Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-25
STRUCK BY AN IN COMING TRAIN.
WEDDINGS TO-DAY.
Several Young Couples Joined in Wed
 lock This Morning.

LOCK rms Morning.
 pretty marriage took place at St
 Ihomas's church this morning at s
 o'clock, the contracting parties being
 John F. Donahue of 199 East Main
 street and Miss Genevieve Ruth Mac
 Donald, two popular young persons.
 The Rev Father Crowley performed
 the ceremony. John 0. Kelly of New
 Haven was best man and Miss Helen
 Laurena Hayes was maid of honor.
 The bride was attired in a beautiful
 mode color dress, wore white panne
 velvet hat trimmed with foliage, and carried white prayerbook The
 bridesmaids pretty gown was of blue
 material. She wore white panne velvet hat. As the bridal party enter ed the church Mendelssohn's wedding march was finely played by Professor keegan. Subsequent to the maria re ceremony wedding breakfast and re- ception was held at the home of the brides sister, Mrs James Conlong of 324 North, Willow street. Among the
 out of town guests were MT and Mrs
 James A. Somers and family of
 Bridgeport, Miss Rose Donahue,
 Bridgeport, Mir Egan, MT and Mrs TO. wedding gifts were many and costly. including silverware, cut glass and bric-a-brac. MT and Mrs Donahue left this afternoon on honeymoon to New
 York. On their return they will reside at 451 North Main street The groom l is 3 member of the supernumerary po- lice force and of the Scorcher club.
 Tn connection with the wedding recep- ton of MT and Mrs Donahue, MT and
 Mrs James Conlong are celebrating the sixth anniversary of their we'd
 ding to-day and tonight.
 Miss Della Rigney of hawkins street and Terrence O'Neill, an em- pIoye of the Waterbury Clock Go were
 married yesterday in St Thomas's
 church by the pastor, Rev Father Crowley
 The marriage of Robert Sutton of River street and Miss Mary Mulyille of Oak street was solemnized at the
 Sacred Heart church this morning at e:30. The Rev Father Fitzgerald per- formed the ceremony. The witnesses were William Sutton, the groom's
 brother, and Miss Mary Hurley.
 Harry Tracy of Waterville street and Miss Lucy Smith were married at noon yesterday at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs J. w. Smith, Bethlehem, the Rev Mir Lutz of the Oakville Congregational church per forming the ceremony. At the same time and in the same place James Smith and Miss Bertha Dresser. of Bristol were united in matrimony. making g double wedding at the smith home
 Patrick J. Kane of South Main street the well known ball player, and Miss Margaret O'Connor of Hickory stree. were married at St Francis Xavier
 church this morning at 7:3O by tho
 Rev Father Curtin. Hinton O'Connor,
 brother of the bride, was best man, and Miss Anna Kane, the groom's sister, was maid. of honor After the ceremony wedding breakfast ahd re- ception were held at the home of the brides family. The wedding gifts were numerous and costly. On their return from a wedding tour, MT and Mrs Kane will reside on River street. William Green of 14O Maple street
 and Miss Katharine Marr were married
 at 6:3O o'clock this morning at the Inn y
 Rev Father Slocum. Joseph Ballard was best man and Miss Ella Marr,
 sister Of the bride, was maid of honor.
 The bride was gowned in steel color costume and carried bouquet of roses.
 A reception was held at the residence of the groom on Maple street Among
 the guests were several relatives from
 Massachusetts The couple received several handsome presents. MT and
 Mrs Green left on the 40 train for a l wedding tour. On their return they will reside at 66 Hill street.
 Attorney Walter J Walsh of New Haven. a member of the law firm of Fitzgerald and Walsh, and Miss Sadie A. White of Baldwin street, forme merly employed at Cowles's Millinery store,
 were married at St Francis Xavier church this morning at o'clock The
 Rev Father Fleming performed the ceremony. Frank Walsh. the groom's
 brother. was best man, and Miss Em- ma Dean was bridesmaid. After tue
 marriage ceremony q wedding break fast was served at the home of the brides sister, Mrs F. J. Coogan. Only the bridal party was present. MT and
 Mrs Walsh. who were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, will reside in
 New Haven on their return from their wedding tour.
 William Hayden of Washington street and Miss Katharine Dwyer Of Dublin street were united in marriage at the Sacred Heart church this morn ing, at o'clock. The ceremony was
 performed by the Rev Father Fitz-
 gerald The music was beautiful. es- nnciaIIy tha singing Of Miss Alice Cos grove. Miss Jennie Hayden, the
 grooms sister was bridesmaid and Joseph Slavin was the best man. The gowns of the bride and bridesmaid were beautiful. After the marriage ceremony the bridal pair, who were remembered with numerous and bean- tiful gifts from their many friends, left on a wedding tour to Washington and Philadelphia. On their return they will reside on East Main street. Mir Hayden is a well known ball player