The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-09-22
Langen-Heffernan Wedding.

wednesday morning, Sept. -. Mr..
Edward D. Langen, of Minneapolis,
and Miss Katherine Heffernan, of
Mortified, were united in marriage in
the latter city at st. Dominic's church.
At twelve minutes past ten o'clock the
bridal party entered the church and
proceeded down the center aisle to the
music of Mendelssohn's wedding
march. executed by the brides cousin.
Miss Agnes Tosney. Will Hetfernan.
brother of the bride, walked alone.
followed by the ushers, Ed Heffernan
and Will Tosney. Immediately after
came the bridesmaids and groomsmen,
after whom the bride entered upon the
arm of the groom.
At the altar the attendants separat-
ed, making way for the bridal coupe
to enter, and to receive a divine bless.
ing and be united in marriage. "song
of Praise" by Hayden. was sweetly
sung by Miss Wilson, after which
High Mass was celebrated. and Mass
in "F'' rendered by the choir. Miss
Matte Fink sang I'm His Steps, by
Leo Manifried After the ceremony
was concluded the beautiful I4ohen.
grin wedding march was played as
the occasional. The order was re-
versed, the bride and groom leaving
first, followed by the attendants.
The bride was beautifully attired in
a sheer gown of pure white organdie
made in particularly becoming fash
ion. The bodice was of Oriental lace
in the yoke, also around the fischu
which daintily encircled the shoulders.
The skirt hung in gracefulness, at the
bottom of which was a wide flounce.
headed by dainty shirred material
same as the gown, and rows of pure
white narrow ribbon. The neck and
waist were PRETTY dressed in white
silk ribbon. and the hair also ad,rne |
with a dainty white bow of ribbon.
The bride carried bouquet of beauti-
full roses. The groom's attire was in
keeping with the hour of day. AMI
place of the ceremony.
Miss Aayme Hcffernan. the brides
sister. who acted as maid of honor.
wore an organdie dress of pink with !,
rOsette of pink ribbon gracefully
placed in her hair. and carried pink
asters. Miss Theresa I.angen, of
Minneapolis. followed. wearing a
gown of blue. with rosette of blue
in her hair, and carrying asters.
Miss Maude Moran wore a pref Y
creation of pink and white, with pink
ribbon in her hair, she. also, carrying
asters. The dainty colors of the
bridesmaids dresses and the becom.
ing manner in which the groomsme,l
We're attired made the appearance of
the cortege very pretty.
The best man was Hnery Langen, of
Minneapolis, brother of the groom.
The. groomsmen were Henry Jen-
nings, of Minneapolis, and John Hef-
fernan.
The church was beautifully decor
ated in palms, ferns, ported plants.
vines, nasturtiums and china asters.
with prevailing color scheme in Law
ender and white.
Immediately upon leaving the
church the newly welded couple. at
tenda1ts. relatives and nearest friends
were driven in cabs to the brides
home, where wedding breakfast was
served. After the day of wedding fes-
tivities, the bride and groom were ac.
companied to the train in Dennison
from which place they left at the hour
Of 7:15 p m. for few days visit in
Duluth. They will return to Dennison
for few days, after which time they
will leave for Minneapolis, where their
future home will be. Many useful
presents were received.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Heffernan, of Mortified,
and was a favorite in social circles.
The groom is popular commercial
man of Minneapolis and is a brother
Of Rev. Joseph Langen, of 1shpeming,