New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
MISS MALONEY Welded.
SatoH PerfOrmJ Ceremony-CrosrdS
at the Church.

Spring Lake Beach. y. J.. June % (specinD-Car-
dinal SatoIli OF Rome. tourncyed TO Spring Lake
Beach to-day and. assisted by Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia. cficiated at the wedding OF Miss
Margaret Frances Malorey and Louis Car0ery
Ritchie. Miss Maloacy is the eldest daughter OF
Martin Maloney, OF Philadelphia Mr.. Richie IS
Washington lawyer The brides father is a Papal
marquis tho honor having been conferred on him
by Pope Leo.
The gathering filed the Roman Catholic church
to-day Policemen from Philadelphia guarded the
entrances. Great the crush. The clergy pres
ent included besides the Cardinal and Archbishop.
Bishop McFaul, Of Trenton y. j.; NIonsignor
Iaughlin of Philadelphia: MonsgnOr O'ConneIl
president OF the Catholic University. Washington
and well known priests from this and other States
Miss Helen Maloney. sister OF the bride. the
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Mar
saret Maoney. cousin of the bride, and Miss Bertha
Gibbs both of Philadelphia; Hiss Ada Cochran. OF
New-York Miss Maud McCahIll. OF Washington
Miss Madeline Shrlver. of Baltimore. and Mrs. j.
Edwin New. Of Portsmouth. Va. Abner Cloud
Richie, OF Washington. brother Of the bridegroom
was best man. The ushers were Dr. S. Logan
Owens. of New Orleans; John Sullivan. W. Z. L.
Eglin and J. Austin Devereux. OF Philadelphia:
Rawlins Hume and Graham Hume. Of Washington.
and ]. Walter Lyons. OF Rutland. VT. The six
bridesmaids gowns OF Paris muslin. trimmed
with white lace insertion. Their hats of white
lace, and each carried bouquet Of white daisies.
The maid of honor net and chiffon gown
and a lace trimmed hat. and carried bouquet OF
Il
SauZe. trimmed with rich point lace. She
carried bouquet of hlies-of- the-valey. At her
throat was diamond crescent PIN the gift of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Maloney. mother OF the bride.
wore gown OF pOmpadour silk over Nile green.
Easter lilies. marguerites and maidenhair fern
were used in decorating the church. over the altar
was the monogram ''R NJ" composed OF ferns and
marguerites. while clusters of lilies were at the
entrance to each pew and and about the altar
rail William Thunder. of Philadelphia. presided
at the organ. and quartet from the Philadelphia
Cathedral-Mrs. Agnes Thomson. Miss Catherine
McCiucken. Harvey Hindermeyer and Louis Kried-
ler-sanS
After the ceremony Archbishop Ryan read a
cabegram from the Pope which as follows:
Rome. Italy. June o. 1901
Marquis Maloney. Spring Lake Beach. y. j. l.. s. A.
The Holy Father sends his blessing to the young
married couple. BISLET'rI. MajOrdomo
reception and wedding breakfast the Ma
loney home followed the ceremony. Three hundred
relatives and friends attended. together with we'll
known persons from Philadelphia. New-York
Washington. PittsbuTg. Baltimore. New Orleans
trenton ana other points. A large number OF
presents were received
At the conclusion of the reception and wedding
breakfast Cardinal SatOlli. Archbishop Ryan and
home OF Daniel ODay, vice-Dresident Of the Stand
ard OIL Company. at Deal Beach. MIR. Maloney
also accompanied the party. which returned to
Spring Lake.