Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-30
APRIL WEDDINGS
Clergy at Immaculate Conception
Church Kept Busy This Morning.


 This was banner day for marriages at the Immaculate Conception church, eight couples being married there be, tween the hours of and 10 o'clock, Each party was accompanied by large number of relatives and friends so that things were lively about the place until the last carriage had whirled away.
 David Altman of Doolittle alley and Miss Bridget Sullivan were married this morning at the church of the Immacu late Conception. J. J. Egan was best man Miss Annie O'Sulliyan was bridesmaid.
 Peter Welch Of Franklin street and Catherine Flynn were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Broderick. John Flynn was best man and Miss katie Wall was bridesmaid.
 William Edward Morrow of 139 Vine street and Miss Katherine Doran of Baldwin street were married this morn Ing at the Immaculate Conception church by Father O'Brien. The wit nesses were Frederick Mitchell and Miss Ellen Doran.
 Miss Katherine Riordan of 46 Washs lngton street and Thomas J. Byrnes were married yesterday morning at St hrancls Aavier's church by the Rev rather Fleming. Miss Mary Riordan acted as bridesmaid and William Riorp dan was best man.
 James Fl. White of 448 West Main street and Miss Josephine O'Brien of 5l Denny street were united in matriA nony at the Immaculate Conception cnurcn this morning, the Rev Father ,5.tlen brlen omciating. Michael Kelly was pest man and Miss Nellie Downey was maid of honor.
 MISS Ida May Lewis and Leon M. barnes were married last night at the nome of the brides brother. Clark Lewis, 2S State street, by the Rev MT stockdale of the First Methogiist church MT and Mrs Lewis were ahe witnesses. After the wedding tour Mr anu Mrs barnes will reside at 60 Dike- man street <.
 Bernard Whitney of 13 South View street and Miss Anna Byrne of ls3 Cherry street were married this nonn- ing at the Immaculate Conception cnurch, the Rev Father Frederick toffi- clatlng The witnesses were Janlks whitney, brother of the groom. and MISS Catherine Callahan, cousin of tha oride. They will reside at 617 south Main street where they have aS beautiful home. many of the furnish l lngs being wedding presents from their numerous friends.
 Albert Woodruff of Ward street and Miss Elizabeth Enwright of East Maiu street were married at 7:3O this morn Ing at the parochial residence of the immaculate Conception by the pastor.
 1eV father Slocum. The bride was attlred in pretty gown of fawn color crepe de chine, trimmings of applique, and carried bunch sa roses The maid or honor was prettily attired iIl gown of blue crepe de chine. Both pride and bridesmaid wore picture hats. The young couple left on the 7:55 train on a wedding trip 10 New York and other places.
 Miss Margaret M. Mccoy and JohD < J. Campbell both of this city were unit eu Tn marriage this morning at 6.30 o'clock at the Imma cuiate Conception church by the Rev Father O Brien. The best man was John Gloster and the bridesmaid was Miss Mamie McGowa1l of Watertown a niece of the bride. After the ceremony wedding break fast was served at the home of the brides sister. Mrs William Bates of 53 Maple street. The newly welded cou4 pie will enjoy an extended wedding trip to Springfield and other points in Massachusetts, after which they will l reside in this city, The wedding gifts were numerous and beautiful Adolph King of 35 Adams street and Miss Mary Houlihan of IS North Elm street were married at $40 o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Conception church, Father Frederick performing the ceremony. Frederick PellefieA and Miss Catherine Houlihan acted aa witnesses. The bride wore a beauti5 ful gown of French lawn trimmed with chiffon and lace insertion. Thel bridesmaid had a gown similar to thes brides. Both carried bridal roses and ! wore hats. MT and Mrs King lefton the ] 11:13 train for n trip to Boston and New York. On their return they will reside at 10S Walnut street where a very handsomely furnished home awaits them. The brides travelling suit was of brown silk. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was a handsome necklace, the groom's gift to the best man a handsome diamond pin. The couple received a large number of beauT tiful presents