The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
WEDDINGS
IN CATHOLIC
CHURCHES

weddings OF expectant young couples
from the Cathedral. st. Joseph's. st.
Johns and ST. Patrick's parishes. The
during the early morning. followed by the
ordination OF three young clergymen for
the Rhode Island diocese and the closing
ceremony OF the day came In the form OF
services for the spiritual repose OF loved
ones departed.
Vicar General Doran officisted at the
nuptial high mass in ST. Joseph's church
at 10 o'clock, the contracting parties be-
ing William ii. o'connor and Miss Kath-
crime II. Mcguire, daughter OF Mrs.
Elizabeth b. Mcguire OF No. IL Preston
street. The best man was brother OF the
bride, while the bridesmaid was Miss
Mary O'Connor. sister OF the groom.
Prof. Mullen directed the musical por-
ton OF the service and appropriate vocal
selections were rendered by Walter Orme
and Miss Cecilia O'Leary.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the brides mother on Preston
street and Banspach Brothers were the
caterers. After fortnight's honeymoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. OConnor will take up their
permanent residence on the East side.
MCARTHY-N -NooNAN.
A quiet and pretty wedding was solemn
ICED at st. Patrtcks church, today. the
contracting parties being John Mccarthy
of Boston and Elizabeth Noonan OF this
city. The bridesmaid was Miss Anna
Noonan, a sister OF the bride, and the
best man was John Mahoney.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs. Anne
Noonan, 70 Wayne street, and was shared
In by only the members OF both families
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy left on the 11:25
train on an extended wedding tour
which will include visit TO New York
city and other places OF interest Among
the guests was Mrs. s. L. Dwan OF Ros-
lindale. Mass.
MONAHAN-HACKETT
There was an interesting nuptial cere-
mony in st. Johns church. Atwells ave-
nue. and Sutton street. today, the bride
being Miss Alice NJ Hackett, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hackett, while
the groom was DR. Thomas H. Monahan,
a veterinary surgeon and treasurer of the
Monahan Vehicle company.
The bridesmaid was Miss Lizzie r.
and the best man was John F.
Monahan. Nuptial high mass was
solemnized at 2 o'clock by Rev. z. j.
Colgan, but preceding the same a brief
recital was given by Miss Josephine Nc
knight OF Waterbury. Conn, who on the
violin rendered Romance" by Morse.
and Mendellsohn's Spring Song" She
was assisted by the regular organist
Prof. Lewis. The vocal selections rendered
during the service were "Salve Regina"
by Edward Halton and 20 Salutarls'' by
Miss Julia Kearns.
The brides costume was OF white
d'esprit over taffeta and she carried a
bouquet OF bridal roses The bridesmaids
costume was of white nuns yelling and
she carried n bouquet OF pinks The
ushers were Joseph w, Frank and
Charles A. Monahan and John p. Hackett
After a weeks bridal trip. including a
visit TO Niagara and Toronto the doctor
and his young bride will take possession
of their handsomely furnished residence
on Dean street
WALsH-RYAN
James r. Walsh. local telegraph oper-
ator for the Associated Press. and Miss
Mary E. Ryan were united In marriage
IN 81. Johns church by Rev. Father c. s.
Kelley OF Rumford. The bride was gown
carried shower bouquet OF bride roses
She was accompanied by her sister as
Miss Emily Ryan. who wore
a dress OF champagne crepe de chine over
SILK and carried n bouquet OF pink roses
Nathaniel Il. Niles, cousin of the groom
acted q 3 best man. After the ceremony
az the church wedding breakfast was
served at the homo OF the brides mother.
los sutton street. to the families OF the
parties, which was followed
by a reception.
Mr. and, Mrs Walsh left at p. m. for
New York on their honeymoon. They
will reside at Ill Hanover street in this
,ity.
MCCARTHY -MCoY.
The first wedding in st. Joseph's church
today was at Q o'clock, and Il proved to
be a brilliant event. The groom was |
David II Mccarthy. travelling salesman
'or Cooper & Sisson. fruit and produce
iealers. OF Dyer street. and the brides.
nadi Miss Katherine Louise Mccoy, for |
several years bookkeeper for the r. Bliss |
company of Pawtucket.
The brides gown was OF white silk /
MULE over white silk and she carried a |
,oquet of bridal roses. She was attended |
~ her sister, Miss Alice A Mccoy. who |
In an attractive costume OF |
ream silk MULE over cream silk and car
led a boQuet OF pinks. The best man was |
Timothy j. Mccarthy.
The officiating clergyman was Rev /
Thomas Coffey assistant at St Michael's |
church. and personal friend not only OF |
he groom but also former classmate OF /
he groom's brother who acted as best
nan. In the sanctuary were also Vicar
General Doran and Rev. Father Higney. |
AS the bridal party entered the church
md took departure, the Lohengrtn and
marches, were played by
)rganist Louis Mullen. Gounod's mass
vas rendered by the regular choir, the
olos being sustained by William Virgin
Iohn +. Mcvay and Cecilia o'Leary. The
lshers were Francis p. O'Reilly, John
lelly, James A Doherty and Francis
PRIOR.
reception followed the ceremony and
wedding breakfast was served at the
lome OF the brides mother, Mrs Cath
rine Mccoy, 30 Amy street, and con-
IRA tulations. as well as presents, we're
howered I'm profusion. -.
Mr. and Mrs Mccarthy left on the
clock train for Worcester. Albany and
viii return down the Hudson river a
week hence. They will he At homo at
East George street, after September 2i.