Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-10
DEWEY A BENEDICT
HE WEEDS MRS. HAVEN IN QUIET
EST MANNER POSSIBLE.
PUBLIC KEPT IN IGNORANCE.
Not n single Spectator Present Es-
cent the Necessary Wit"ess'
m.,. minister once n Sniior--
wedding Trip 90 Norihw"rd'

Admiral George Dewey anu +''''
NJ Uazen were quietly married at the
r,c,ory OF ST. Paurs Catholic church On
y street near Fifteenth. this city short
IL before 10 o'clock this morning.
The ceremony was performed By th'
pev James +. Mackin. pastor Of the
church. assisted by Rev. Joseph il. foiey'
.ss,s,art pas,or. and Rev. Sidney Hurl-
but. The ceremony was Of The Simplest
character. according to the rites OF the
catholic church. and the only witnesses
besides the officiating clersymen were
Mrs washington Mclean and Mrs. Luo-
low wife Of Admiral ludlow. mother am
sister. respectively OF the bride ana Leu Lei
tenant Caldwell. Admiral Dewey's secre-
tary.
The arrangements for the wedding were
made with on the secrecy which has at
tended the whole affair. After procuring
the license for the wedding yesterday
Lieutenant Caldwell called upon Father
Mackin. Of 81. Paurs. Of which church
Mrs Hazcn is a commitment, ana ar
ranged for the wedding ceremony As
Admiral Dewey is not Catholic. spe-
oial dispensati)n was required for the
performance Of the ceremony, ana inns
was procured by Father Mackin from
Bishop Curtis. Vicar-General Of the Do
oese Of Baltimore. who granted it, IN The
absence Of Cardinal Gibbons who l- ~
present in New orleans. Father MacNih
went to Baltimore for this purpose yes
terday afternoon.
ftbLJI b-NlNA O-'-'''-
At 9.5 this morning TWO caitinses. COR
taining the wedding party o,C" ~ ~ ,be
- of II paule The general publ
had ma Injunction of where the ceremony
%. A. teke Mace. and not q single spec
80 ~, r.r-.,nt as the party aliehted.
Admiral Dewey ana Lieutenant Caldwell
onicl,i, etonpei from one of the carriages.
ana INC Admiral assisted the bride-elect
gnd her mother and sister from the other
carriage Mrs Hazen was e3wned in
pearl-grav silk. over which she wore a
long stylish black wrap. trimmed with
silver fox. and lined with lavender SILK.
The Admiral wore a black irock coal
gray trousers and SIX hat.
Upon entering the rcCtory they were
ushereI into the reccpt0n-room' WheIe
Admiral Dewey WAS presented TO Father
Mackin and thc TWO cicrgymen VINO were
10 assist in the ceremony. Upon being
presented to Father Mackin. lhe AuHl,i"l
said that he had he'io tnal I"1n'I
Mackin had in his early years Deeh
sailor. and ID gave him additional hoppi !
ness 10 know that Le was 90 De married /
.,..-.,r,sn who had as one time l0l- !
loured The sen. Father Mackin replied !
h.r,,u,. tbot when he found Doe could not |
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Airs. Haaen removed her wrap, ana she |
ord tho Admiral Immediately took their |
80. D., th. centr. of the little recep- |
,,'.,-,.-,, where fho ceremony was per- /
go which made them man and wife. |
- Nfsci,in and mis- assis tants wore |
-. ~ ,as-ocks BEFORE the cere- |
.i.. r,,,her Arocl,in addressed the con- |
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me- rrorouncing The solemn words |
- IN lind Won forever together, ii |
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may 10 "" ~. .,l,,rd ma and TO look /
thlnts ''iu. ny. ~ cbu1ro, of God. and |
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~, nj nnion of which He is the |
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in our We"N.'s.' nv, ,i'is MIN viii he /
coihvs ON i,. f'in,.s in return for me |
tsa,,,,s,i f,,ieir,ent or vour obligation. |
M -, ,o,r rosition I'm life. the more /
tne,,,,t.,t mon ,ou as the faithful full |
nlrent of vour Obligation. and the more |
rigorous the account that VIII Doe exact |
cd The NEGLECT of these obligations |
will cast its shadow upon eternity, but |
this hour, We hope, marks the beginning |
OF career "ilon Mil i'i az - Sy' e,,io,g
pe''ei' anu N.Y. ~ ttr. t....o,l |
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n foref,,s,e or The lows that are TO come" |
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ucitotions foiioy.NI ma tbo v'eddine.
party drove directly from the rectory
10 the residence of the brides mother.
Mrs. Mclean where a wedding breakfast
was served