Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
DAY OF WEDDINGS.
NJ. W. Davis and Miss Catherine NAL
lOy Married mt Cathedral,

! Yesterday was a day Of weddings at st.
Mary's Cathedral In the morning at
eight O'Clock Merton W. Davis. son Of
! Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Davis of 20 LOOMS
street and Miss Catherine Frances NAL
| 10y, daughter of Mrs Kate Malloy Of
| 80 Maple street, were married by the
| Rev. w p Crosby in the presence OF a
large gathering of friends and relatives
| The best man was william Malloy, a
| brother Of tho bride, and the bridesmaid
was Miss Grace Rafferty, of Montreal, q
cousin. The ushers were John Brown and
William Burke
| The bride was becomingly attired in
| white null over taffeta, wore a white
picture hat and carried brides roses. The
| bridesmaid also wore white null over
taffeta, wore white hat and carried
white carnations. Following the cere-
mony at the church a reception was held
| at the home of the brides mother and
| refreshments Of Ice cream. cake and cof-
| fee were served to the numerous guests.
The bride received numerous presents in
Guiding cut glass, silverware, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left on the 1910
train for Montreal where they will spend
a week. Upon their return to this city
| they will be at home at % Maple street.
LANE-DELEHANTY.
The second wedding occurred at nine
o'clock when John II. Lane OF Quincy,
Mass. and Miss Helen NJ. Deahanty,
daughter of Michael Delchanty of 10
Maple street, were married at the Cattle
dral by the Rev. ]. f. ellis The
bridegroom was attended by Edward
Lane of Quincy. Mass, a brother. and
the bridesmaid was Miss Catherine Dele
hanty, a sister of the bride. The ushers
were Michael Gill and William McNeilly.
The bride was gowned in grey tan satin.
trimmed with white silk chiffon. wore
a white hat and carried white carnations.
The bridesmaid wore creation of laven-
der color wore a white hat and carried
pink carnations.
After the wedding ceremony a wedding
reception was held at the home of the
brides father, where many friends and
relatives gathered during the morning to
extend congratulations and to leave gifts
of silverware. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane left on the noon
train for New York. where they will
spend a week. after which they will visit
Boston. They will reside in Quincy, Mass
where Mr.. Lane Is employed as an cleo
trical engineer. He is a graduate Of the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
NEY-vANDERHOOF.
The third wedding occurred at ak
o'clock in the evening when Bennett s.
Gainey. son Of Mrs b. c. Gainey of this
city, and Miss Florence Elizabeth Van
derhoof. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. ].
Vanderhoof of Rock Point. were married
at St. Mary's Cathedral by the Rev. ].
F. ellis. The bridegroom was attended
by F. ]. Hickey. and the bridesmaid was
Miss Ruth w. Nanderhoof, a sister OF
the bride. The ushers were Michael Col
Inns OF this city and Andrew White of
Boston. The bride was attred in light
turquoise blue. wore white picture hat
and carried white carnations. The brides
maid wore pink silk creation over mus
lin, wore a white hat and carried pink
carnations.
The wedding ceremony was followed by
a reception and dance at the home of
the brides parents at Rock Point A
dancing pavilion was built especially for
the occasion and numerous Chinese Ian
terms were hung about the lawn to en-
liven the scene. wedding supper con-
sisting Of cold meats, fruit. sandwiches
ice cream and coffee was served until
nine o'clock when the floor was cleared
for dancing. Music was furnished by
Romeo's orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Gainey received many
appropriate presents, including cut glass,
siverware. furniture. crockery, etc. A
dining room set and chffoniere were pre-
scented by the employees OF Dorn's cafe
and Michael Dorm gave them twenty dol
lars in gold There were many other pres
ents, including gifts from the Foreeters
and the Eagles. The BRIDES gift to the
bridegroom was a locket set with Is small
diamonds. Among those from out OF town
who attended the wedding were Mrs
William Reardon OF Springfield, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donoway OF Yer
gennes william Carney OF Los Angeles,
Cal, and Miss Winnie Titus and Miss
Mabel Bradley of West Addison.
Mr. and Mrs. Gainey left last evening
for Hartford, Conn, whore they will re-
main eight days. They will reside In this
city.