratns, hundreds of roses and carnations b1g used. Moore was in charge.
 Among the out.-town guests at the breakfast were Ms Lucia Bauman of New York, who vre an effective cos- tune of all blaclaet and jet, with Russian turban oblack net; Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Gregy Power, Mrs. M. F. Wynn, Miss Vnn, MT. and Mrs. , George w. Bauman4ouis Martin, Hen " Bemis, MT. and Is. B. J. Dillon and J. A. Flannagan, anf New York; the Rev. Father Chyrsosm, the Rev F'ath- CT Cremip, the Rev. ather Russell, MT. and Mrs. John Beae of Leete's Isl and, MT. and Mrs. wis of Brooklyn, Charles Carroll of s Louis, MT. Gea- rvs brother-in-l MT. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, N and Mrs. T. J. Toole, Mrs. Francis McKeon, all of Branford; MT. and M Philip Wallace of Derby, Henry Steinof Norwich and Mrs. J. A. Macdonald d Miss Macdon- aid of Miami, Fla.
 The valuable and coy collection of presents, numbering seral hundred, were shown in roo above stairs. Among the many pieceof solid silver, pric-a- -brac, beautiful ina, pictures and artistic furniture, ,Fere a superb case of small table silveirom Tiffany, the gift of Mr. Gearys ptner, Morgan Brooks, and complete dAer service of Haviland china and a gre,punch bowl of cut glass, with silver lae.
 MT. and Mrs Geary wentway on an afternoon train for tour ohree weeks an interesting trip west anporthwest having been planned by th They will live until october with brides father, by which time their lndsome new house on Whitney avenl at the corner of Huntington street, T have haeu finished.