Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
MANY JUNE WEDDINGS.
We'll Known Waterbury Man Married
 in Springfield Yesterday.

| in Springfield Yesterday.
 John J. McEvoy of this city and Miss Gertrude O. Quinn of 435 Union street, Springfield, were married in St Mich
 aeps cathedral In Springfield yesterday
 morning at 9:3O. The ceremony was performed by the Rev M. A. K. Kelly. It was witnessed by many relatives
 and friends of the bridal pair. Attor- ney Francis r. Grilfoile of this city
 was best man and Miss Mabel A.
 Quinn, the brides sister, was maid of honor The bride was attired in handsome gown of white crepe de chine over white taffeta, trimmed with duch-
 ess lace. She wore a veil and carried bride roses. The maid of honor wore
 a gown of white organdie over green | silk and carried a bouquet of carna- tions The groom's gift to the bride was a diamond brooch, to the brides maid diamond ring, to the best man
 seal ring and to the ushers scarr
 nins. The ushers were Prof Leo Cur l lev, Prof Joseph Kennedy, William 1 Kennedy and David Mccarthy of this l city and Dr T. A. Maloney. After the ! ceremony a wedding breakfast was l held at the brides home. About hrty l guests were present. On their return | from their wedding trip MT and Mrs
 McEvoy will live at 79 Hillside avenue
 in this city.
 Miss Celia Smith and Joseph l.. Pef-
 fers were married yesterday at the | Chapel street Methodist church by the l Rev MT Zeiter George Peffers, broth 1 CT of the groom, was best man, and
 Miss May Griswold was maid of honr: G0tlieb Berger of Orange, N. J., and l Miss Ida Graham were married last l night at the home of the bride on South Main street by the Rev M. A. Barnes,
 William Nash and Miss Hattie Geisler of West Virginia were best man and
 maid of honor respectively. After 3
 wedding tour the couple will reside Tn Orange.
 A pretty home wedding took place
 yesterday at Branchville, in which
 Miss Clara NJ. Goodrow and Joseph
 c. Straw of this city were the princi-
 pals. The bride was attired in white
 landsdowne and veil and carried bridal
 roses. Thebridesmaid was Miss Lena
 Porzenheim of Waterbury, who was
 attired in white organdie and carried
 carnations. Miss Louisa Goodrow,
 sister of the bride, acted as maid of
 honor. The groom was attended by
 his brother, Alfred. Benjamin Good
 row, brother of the bride, gave her
 away After the wedding dinner the
 happy couple departed for 8 brief
 honeymoon to Philadelphia. They
 were the recipients of many beautiful
 and costly presents. MT and Mrs
 Straw will be at home to their friends
 after July 1, 1908, at 46 Vine street
 this city. Guests from Waterbury
 were: Mrs Straw and daughter, Ella
 Mrs Hill, Mrs Rose Lewis, Mrs Beron H. Blakely and Miss Margaret PorZen. helm; from NTfddletown were Miss Ly- dia White, Edward White and Mat thew Straw, and Miss Louise Porzen helm of Bridgeport; Marvin Stocking of Georgetown.
 Leroy s. Marks and Miss Hattie NJ Newell were married yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock at 42S West Main street by the Rev E. D Buckley. The groom is popular em ploye in the office of the Steele & John son Manufacturing Go, while the bridt is we'll known and has a large circle of friends. The bride was attired il white silk mule and carried bouque of brides roses. The bridesmaids, tht ( | Bohl, cousins of the bride, wore gown ! of white organdie and carried pink car } nations. Isabelle Mae Penley of Tor { rington was ring bearer. Louis Plat } was best man. After the ceremon, } refreshments were served Mrs Thorp ! was caterer. MT and Mrs Marks, wh, { were the recipients of many beautiful { gifts, left on the 6:15 train for Nev } York for an extended honeymoon. The { will be- at home after August at IS ! North Willow street. Guests were. MT { George Wheeler and Miss Wheeler 0 ! Woodbridge; Mrs D. Babcock of Yves a Haven; Miss M Watrous and Henr Ziglatzki of Hartford; the Misses Li = Han Russell and B. Clark of Orange ss Mrs John Forbes of New Haven; MT a- Mary Leland and the Misses Leland c
 Montpelier, Vt; Mrs w. T. Marks an D. Miss Bessie Marks of Windsor; Mis- a- Ethel Lamont of Melrose; Miss Flo n, ence Marks of Thompsonville; w. I da Marks of New York city; MT and MI
 George Penley of Torrington; MT an N Mrs A. A. Stone, MT and Mrs Henr e Warner MT and Mrs H. B. Russel ,n, A. Adams. Miss Edna Judd and Mis
 Laura Tolles of Oakville.