Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-27
WEDDED TO-DAY
Jeyce- Kennedy Wedding at St Patick's Monagan-Haty at Immacu-
 late Conception.

Miss Margaret c. Kennedy, daughter of Mrs Matthew Kennedy, of 32 North Leonard street and Dr Leo Joyce of New York, were married at St Patrick's church this morning at 9 o'clock. The ceremony was, per- formed by Rev Joseph NJ. Gleeson, who also celebrated the solemn high mass, which followed. Rev Father Lafiin was deacon. Father Conway sud-deacon and Rev James McGuirk of Passaic, New Jersey, classmatc of the groom, was master of ceremo- nies. As the bridal party entered the church Organist Grafton rendered Lohengrin's wedding march after which Miss Josephine Mcknight de- livered violin solo in an exquisite manner. The bride was attlred in q magnificent gown of baby Irish lace and wore bridal veil. an heirloom of the groom's family, which was dec orated with orange blossoms, making one of the most effective bridal cos tunes that has been seen in this city in long time. Miss Sadie Kennedy sister of the bride was maid of honor, and Philip Rodriguez, of New York, was groOmsman. The maid was at tired in gown of white messaline, trimmed with duchesse lace, which with n white picture hat with plumes also made striking costume. At tOrney Frank Guilfoile and Leo Cur ley of this city, Thomas McTighe of Greensborough, Pa, and Dr William Woglan, of New York were the ush- CTS. At the offertory Mrs William Monaghan rendered the Ave Marie" and was accompanied on the violin by Miss Josephine Mcknight. Miss Lan- retta Mcdonald of Ansonia, at the close of the service sang "Oh Promise Me-" her rendition being excellent. After the ceremony q reception was held at the brides home on North Leonard street, which had been taste fully decorated. Potted plants, smilax and chrysanthemums were much in evidence, the effect being very pret- ty. Only the immediate friends and relatives of the couple wer present. Hods0n catered and Fauemann's or chestra, hidden behind potted plants rendered music. The groom's gift to the bride was a diamond sunburst. He also made the pshers the recip- ients of scarf pins. The brides gift to the groom was a diamond scarf pin. Among the out of town guests were Dr T. F. Joyce, father of the groom; Dr and Mrs k. C. Joyce, Miss Adele Joyce, Mir and Mrs k. o. Byrne, Miss Florence o. Byrne. Miss Ellenor Thornton, Mrs William Hamilton. Mrs R. Rodriguez and daughter, Miss Louise, Philip Rodriguez. Mir and Mrs I. Smith. l.. McTighe and Gen. evieve McTighe. all of New York; Mir and Mrs D. J. Mentor. Baltimore; Mrs Morgen-Roth and Eugene Nor gen-Roth, Newark, N. J.; Mrs c. Kingsland, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss Katherine Hicks, Montreal; P. Nor gen-Roth. Newark, N. J.; Mrs Thom- as Baham, Jamaica, L. l.; Father James McGuirk, Passaic, N. J.; Rev James McKenna, Chestert0wp, Md; Miss Gertrude Lawlor. Windsor Locks; Miss Lauretta Mcdonald: An sonia: H. Morgan, Newark. N. J.: Otto Hicks. Montreal; the Misses Teresa and Anna McMahon of Bridge port; Mir and Mrs James A. O'Brien of Bridgeport; Captain Gloster Arm strong of New York. Miss Bessie Klem Of New Haven. Dr and Mrs Joyce make tour of the south and afb January 1 will be at home at 25s Madison street, Passaic, N. J.