Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-29
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Several Couples Joined in WedlOCK
 This Morning..

Several Couples Joined in WedlOcK
 This Morning.
 Charles T. A. AIaloney and Miss Mar ealla A. Frazier were married yester- day morning at St Mary's church, New Britain. by Rev J. T. Winters. The hest man was William Maloney of Wa 1erbury a brother of the groom, ana the bridesmaid was Miss Katherine Frazier. a sister of the bride. After wedding trip they will live on Brankiln IIn street. Mir Maloney is chief operator at the New Britain office of the Soutn- ern New England Telephone 70.
 uanrv McIsaac of Baldwin street and Miss Helen Burke of Niagara s+roa+ were married this morning at +ba Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father Shelley in the presence or large number of friends. Miss Hhza- hafb Reilly was maid of honor ana James Bowes was best man. me bride was attired in handsome pearl silk gown and wore white picture hat and carried a shower bouquet or white roses. The bridesmaid was becomingly attired in blue silk ana wore a white picture hat and carried a shower bouquet of yellow roses. MT and Mrs McIsaac left on the noon train for a wedding tour to Boston. On their return they will reside at SIG Baldwin street. They were the recipients of many valuable presents. RaIph Stango of Lawrence street and Miss Jennie Hart of Hill street were married this morning at o'clock at St Thomas's church by the Rev Father Crowley, who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. David Dillon was best man and Miss Gertie Young was bridesmaid. The bride was attired in beautiful gown of white silk and carried white prayer book. The bridesmaid also wore white silk and carried bou- quet of carnations. A wedding break fast was served at the home of the brides parents on North Main street. The couple left on a trip to New York and Washington and will be at their home at 96 Mattatuck street after July 10.
 The marriage of Thomas P. Donlan of Wlnsted to Miss Rose V. K1lcrin of tEdB city was solemnized at Sacred Heart church this morning lat o'clock. The bridal party entered the church to the strains of the 'fLohengrin" we'd ding march and were met at the altar by Rev Father Shelley, who was cele- brant Of the ceremony. The bride was attired in a beautiful gown of white d'esprit over white silk and carried @ prayer book. The bride was attended by her sister, Rosie. who was becom- ingly gowned in light blue lansdowne and carried beautiful bouquet of rosebuds. The groom was accompan- fed by John J. Flynn of Greenfield, Mass, and Thomas Kilcrin, brother of the bride, and Albert w. Humpage of Wtnsted acted as ushers. During the ceremony Miss Mary Bracken of Winsted sung the "Ave Maria" and at the conclusion rendered "The Great White Throne" in her usual masterly manner. Both of the contracting par ties are formerly of Southington and are very popular in their large circle of friends. Guests were present from New Haven, Southington, Meriden and Winsted bountiful wedding repast was served at the home of the bride, and the happy couple departed with the usual number of good wishes for their future prosperity on brief hon. eymoon to New York and Boston,
 A marriage in which many of the younger members Of society were fn- ferested was solemn1zed at Trinity church at noon to-day. when Isaac Beecher Clark of 34 Mitchell avenue. in structor in voice culture, and Miss Ger. trude Florence Smith of IT First ave nue were united in wedlock. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev F. D Buckley, rector of Trinity church. The bride was unattended by any brides maids or maids of honor, but her ntt1e sister, Dorothy Page Smith, was tht flower girl. She wore pretty pinl dress and carried basket of pinl sweet peas. The bride was attired II a handsome gown of white crepe de chene, wore white picture hat ant carried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas and maidenhatr ferns. The best man was Frank T. Clark, broth CT of the groom.
 While the guests and friends wer, arriving at the church a fine nrusica program was rendered by A. J. Blakes lee, organist The ushers were Ray mond F. Smith of Bridgeport brotheI of the bride, George O. Clark and Ern est B. Baldwin of Terryville and Di William Wilcox if this city.
 After the services at the church wedding breakfast was served at tn home Of the brides parents, Mir ant Mrs William G. Smith of First avenue at which only the immediate relative of both parties were present
 Both the groom and bride are prom inent singers and belong to the Secon' Congregational church choir, the fo1 mer being the basso and the latter tn contra1to soloist MT Clark is also ider tifed with the Halcyon Glee club.
 Mir and Mrs Clark will enjoy an eS tended wedding tour.
 rnEYNn DYNAMITE