Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-28
JUNE WEDDINGS

Robert S. Newcombe and Miss Louise 7. Miserez were married this morning by the Rev Father Slocum.
 Miss Nellie Weiner, graduate of the high school, class of '94, and Sam uel Greenstein, telegraph operator for George Wright, the broker were mar ried Sunday in New York.
 Joseph w. Dews of 466 West Main street and Miss Mary C. Kilduf of 36 Sperry street were married this morn- ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum Joseph Quinn was best man and Miss Mary Carmody was maid of honor.
 James Commerford and Miss Ernes- tine Cavanaugh were married this morning at o'clock at St Anns church by Rev Father Senesac The witnesses were Abraham Cavanaugh and Charles H. Charioux father and uncle of the bride. A wedding break fast, was served at the home of the brides parents Mir and Mrs Abraham Cavanaugh of 5S3 North Riverside street. The couple left on wedding tour to Philadelphia. on their return they will reside at B Lafayette street.
 A very pretty wedding took place this morning at [ o'clock St St Fran cis Xavier's church when Miss Bridget V. Kelley and William F. Daily were united in marriage by the Rev Father Curtin. The bride was attended by her sister Mae l.. Kelley and Patrick N Gilson was best man. T1e bride was attired in gown of lavender silk null over lavender silk. The brides maid was attired in white crepe de chine. After a brief wedding tour to New York, Mir and Mrs Daly will re- side on Stone street. The couple were the recipients of a large number of presents.
 Dana Albee Patten, editor. who is well known here. and Miss rIorence Gilman McCOllom, musician and au- thoress. were united in marriage by the Rev Dr Charles E. Jefferson. pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle. New York. at the home of the bride, 19. Lefferts Place. Saturday afternoon The wedding was beautiful one and was attended by many editors, artists and writers and other nOtables. The bride is the only daughter of Dr and Mrs William McCOllom. Many hand some presents were received. The bridal couple took an evening train for New Haven. and later they will visit the former home of the groom in New Hampshire.
 The marriage of Miss Lillian E. kirschbaum and William G. Grieye took place at the home of the brides parents 20 Grove street this forenoon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Mir Lewis of St Johns church in the presence of only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. for it was the wish of those most directly concerned to have it as quiet and un- ostentatious as possible. Nevertheless the rice strewn walk from the house 10 the sidewalk indicated the happ, rood of those present. The brides costume was crepe dc chine over silk. Miss Anna. sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Lewis M. Holland was groom. The brides gift to her maid was diamond brooch and the groom's to his best man was a pin. After wedding trip of two weeks thar will embrace visit to Niagara Falls. Buf. falo, Detroit and Lake Erie Mir and Mrs Grieve will return and keep house on Buckingham avenue. The bride Is well known school teacher and the estimation in which she was held ps her fellow teachers was shown ir handsome present. The groom Is member of the dry goods firm of Grieve. Bisset and Holland, the err- ployes of which presented him with several pieces of cut glass including punch bowl The presents were many. handsome and costly.