The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-26
O'HARA- SMITH.
,.,sresting Wedding This Morning
Mt the Cathedral.

.estinE Wedding This Morning
at the Cathedral.
,-ho cathedral of st. John the Bap-
will be the scene this morning of
rodding in which much cordial in
IS felt, that of Mr.. Arthur Jo-
,nb O'Hara to Miss Teresa Eleanor
r1itb The ceremony will take place
o'clock and will be followed inn
stately by nuptual mass, the Bish-
oaiciating at both services, assisted
pow Father Kennedy. Palms, and
"a tehted candles on the altar, will
1.-Two am additional beauty TO the sane
s.,orv within which the bride and
arooyo will kneel at prie-Dieus draped
inn white.
The bride will enter with her broth
4. Mr. Edward Worthington Smith,
rraceded by her maid of honor Miss
Tbeodora Spann. The ushers will be
Nv william S. Blum and Mr.. James
rvons Mr.. John w. Golden will act
as best man.
The brides gown is exquisitely made
3 If white tissue, inset with strips of
n Nach1in lace between bias tucks, CIV
\ i1g the effect of an entire lace robe,
except where the skirt ends in grad
wotad f1ounce of the material which
tus gracefully into the train. Over
. the bodice, which is formed of bias
ncks and insertion, is a deep shawl
4 oolIar of lace bands, finished with an
sJge Of lace. The sleeves are shirred
irfo narrow cuff of lace, the air Of
the whole gown being BEAUTIFULLY
dainty and fine. The hat that accom-
NAMES it is of white guipure, with
rolled edge of chiffon on the brim, and
white ostrich plume. The brides on
"a, ornament will be a diamond pin,
he proon1s gift. She will carry white
rnsas tied with white ribbon and a
white prayer-book, the gift of Bishop
Kelley
Miss Spann will wear whitewash chif-
fon with a panel front of lace, and
muh pretty lace trimming. Her hat
&c of white guipure, with white louisne
,ibbon. and white violets crushed I'M
der the brim. Her bouquet will be of
pink roses. tied with pink ribbon.
After the ceremony, the wedding par
ty and the officiating ministers will be
entertained at breakfast at the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs. E. H.
Smith, on Waldburg street, east. This
will be followed at 10 o'clock by small
Informal reception, at which only the
more intimate friends of the bride and
groom will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hara will leave on
the midday train for the North. The
hid ,,-iIt 20, 49t
or suit of mixed brown tweed. with a
three-quarters coat, and pretty blouse
Of brown and white silk, with touch
Of blue at the throat. Her hat is of
fine brown straw. with a rolling brim,
and trimmings of brown, shaded to
white. They will be away through
September, visiting among other places,
Washington, which will be their first
stop, and then New York, Buffalo and
Canada. After their return 10 Savan-
nah, they will reside at 120 Waldburg
street, east.
Mr. OHara has resided in Savannah
during the greater part of his life, and
has always been prominently identi-
fled with educational interests and the
public school system. Since first COM
sition of principal of st. Patricks
School, and his scholarship and ability
have been widely recognized.
Miss Smith is a daughter of the late
E. H. Smith. She has also been inter
ested in educational work, having
taught very successfully for some years
in St Patrick's School, and is lovable
and charming young woman. -
Among the handsome wedding gifts
is a china cabinet of oak, from the
teachers of ST. Patrick's School. A
chiffoniere and dressing table of
birdseye maple are among the other
beautiful pieces of household furniture.
They are the gifts of Mr.. M. A.
0Byrne and Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Nc
Donough.
A chest Of silver, bearing a brass
plate fittingly inscribed, is the gift of
the Saturday Night Club" con-
genial little organization to which Mr..
O'Hara belongs, the other members
being Mr. H. Wiley Johnson, Mr..
James Menzies, Mr.. H. D. Pollard, Mr..
W A. Tennille, Jr., and Mr.. E. L. Tes-
sier Jr. From Mr.. George F. Tennille,
who is an ex-member of the club, and
Mrs. Tennille, there is a beautiful sill
Yer dish. A cut glass water bottle and
drinking glasses is the gift of Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Connor. Many other handsome
pieces of cut glass, and silver have
been received, as we'll as artistic brio
a-brac and many pretty articles for
personal use.