The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-27
Social
and Personal

Miss Hortense Josephine coyne. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Henry
Coyne. and DR.. Martin Pembroke Cong
don. of Bnghn'"+on, n. Y. We're united
in marriage, -sterday afternoon, at
O'Clock at .ter's cathedral.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. j. Griffin. chancellor of the Scranton
diocese, and witnessed by a throng
which filled the spacious auditorium.
The bride was attended by Miss
phoenie Tropp. maid d-of-honor Miss
Virginia Horan. of Baltimore. and Miss
Mary Lee. of Binghamton, bridesmaids
and Miss Paule Hogan, of Buffalo.
flower girl Thomas Mangan of Bing-
hamton, was groomSman and the ush-
ers were Harry Crane. of Binghamton.
and the brides three brothers,
William. Leo and Stanley Coyne. In
the procession to the altar. the bride
was accompanied by her father and
mother, one on either side The groom
with his best man came from the sanct-
uary after Rev. Father Griffin and re-
Ceived the bride from her father.
The brides gown was a charming and
most becoming creation of panneliberty
chiffon and duchess lace with full train
and long tulle veil. She carried
hyacinths.
The maid-of-honor and bridesmaids
We're each attired in white point de
spirit and picture hats, and carried
green chiffon muffs with mgnonette
establishment. The dainty little flower
girl also wore white point de spirit and
picture hat. She carried n basket of
hyacinths and carnations. Mrs. Coyne
was attired in black and white foulurd
trimmed with chantilly lace and Il pic
ture hat
The beautiful Christmas decorations
and illumnationS of the Cathedral
heightened by profusion of white lilies
in tall vases al the right and left of the
bridal couple made most picturesque
setting for the ceremony. The marches
and refrain We're played on the grand
organ by Prof Schillng. 1t was
ceremony betting the beauty and
Eraciousness OF the bride. At it's con-
clusion II reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, 50l Adams
avenue. The house was richly decorat-
cd by McClntock. Christmas effect
predominating in the color scheme.
The dining room was in white and green
and the parlors in green and red.
Palms and ferns formed II bower
for the orchestra at the head of tho
main stairway.
Mr., and Mrs Congdon left on an
early morning train for the Charleston
exposition. ON their return they will
live in Binghamton. The bride is one
of Scranton's prettiest and most charm
ing young women. She is a graduate
of Visitation Academy, Georgetown, d.
g., and highly accomplished musician.
Dr. Congdon is Il son of Mr and Mrs.
Thomas congdon, of Binghamton. lie
is a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania and very successful
practitioner
Among the guests from out-of-town,
We're Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Congden,
Miss Margaret congden, Misses Marie
aud Helen Grove MI and Mrs. John
j. Scote, Miss Catherine Schnell, Miss
Antolnette Rogers, James Il. Clarke and
Edward McDevitt, of Bnghamton; Mrs
William Hogan. of Buffalo; Miss Viola
gan OF Butte, Mt. and Mr.. and Mrs.
IS hur Mann, of Evansville, Ind.
Lila Louise Hutchings ana
icy Hudson Williams, of Deu-
H., We're married last evening
:, home of the BRIDES parents,
and Mrs. William Smith Hutch
gs. Colonial Hall" Moosc, Pa, the
hv S. W. Young performing the
ceremony. Miss Mabel Hutchings at
'pnded her sister as maid of honor
Joseph j. Jermyn. of this city. acted
IS best man and The ushers We're
aaxwsll Dwight Lafhrope, of Carbon