The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-05
NOLAN SCOTT
WEDDING WAS A
NOTABLE AFFAIR

The marriage OF Mr.. William p. Nolan.
state secretary Of the Knights OF Column
bus. and SARAH j. Scott, daughter OF Mrs.
Patrick Scott. OF 936 Branch avenue. oc-
CURED this morning at o'clock at st.
Edwards Roman Catholic church. Some
time before the ceremony the church was
crowded TO the doors with the friends and
relatives OF the young couple.
The inspiring strains of wedding
march announced the arrival OF the bridal
party and preceded by the ushers II pro-
ceeded down the centre aisle to the sanct-
uary rail while the choir. under the di-
recton of Hugh f. Cassidy, rendered
Faithful and True" by Wagner
The officers of the solemn high mass
were Rev Fr. Blessing. pastor. cele-
brant; Rev. j. II. BARLEY. deacon. and
Rev. NJ. OBrien, sub deacon. FIR. Bles-
sing also performed the marriage cere-
mony.
The bride was becomingly attired
i'm a gown OF white silk, cut princess.
and trimmed with white German Val.
lace and white applique. She wore a
white veil of tulle trimmed with lace.
draped and caught up with white tea
roses and maiden hair fern. She car
ried a shower bouquer of white tea
roses
The bridesmaid, Miss Catherine e.
Nolan. sister Of the groom, wore a
white Persian lawn gown, trimmed
with German Val. lace and a white
picture hat with plumes. She carried
shower bouquet OF pink tea roses.
The groom was attended by his cousin,
Jose,h Hines. OF Cumberland
During the mass the full choir with
Miss Eta Ward. an organist, furnished
very pleasing musical program. Miss Mar
garet Mahon sang the Kyrie Eleison. The
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"Jesu Del Vivi," which was excellently
rendered by Mrs. Thos. f. Cusick, So
prano; Dr. III. e. Kennedy, baritone. and
Mr. Hugh +. Cassidy tenor At the close
OF the mass Arthur Scott brother of the
bride, rendered a baritone selection Ave
Maria"
Following the ceremony the ushers,
Francis Mcguire, Councilman Michael A.
Radigan. John f. Mccarthy. II. K. Ger
ard, James Il. Dunn. Jr.. and John F.
Scott took their positions outside the
sanctuary rail. and TO the strain OF Men
delshons wedding march escorted tho
bridal party TO their awaiting carriages.
AT the home OF the bride elaborate prep
aration has been made for the reception.
Two large tents were pitched on the lawn
and under these. the guests were treated
10 a wedding breakfast. served by Cater
er Victor Gelb
The grooms present 90 the bride was
handsome diamond ring. while the
ushers were remembered with solid gold
stick pins set with pearls and opals. The
bridesmaids present was a gold neur-de-
lis.
The popularity OF the young people was
demonstrated by the large assemblage
that greeted them on their arrival on the
lawn. The knights OF Columbus and the
Entire Nous club were represented by
large delcga tions. Overseer of the Poor
Cummings state Secretary G. c. McAle-
vey OF the X. Of c.. and State Treasurer
NJ. J. Egan OF the same order. Joseph II.
Gainer. Esq. Dr. n. r. McDermott J.
T. Ward and the Misses Harriet and
Helen Parker Of Springfield. Mass. were
conspicuous among those present
MFR. and Mrs. Nolan will leave this af-
ternoon for a trip to the White Noun
tains and will be at home TO their friends
at 26t Admiral street after Oct. l.