Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-27
MANY WEDDINGS.
June the Month of Roses is the
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f0pular 1lme.
 The following item was taken from a Wilkesbarre, Pa, paper: "A pretty wedding was celebrated at the home of MT and Mrs A. w. Tyrell Monday evening at o'clock, when their daughter, Miss Clara Louise, was united in marriage to John Ben. son of Naugatuck, Conn. by the Rev G. N. Underwood. This marriage was the culmination of pretty TO- nance which began two years ago while Miss Tyrell was visiting rtla- tives in Waterbury, Conn. MT Hn- sun has a position that he has oGu- pied during the last six years in the United States mail service, and will take his bride to nicely furnisled home of his own at Naugatuck. This interesting event was also the cde- bration of the silver anniversary of the brides parents. and they. with the bridal pair, were recipients pf many gifts. consisting of cut glaS, china, table linen, silverware, etc.
 Miss Anna. daughter of Mn Bridget Burns of Sarsfield street and Anthony Ryan of Waterville were married at St Thomas's church by the Rev T. M Crowley yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. Miss May Dal- ton was maid of honor and Frank McMahon groomsman. During the nuptial mass. celebrated by Father Crowley. Edward Keegan rendered Ave Maria" The bride was gowned in white French lawn trimmed with Valenciennes lace and wore a pic ture hat. The maid was attired in a gown of similar material. After a reception Mir and Mrs Ryan left on a trip to Boston. On their return they will reside in Waterville.
 Patrick J. Began of this city and Miss Alice Murtha of oakville were married at St Mary Magdalenei church in 0akville yesterday morn ing. the ceremony being performed by the Rev NJ. J. Traynor of Water vile. Miss Mary Murtha. sister of the bride. and James J. Began. brother of the groom, were the at tending couple. The bride wore white silk. The maid was attired in lavender silk. On the return from their wedding trip Mir and Mrs Began will reside on South Main street.
 Miss Mary Thompson of South Main street and Henry L. King of 43 Union street were married at St Patrick's church yesterday morning at 8 o'clock by the Rev J. NJ. Glee- son, who also celebrated the nuptial mass. Miss Katherine Thompson, sister of the bride. and Oscar King. brother of the groom, were the al. tendants.
 Miss Florence Russell and Edwin B. Nichols were married yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides mother, Ms Isaac Rus sell of 43 Hillside avenua. The Rev Joseph Anderson. D. D., officiated. The bride. who was graduated from Wellesley. class of 1903, had her sister. Mrs William Hampson. as matron of honor. Homer Russell was groomsman. The bride was gowned in white, wore a bridal veil and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The matron wore a dress of the same material After a recep- tion Mir and Mrs Nichols left for a wedding trip which will be spent flu northern New England. Tn the niia- dle of September they will return to this city for short t!mc and then return to their future home in Gam bier, O. Mir Nichols is a professor in Kenyon college, situated in Gam bier.
 Miss Margaret Burns. a daughter of James Burns of Pine street. and Michael Griffin of Merlden were mar ried in St Thomas church this morn- ing during nuptial mass by the pas tor. Rev Father Crowley. The cere- mony took place at o'clock inside the altar railing, and was witnessed by a large number of friends of the contracting parties. The church was very tastefully decorated with the freshest offerings from conservatory and garden. and the deeoratIng was done by the members of the Young WOmen's sodality, of which society the bride was a member. White net ting over taffeta was the brides cos- tnme. Mary and Daniel. a sister and a brother of the bride and groom re- spectively, were the official witnesses of the marriage The music incl dental to the performance of the cere- mony was delightful. Miss wfnifred Delaney sang the Ava Maria The bridesmaid carried a shower bouquet of roses. After the church ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the bride. after which the happy couple started on a wedding tour. They will be at home to their friends on July at 80 Hanover street. Meri- den.
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