The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
DONNELLY-LEE.

F'rank T.. bonnelly. the wc.t-knoNn
young attorney of this city. was last
night married to Miss Jean Ice, daugh-
ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Conrad Lee. Of
III North Franklin street Wilkes
Barre. The ceremony was performed
at tie home OF the bride by Re-. Il. a..
McAndrcW, pastor of st. Mays
church, Wilkes Barre.
The wedding was one of the most
elaborate of the year. the ceremony be-
Ing performed in the drawing room of
the handsome residence at oclock.
Oppenhcim's orchestra. hidden behind
Il bank OF palms in the reception hail.
discotirsed sweet music FOR Il half hour
prior to the ceremony and played the
'Lohensrin' wedding march as the
groom, accompanied by his best man.
George II. Rice. OF this city. took his
place in the hall tn await the coming
of the bride.
The latter entered ~ moment later
from an adjoining room. looking ra-
diantly beautiful In Il costume of lace
over Liberty satin. cut on train. she
wore II bridal veil. caught by a dia
mOnd sunburst and orange blossoms,
and carried Il shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley.
Preceding her came Miss Lucille
Childs. of New York. city, the maid
of honor, who wore II white tucked
French gown over pink satin. ANA the
two flower girls. the Misses Elizabeth
Allen and Emily Lee, of Wilkes Barre.
both of whom looked charming in low
necked gowns of white. with pink
sashes.
The bride and groom joined arm in
arm and proceeded through an aisle
marked off with bands of white ribbon
to a bower of pink and white chrysan-
themums in the drawing room. where
Father McAndrews performed the
ceremony.
Following the ceremony an elaborate
supper was served in the dining room.
which was artistically decorated with
palms. asparagus vine. ground vine,
maiden-hair fern and pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. After receiving the congraiu-
lations of their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnelly left at midnight for an en-
tended wedding tour to Philadelphia,
Washington and the South.
Mr.. Donnelly Is II graduate of Yale,
class of 1893. and II graduate of The
Yale law school. class of 1925 He re-
Barre for four years. being associa ted
with John r. Lenahan. About a year
and half ago, he moved to this city.
where lie is now practicing his profess
sion as II member of the firm of Rice
& Donnelly. He is a young man of
brilliant attainments and of exception
ally fine prospects. His bride is q
graduate of st. Agnes school, Albany,
y. Y, and is beautiful young woman
possessed of many accomplishments
and capable of shining in any COM
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly will be
at home after January at 1924 Mon
Sey avenue.
The Out-of-town guests present at
the ceremony We're as follows: Dr.
and Mrs. Nj. j. Synnott. Mont Clair
n. j.: John Henry Palmer, Elmra, n.
Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dreyloos. jr.
Ha2leton. Pa; Mr. ana Mrs. Sylvester
Engle. jr.. HaZleton, Pa; Miss Mar
garet w. Lee, Miss Lucille Childs and
Edwin r. Lamson. New York city;
William l.. Fanshawe and William n.
Price. Philadelphia DR.. and Mrs. W.
G. Joslin. Miss Helen Matthews. Miss
Eleanor Reynolds Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Rice. Thomas Hanford Dale. Dr.. j.
j. Sullivan, Thomas NJ. Reynolds. Mrs.
Il. Donnclly. Miss Isabel Donnclly, of
Scranton: Mr.. Augustus Donne,ly,
Chicago. H.; Mr.. d. j. Donnelly. De-
troit Mich: Joseph a. Stone. Buffalo
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