Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-12
DEELY- sLAvIN.
Popular Young People Married at Sa-
cred Heart Church This Morning.


Popular Young People Married at Sa-
cred Heart Church This Morning.
One of the prettiest marriages of the
year was solemnized at the church of
the Sacred Heart this morning at 8
O'Clock, when MISS Sadie G. Slayin Of
PIP Silver street and Thomas j. Deely
of South Willow street were united in
the bonds of matrimony by the Rev
Father Shelley, who also celebrated
the nuptial high mass which followed.
Miss Margaret Slayin, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and John G.
Doran was best man. AS the bridal
party entered the church and walked
down the aisle the organ pealed forth
the sweet, inspiring and martial strains
of Cimarosas grand military march.
The bridal pair were married within
the sanctuary rail, special mark of
respect shown to the bride because she
was a member of the Sodality Of the
Blessed Virgin. The decorations of he
altar were profuse and lovely, yellow
and white chrysanthemums FREEDOM
| mating.
The bride and maid Of honor were
attired in beautiful creations Of the
! dressmaker's art. The brides gown
was of white liberty satin, trimmed
with duchess lace. She wore a veil,
with orange blossoms, and carried a
white prayer book. The costume of the
maidof honor was of muslin de sole
over white taffeta. She wore white
| Gainsborough hat and carried a bunch
| Of chrysanthemums.
The church was filed with relatives
and friends of the bridaf pair. Thomas
| Slavin and Attorney Dennis J. Slayin,
/ brother and cousin of the bride respec-
4 lively, were ushers. A special and
/ elaborate musical program had been
4 prepared for the occasion by the Or
! ganist. Mrs Lucien Wolff. At the Of
/ fertory the Ave Maris Stella was sung,
and as the wedding party left the
| church Mendelsohnn's wedding march
was finely played. The singing was
fine. the soloists being Michael j. Rob
1 inson, James w. Cassidy and Miss
inson, James w. Cassidy, Miss Alice
Cosgrove and Mrs William j. Bergin.
After the marriage ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was held at the home
| of the brides mother, Mrs Mary Sla-
| vim, PIP Silver street. Mr. and Mrs
Dee1y left on the 1:30 train for we'd
1 ding tour to Washington and Niagara
Falls. They will be at home after De
cember Is at II Laurel street. where
they have beautiful home filled with
numerous and costly gifts from their
many friends. Among the gifts were
4 checks from the brides mother and
brother, a beautiful statue from the
Children of Mary. to which the BRIDE
belonged, also pretty gifts from the X.
NJ. G. T.. A., of which the groom Is a
member, and from the packing room Of
Roger & Bros. Among others who re-
Imembered the bridal pair were Mr. and
| Mrs M. j. Ryan, L. w. McGarry, Miss
Nellie Culhane, Mrs Julia Corbett, Mrs
Elizabeth Mccarthy. Miss Nellie Dill
lon. Mrs John Squires, John 9. Doran,
Mrs Matthew Conner. Mrs Timothy
Bowes, Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Haggerty,
Frank ELS, Frank e. March. Henry
Lynch, Roger Meara, Mr. and Mrs John
Tobin, Miss Mary Tobin, Mr. and Mrs
M. e. Fox. James A. Slavin. Mr. and
Mrs John Slayin. w j. Hayden. Mary
/ Il. Kenny, Mr. and Mrs Connolly. Phil
/ lipsburg. ~ j.; Mr. and Mrs John Dee
", Mr. and Mrs p. II. Deely, Mr. and
Mrs r. w. Deely. Edward J. Deely,
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Fleming. Mrs L, T..
4 Andrews. Miss Julia Igo. Miss Jennie
Igo, Arthur E., Benson. William Scan
4 lon. Miss Nellie A. Culhane and the
i Sisters Of Charity.