Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-09
Ceremony Performed in 81 Pau's
Catholic Church, Washington,
TINE WAS KEPT A SECRET.
Few knew OF the Ceremony riu u
Was over Advice OF the rricst
who omctatsd.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Admirni George
Dewey ana Mrs. Mildred Hnzen were
married quietly az the reet1ry o. S.
pnura Catholic church 10 v street near
Fifteenth. this city. shortly before 10
o'clock this morning The ceremony
WAS performed by Rev. JamcH q. Mack
in. pastor III the church, assisted By the
Rcv. Joseph H. Foley. assistant pastor.
and the Rcv. sidney liunbuL Tho
ceremony was OF the simplest char
actor. according 10 the rites % the
Catholic church, and tho only witnesses
besides the officiating ciergymcn were
Mra Washington Mclean and Mrs.
Ludlow. wife OF Admiral Ludlow, mo-
thor and sister respectively Of the
bride. and Lieut. Caldwell Admiral
mo arrangements Tor the wedding
were made with au the HecfccY which
hnH attended the whole liaif AFTER
procuring the license for the wedding
yesterday. Lieut. caldwell called on Va
Their Muckln. OF st. paula % which
church MIR. HaEen d. c1mmunicant.
and arranged Tor the wedding TINS
AZ Admiral Dewey IL not catholic.
a special dlspunHation was required for
the performance nf the ccrnmuuy, ana
this was procured by father Mackln
from Bishop curtis, vicar SEVERAL 81 the
diocese of baltimore. who GRANTED u IN
the absence uf Cardinal Gibbons. who IL
I'D urnasnt Ia New orleans, Father
Mrcun went 60 Baltimore Tor this pur-
pose yesterday afternoon.
~ p.i5 this morning two carriages
containing the wedding party drew up
before tho modest rcd brick rcctury IN
the rear OF 81 pnulu, The general pun
DC had no lntlmntlon uf Wherr the ccrc-
mouy WINS 20 take place, anu not a
single spectator was present nn the par
~ niightcd Admiral Dewey and Lieut.
caldwell quickly stepped from thelr
carriage. and the admiral naflHted the
/ hrldo.oioct aud her mother and sister
from the other carriage. MIS-, tnath
was rnWutl nI "a pearl gray nllk, over
/ which she wore long stylish black
wrap trimmed with silver fuA and lined
with lavender SILK The admiral wore
/ o black frock coat, gray trousers ana .
silk hat Upon crtsrinF me reoiaty
] thsg were ufhrrel into 4NN reception
ru1m. where Admiral Dewey was pre-
/ scented to Father Mnckln and the Two
clorgymon who were To- assist IN the
tp0n being presented 20 Father
] Naclln. the admiral said he had heard
! that Father Mnchin had IN MS carry
! years been u sailor, and u gave MIN
] additional happiness 90 know that he
| was Co be- married hy "a clergyman VINO
] hnd nt one time followed the sea, Faith
l cr Muckiu replied happily that Whgh
he found De- could not become an i'd
l mlrm he had determined 70 become "a
l priest
Mra. Hnzcn removed her wrap and
she and the admiral Immediately took
I their places IN ne centre OF tho htue
/ reception ROOM where the ceremony
| was performed which made them man
and wife. Father Muckin ana hts ass
| slatnnts wore simple black cnFHuclSH.
Before the ceremony Father Mnckn
/ addressed the contracting parties na
I followHs Before prououncing the
. snlpmn words which Will bind you for
/ ever together it may De- well 20 forgrt
/ FOR "a moment tho things that utc
around uH. and 60 looN upward We
| are the children % God and we have
] right 60 call upon Him Ia Soy and In
sorrow. We need His help IN both cN-
trcmcs. ana never more than now, for
/ although the promises you urc about
tu make urc easily made and the work
OF the moment their fulnllmcnt ~ the
| work OF "a lifetime. We call upon God
to witness 1d 10 bless this union NJ
/ which lie ia the author and which lie
has made sacred. No matter how gen
rruua and devoted you may be 10 each
other, there are In every life moments
~ trial when we. In our weakness. need
the help that comes from above, ana
this help VIII be given In It's fullneas
In return for the faithful fulnllmcnt oi
our obligations. The higher your posi-
ton In NE. the more incumbent upon
YOU " the faithful fulnllmcnt % your
obligations and the more rigorous IN,
accounts that win be oXactcd. The neg
lect N these obligations viii cast rs
shadow upon eternity. But this hour
we hope. marks the beginning of q
career which win make you wiser, bet
ter and more useful 10 your fellow
creatures IN this NE and the lie be-
You'd and whom death at last shall
break the link which binds you. az
death alone can break. may that last
hour lind the two hands as fondly
chspll and the two hearts as closely
Joined aa they are today. and may tho
Joys Of this life De O. foretantc Of the
joys that are to come"
The ceremony WAS performed with
tho rims. according 10 the nuptiul rites
OF tho eau bile church,
. Including the address Of Father Mac,