The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-09
ADMIRAL DEWEY
MARRIED TO-DAY.

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terdav Lieut. Caldwell called upon
Faeher Mackin of st. Paufs OF which /
church Mrs Hazen is a communlcant |
and arranged for the wedding IN /
morning. As Admiral Dewey Is not /
Catholic a special dispensation was re- |
ouired for the performance of the cere- |
,nonv and this was procured by Father |
Mackin from Bishop Curtis in the aD-
sence OF Cardinal Gibbons, VINO Is III
New Orleans.
At 9:45 this morning two carriages
containing the wedding party drew up
before the modest red brick rectory In
the rear OF 81 Pauls. The general
public had no intlmation of where the
ceremony was 20 take place and not "A
single spectator was present as the
Marty alighted Admiral Dewey ana
Lieut.. Caldwell quickly stepped from
their carriag. and the admiral assist
ed the bnlde=pfgCt HTTd trV-r rrrvttrr-r srrftf
sister from the carriage.
ARRIVAL Or RECTORY.
Mrs. Hazen was gowned i'm a pearl
gray silk over which she wore long
stylish black wrap trimmed with silver
fox and lined with lavender silk. the
admiral wore black frock coat. gray
trousers and high hat. Upon entering
the rectOry they were ushered into the
reception room where Admiral Dewey
was presented 10 Father Mackln ana
two clergymen who were TO assist IN
the ceremony Upon being presented To
Father Mackin the admiral said that
he had heard that Father Mackln had
I'm his early years been "A sailor ana IL
gave him additional happiness TO know
that he was 10 be married by clergy
man who. at one time followed the sea.
Father Mackn replied happly Vhat
when he found he could not become an
a5.s,,,.aI ne had determined TO become
a priest. -,
Mrs Hazen removed her wrap and
She and the admir- al Immediately TOOK
their places i'm the center or the httie
reception room where the cereih2hy
,vas ncrfc tmed which made them maj
and wife. Fatfer Mackln and his as
sistants wore simple black cassocks.
Refore the ceremony Father Mackn |
addressed the contracting parties as |
( ows.
! ATHEe MAcEINS ADVICE.
Before pronounc'ng the SO enn |
words which will hind you forever TO-
ecfher. H ma be well 10 torgee Tor
a moment the things that are around
us and TO look upward. We are the
children OF God and we have right TO
call upon Him IN Joy and i'm sorrow.
We need His help I'm both extremes and
never more than now. for although the
PROMISES you are about To make are |
easily made and the word of "A moment.
their fulfilment is the work or lire
time. We call upon God 10 witness and
TO bless this union OF which He Is the
author and which he has made sacred.
No matter how generous and devoted
YOU may be 10 each other there are in |
every life moments OF trial when we |
I'm our weakness need the help that |
comes from above and this help will
be given i'm return for the faithful full
hllment OF our obligation.
The higher your position i'm life the
more incumbent upon YOU Is the faith
ful fulfillment Of your obligation and
the more rigorous the account that will
be exacted The neglect OF these obli- | q
cations will cast Its shadow upon {
eternity. But this hour We hope marks 4
the beginning Df a career which will | d
make you wiser. better and more use o
full 20 your fellow creatures I'm this M. r.
and the life beyond IL and when death II
at last shall break the link which ! o
binds YOU as death alone can break it | n
may that last hour find the two hands n
as fondly clasped ana the two hear.s ! il
az closely Joined az they are today and | 4,
may the joys Of this life be a forctaste | \,
of the joys that are TO come r.,
SHORT CEREMONY. 81
The ceremony was performed wsh u
the ring according 90 the nuptiai rites | =,
q fthe Catholic church Including tho t
address OF Father Mackin II consumed ! D
less than FIVE minutes. Father Markfn n
was the first TO hall the bride as Mrs / =,
Dewey. y
Congratulations and fellcltatlons fol. | +,
lowed and the wedding party drove di. !,
rectlv from the rectOry 20 the residence | "a
of the brides mother. Yrs Mclean | T.
whore wedding breakfast was served | =
Father Mackin. who performed ,hs | :,
ceremcnv. when "a lad of Il ran au.sy y,
from home with two other boys ana -
went TO sea. y
Feather Mackin's sea career hove,.,r =,
was very brief He said thai no fo,,,,5 p
that he was UNITED for the iife .'f
sailor and few months found ~
back 81 his books mn
WEDDING BREAKFAST. v
After arriving at the Melon r,.t
denc. Admiral Dewey VAS driven a., tt.
nouso There he exchanged his tastp,,,..
for tfaN Ing suit ari returnal n, a..
Mclean 81 eidepre CA foot. Tn wsdgfn,
breakfasf lass 81 an luf. tn rc vrsrs h
prtscnf only the bride AMI groom Nfs
Mclean Mrs f.udlow. Lieu. Caldweu
ara Mr. Fred Bugher
tn. tlhi was sl0hnr1fely decorator
with brides fos a Aboiff ~ ~ the ad-
riifai ana Mrs Dewey left tho Mclean
E.sifcncc ~ the Pennsylvania depot