The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
THE ADMIRAL
IS MARRIED
CONTINUED from First ragoJ


FATHER MACKINS ADDRESS.
Before -pronouncing the solemn words
which will bind YOU forever together' u
may bee well TO forget for a. moment the
things that are around us and TO LOOK
inward. We are the children of God n
we have a right 10 call upon Him in JOY
and in sorrow. We need his help in both
extremes and never more than now, for
although the promises YOU are about to
make are easily made and the work OF a
moment. their fulnllment is the work 81
a life time.
I've call upon God 10 witness and 10
llces this union of which lie is the author
and which He has made sacred. No mat
ter how generous and devoted you
may be 10 each other. there are
I'm every life moments OF trial
when We. ia our weakness. need
The helm that comes from above. and this
help will be given In its fullness in return
for the faithful ful6llment of your obliga-
ton. The higher your position IN life. the
more incumbent upon Won is the faithful
fuldlment of your obligation and the more
rigorous the ccounts that viii be eXacted.
The neglect of these obligations viii cast
its shadow upon eternity. but this no Ir
we hope. marks the beginning Of a career
which viii make you wiser. better and
more useful TO your fellow creatures I'm
this life and the life beyond it. and when
death at last shall break the link which
binds Won. as death alone can break il.
may that last hour find the two hands as
f0ndly elapsed and the two hearts as
closely Joined as they are to-day. and may
the iove OF this life be a foretaste OF the
joys tina are 10 come
SHORT CEREMONY.
The ceremony was performed with the
ring according TO The nuptial rites OF the
Cathalic Church.
Including the address Of Father Maekin.
It consumed less than five minutes.
Father Mackin was first TO hail the bride
as Mrs. Dewey. Congratulations and fe-
licitations followed. and the wedding party
drove directly from the rectorv 20 the
residence Of the brides mother. Mrs.
Mclean. where a wedding breakfast was
served.
Father Mackin. who performed the
ceremony. when a lad of seventeen. ran
away from home with two other boys and
went 10 sea. Father Mackin's sea career.
however. was very brief. He said that he
found that he was untitled for the
life Of O sailor. and a few months found
him back at his books.
40 DEMONSTRATION.
After arriving at the Mclean residence.
Admiral Dewey was driven TO his own
house. There he changed his costume
for a travelling suit. returning 20 the
Mclean residence on foot. The wedding
breakfast lasted am hour. There We're
present only the bride and groom. Mrs.
Mclean. Lieutenant Caldwell and Mrs.
Fred Bugher The table was deliberately
\ decorated with brides roses.
About 1920 the Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey left the Mclean residence for the
Pennsylvania depot. Mrs. Dewey had
chaneed the gown i'm which she was mar
ried for a black travelling suit. Less
than a dozen people had congregated al
the depot. and there was no demonstra-
ton as they passed hurriedly through
the station 10 the New York train. Sec
rotary Root boarded the train just before
fl pulled out. and offered his congratula-
tions in person.
ARRIVED IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey arrived in New York tonight
from Washington. They were driven
direct from the West 23rd street ferry
to the Waldorf-Astoria, where they are
the guests of Mr.. Boldt. the proprietor of
that hotel. The Admiral and his bride
did not register.