The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-20

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 ried pink roses Following the cere.
 mony reception was held at the home
 of the bride After the wedding break.
 fast, Mr. and Mrs. Shanley left on a
 short trip and upon their return will
 reside on Davenport avenue,
 The volume on "The Theory and
 Practice of Military Hygiene" just
 published by Dr. Edward Munson, A.
 M., M. D., of this city. captain and
 medical director in the United States
 army, of which mention was made a
 few days ago in our columns, has been
 officially adopted by the United States
 government, and is evoking very high encomums as a work of great value
 and merit To produce work of this
 extensive and <voluminous character
 covering so many different fields in
 connection with the sanitary and med
 ical interests of the military service of
 the country is a great honor to this | young New Haven man. It is warmly
 and emphatically complimented by the
 Army and Navy Journal of May Il, by
 the Army and Navy Register of April
 20, by the Medical Record of May 4
 and by the Journal of the American Medical Association of May IS, all of which journals are, as is well known, of recognized high standing.
 A very pretty wedding was celebra- ted yesterday morning at ten o'clock at the Sacred Heart church on Colum-
 bus avenue. The bride was Miss Rose A. Wrinn, only daughter of Chief of Police James Wrinn and Mrs. Wrinn,
 of 76 Washington avenue; the groom,
 MT. Thomas J. Bohen. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Me- Keon, assisted by Father Donegan and Father Fitzgerald. The full nuptial mass preceded the marriage service.
 The wedding music, included in addi- ton to the music incident to the Cath ollie marriage service, special singing by a quartet brought ogether for the occasion-Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney, soprano, Miss Mary Lynch, also, MT. Lautenbach, tenor, and MT. Reilly E. Phillips, Jr,, bass.
 As the bridal party advanced to the palm decked altar the sweet voice of Miss Gaffney sounded forth, singing the Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin." At the organ was MT. Wheeler.
 The ushers who had already seated the guests, ledthe way They were Dr, Gilhuly of Bridgeport, MT. George Be- hen, cousin of the bride MT. George Shanley and MT. Frank Wrinn, Yale '02, the brides brother.
 The honor maid, Miss Lillian Led with, a cousin of the bride, entered next.
 The bride entered leaning on the arm of her father Her gown was hand some one of cream satin, the skirt fin- ished with a fitted hounce outlined in a fine applique. It was made over a drop skirt of white silk finished with a ruching. The guimpe. collar and sleeves were of all over cream lace. With it went large white hat trimmed with plumes. The bridal bouquet was of bride roses and lilies of the valley. | The groom and his best man, MT, John ! Shanley, entered from the vestry and met the bridal party at the chancel. | After the impressive ceremony was finished the party left the church to tn | strains of Mendelssohn wedding | march.
 A reception followed at the Wrinn | residence on Washington avenue from twelve until three o'clock. Moore had charge of the floral decorations The party stood across the corner in the front drawing room, against background of palms. The mantel was banked with June roses and carnations. The doorways, chandeliers and stair way were twined with smilax and as- "a raoIIG fern MnappV's orchestra played enIivening music. A large tent lad been erected in the yard in which 70 serve the wedding feast, and there stewart, the caterer, with corps of walters, was in command. The tent lad been frightened with pink bunt- ngs and on he table pink was used, the formed of pink roses. Mrs, Wrinn mother of the bride, gave ach guest at her daughters wedding
 hearty welcome. The bride received a magnificent col ection of presents. From the groom { vas sunburst of diamonds which astened the lace collar of the wedding own Captain and Mrs. Wrinn gave 1 heir daughter an elegant silver service { nd complete sets of pearl handle hives and forks for dinner and supper S se, including nutpicks and butter ' preaders. They also gave a handsome ( edrOom suit of golden oak. The presents from all the relatives ( nd friends were elegant and included l liver, cut glass, china, line, etc. ( MT. and Mrs. Bohen left town this ! fternoon and will visit the Buffalo i xpositon and other places. They will i @ absent two weeks. t The going away gown was of dark ! lue cloth, worn with a hat of dark ] ed t On their return they will reside at ; g Columbus avenue, corner of Cedar, $ here they will always be at home to leir friends, Among others at the wedding were r. John Flannigan, Miss Flannigan of huntsville Miss Lottie Hallahan of erth Amboy, N. J.; MT. and Mrs ,mes Wrinn of Wallingford, Mrs. and 4' iss Driscoll of Elizabeth, N. J.; Mr. Id Mrs William Bohen and family, IFS. John Durkin, MT. and Mrs Thom- II Colwel, Miss Stella McHugh Miss IL Curran, MT. and Mrs. John McRann, u iss Annie MeGarry of Plymouth, a ass; Miss Jennie Reynolds, Dr. Mon C lan, Miss Monahan, MT Thomas H. V, lllivan, MT. and Mrs. John Cox, Mr. II hn Tiernan of Norwalk MT and Mrs '' gus, Mr and Mrs. James Nolan of