The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-26
NEW HAVEN MORNING JoURAL

| William Joseph Brown, an efficient clerk l for Commissioner of Charities John V. Rat | tlesdorfer, at his store, corner Greene and I Chestnut streets, was united In marriage yesterday morning at Il o'clock at St. Pat ! rickS church by Rev. Father Finnegan, 10 | Miss Anna M. Vincentia McKeon, well
 known Green street young lady The bride l wore dress of French lawn with white | picture hat to match. and carried large
 shower bouquet of white sweet peas. The
 maid of honor was Miss Helen r. McKeon, | sister of the bride, who was attired in pink
 and carried bunch of pink sweet peas. The | groomsmnn was Henry Frawley of this city. | The ushers were Joseph McCormick and ! Joseph Callahan, also of New Haven. Ar | ter the ceremony a wedding breakfast was | served at the home of the brides mother l at 90 Greene stret to the families of the | contracting parties. The brides going away | dress was of grey with trimmings to match
 and black chiffon hat. The happy couple | received many useful and valuable presents, l including silver and cut glassware and
 generous check from his employer, Commls- l sioner Rattesdorfer After two week s 1 trip to New York and Brooklyn, where both
 have friends they will reside with the
 brides mother at 90 Greene street
 l At the residence of Rev. Father Schaele,
 of St. Boniface church, last night at o'clock q very quiet wedding was solemnil- ed when Miss Alice Wehle and Walter M Hemingway were united in marriage Miss Wehle, who Is widely and faYorably known, wore handsome gown of E rey foulard with white lace trimmings, and a touch of pink Her bridesmaid, Miss Gertrude Spie- gel, wore q blue silk muslin. The best man
 was Joseph r. Higgins. The presents in- clude beautiful silver tea service from the employees of Moran's laundry, where she was bOokkeeper for several years. MT. and Mrs Hemingway will reside in MOntoweSe,
 The wedding of Miss Annie T. Carol,
 daughter of Mrs. Margaret Carroll of IA
 Alton street, and John r. Dunleavy of this
 morning in St. Francis church by Rev. Fa-
 ther Kennedy. The bride was attired in
 Il gown of white silk mule over tafeta,
 with medallion trimmings, and carried d
 bouquet of lilies of the valley and white
 prayer book. Her sister, Miss Mary J. Car roll attended her. John l. Martin was
 best man and James Carroll and Thomas
 Murray were the ushers. After q wedding
 breakfast to immediate families, Mir. and
 Mrs. Dunleavy left on an extended trip, in- cuding Boston and Bar Harbor. On their return they will reside at 237 Poplar street,
 and will be at home to their many friends after July 15.
 At Q o'clock yesterday morning In St. Pat rlck's church Miss Anna O'Donnell of Franklin street and George Connolly of White street were united in marriage. The bride wore beautiful gown of mode pon- gee, and a large white picture hat. The bridesmaid, Miss Margaret O'Donnell, a sis 1 ter of the bride, wore costume of blue eta mine and black picture hat The best man | was Miles Connolly, brother of the groom. | After il wedding breakfast Mir. and Mrs | Connolly went on an extended wedding tour | to New York and Washington. The young | couple received many costly and beautiful | gifts. They will reside at 247 Franklin | street.