The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
MARRIAGES OF
THANKSGIVING EVE

Walsh Krantz. Walker Mannion and
Hittingev Lynott Nuptials Sol
emnized Yesterday - st. Rose
Church the Scene of Two of the
Weddings of the Eve of Thanks.
YcSter,aN-th" cv" of Thanksgiving
nits marked by three wedding ccrr
monies. two Of which were solemniz"d
IN The beautiful church Of ST. Rose.
Walsh -Krantz.
At . o'clock, Miss Mary Walsh. of
Pike street. and Frank krantz. of
South Church street. were welded in
ST. nos. church. with the most impress
SiNr ceremony Of the catholic church
he celebration of the high nuntial
mass The mass followed the pligitinS
of the vow To be. tn" church's richest
blessing on tn" united couple. Rev.
George Dixon was the celcbrant.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Elizabeth Walsh. and the groom'S
best man WAS Michael fNcrling. of For
.sr city. Prof. Slockmn, the church
,reaniSt rendered the bridal chOruscS
ana the music of La Jeals nuptial
mass
The bride and maid We're dressed
like. They We're richly dressed in
Gowns OF castor lansdown". trimmed
with applique and uunne velvet. They
carried white and gold prayer books.
The reception. followed by tn" we'd
ding ropast, took place III the home Of
he brides mother, Mrs. Margaret
Walsh Last night they left on the
Delaware and hudson train on their
wedding tour. They viii visit at Find
lay, ohio aud Elmira. y. T., where tho
groom's brothers reside: ana they win
also visit III Syracuse. \. Y. ON their
return they will reside at 81 South
Church street.
AIr. and Mrs. kraulH are cndcurcd 10
~ wide circle of friends. from whom
come the sinccrcSt wishes on this occa-
sion.
Walker -Mannion
About noon. just before the tolling of
The angclus, Miss Frances Walker and
Malachi Mlannion plightcd their VOWS
and We're united in matrimony in st.
i,oS" church by the pastor. Very Rev.
r +. rott"y, v q.
Miss Rose Walker. sister OF the bride
and Michael Euclilcy were the attend
ants,
The bride could not be NOR" attract
i've than she appeared in her wedding
gown ul steel albatross, with silk trim.
mngs, She wore - hat To match, and
carried bridal roses of yellow and white
Her sister WAS coWncd in blue. with
hat to match
The brit" and the Groom will enter
into their nrW state with many sincere
wishes, as they both enjoy numerous
warm friendships.
Hitting Lynott.
Miss Hcrthu iIittmgcr, dauehter ot
Mr.-. aud Mrs Iarob Httingcr. OF
Foundry Stlcet ana ,Iames T.. Lynott
~ young man Of W.ic acquaintance ii
this city, Wcte welded II ll.3o o'rlock
Nery Rev, Y. +, c6ffcy ollciatcd, III,
ceremony WAS The simplest, the nup,
tials being quite n, pleasant surprise tC
the numerous friends of the couple.
'i'fic bridesmaid WAS Miss Annie i.y,
mott ana the hest man was william
Lynott the sister and brother of the
gruonl,
,\ttor 20 brief tour, the rouyl" vii
take VI their residence with the par
''lIiS ~ iUt SIhplll. 4 IltN are Apuhi
people with Il hosi ~ friends.
Nealon-Cumminss,
ON Tuesday mDrnng, in 81. ltos,
church, a pretty wedding ccremun,
blarkGu lhr union of Miss Mary II
Nrliuh. oI South Main street an,
Thomas CUMMINGS. of Archibald.
'ru4 puptials We're Solemuized just be
fol, the noon hour by Very iteV. r. 4
i'offcy, Y, a., when thc beautiful chur,l
Was almost iilrnnged with the well
Wishing friends of the couple. Tho at
tGluuts w,r" Miss Anna GRADY. -
NuNiisld and Michael Duty Of Arch
Bald,
The bride an her maid were bot
most becom.GSiS rohed in beautlu
gowns, The brides appearance was en-
hanced BY AN artiStically designed am
executed gown of gray alhatross, wit
eNquist" trimmings OF duchess lac
and rich velvet. She wore a 9raS vel
vet hat and carried bridal roses. He
&autlful appearance; raised a murmu
of admiration when She entered III
ehurch and passed along In the ehrlda
procession.
Miss Grady's gown Was i'm keepm
with the BRIDES. She .Aols light blu