Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-26
ALBUQUERQUE AFTERNOON JUNE

men wore Prince Albeit coats and
light trousers.
The brides gown was ivory white
satin with court train over an under
skirt of mousslin desoie, with a veil
helt In place by wreath OF orange
blossoms and a solitaire sunburst. The
bride carried shower boquet OF
white roses and a prayer book beau.
tifully bound in white kid.
The bridesmaids wore white organdie
over white silk and white picture hats
trimmed with pink roses. They car.
ried boquets OF long stem pink roses
tied with pink ribbons.
The ring bearer, Miss Josie Camp.
fell, looked like little fairy. gowned
in pink and white. with pink slippers,
and carried the ring on basket of
roses.
The brides mother was handsomely
gCwned in violet silk crepe dechine.
trimmed in white chiffon. with hat to
match.
The music at the church was provid-
ed by Mrs. 7. J. Shinck, as leader Of
the choir, and Prof. DiMauro's or
che stra.
The reception took place at the
home of the brides parents on Keleher
avenue between l2 and D. m, and
Mr. and Mrs. Marion received congra.
tuiations under a floral bell OF pink
and white roses, while the entire resi-.
dCncc was profusely decorated with
palms, potted plants. smilax and roses
from Ives The music for the recep-
ton was that of n harp and violin,
furnished by Prof DiMauro.
those who attended looked upon
some OF the finest and most costly
Wedding presents, including cut glass.
solid silverware. statuary and paint
ings, ever seen in this city.
The solitaire sunburst worn by the
bride Is the gift OF the groom.
The members of the city council pre-.
sented the groom and bride with a /
handsome clock and two candelabras.
while the chief of police. chief OF the
iiIc department, street commissioner
and city clerk presented them with a
majolica jardiniere and stand.
The wedding banquet which follow
ed the reception was a royal feast and
was ably supervised by w. II. Joyce
and wife, Mrs. AL. Montgomery and
other caterers.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Wroth,
Mrs. Louis Huning, Mrs. W..
n McCreight, Miss Murphy
and other ladies' assisted materi.
ally to make the marriage ceremony
ana wedding feast the grand success
II was.
kilograms Of congratulation have
been received in great numbers by Mr.. |
and Mrs. Marion from eastern rela.
tives and friends.
The groom, Hon. Owen Nicholas
Marion, came here from Port Henry.
N. Y, in October 1891, and entered
into the practice of law with N. C.I
Collier. When the latter secured the
appointment Of Judge of the Second
judicial district he selected as his
court clerk Mr.. Marion and during
his four-year term OF Office he was ap-
pointed and served as the master in
chancery Of the foreclosure proceed.
ings of the Atlantic a. Pacific railroad, |
selling the road. He has served as
chairman of the county and territorial
democratic central committees; four
terms as president of the Commercial
club and three terms as mayor OF the
city OF Albuquerque. He Is a fine
Gentleman, progressive and aggres-
sive. and useful citizen.
The bride, nee Miss Erances Cecelia
Halloran.. was born In old Albuquer-
que and is therefore strictly an Albu-
querque young lady. She received her
from the common schools OF
this city; graduated from the New
Mexico university and finished her ed.
ucation at the st. Joseph convent, San
Jose, Cal. She Is the eldest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Halloran and to
her and her husband The Citizen Of
iers its congratulations for a long.
happy and prosperous married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion will leave this
evening for the east. the objective
point being Port Henry. N. Y. where
the mother of Mr., Marion resides,
They will be absent about six weeks