The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
AGED SOUTH ORANGE WOMAN UNCONSCIOUS
FOR TWO MONTHS AND is SLOWLY DYING.
GREFFIN-H0RGAN.
Bloomfield Girl WEEDS Albany Lawyer at
Sacred Heart Church.


The marriage OF Miss Louise B. Horgan,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Hor-
gan, of 8O1 Franklin street. Bloomfield,
and George E.. Griffin, of Albany, N. T.,
was celebrated with a nuptial high mass
In the Church of the Sacred Heart, Bloom
field, this morning. at $3.50 O'Clock. The
Right Rev. Monslgnor Charles ]. Kelly.
pastor of the Church of Our Lady Of
Grace. Hoboken, was the celebrant, the
Rev. Joseph Ziegler. s.. J., of ST. Peters
College. Jersey City, was the deacon, and
the Rev. George i. Fitzpatrick, also Of the
Church of Our Lady of Grace. was the
sub-deacon. The Rev. Father Nardiello
and the Rev. Father Preston, of the Sacred
Heart Church, occupied places within the
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, was attired in an empire
white chiffon and silk tastefully trimmed
with princess lace and pleatings of white
chiffon. Her veil was draped in an en-
pire c%oronet, surmounted by a garland of
orange blossoms and her bouquet of bridal
roses was festooned with clusters OF lilies
of the valley. Miss H. Seton McCabe, of
Newark, a former classmate of the bride
at st. Elizabeth's College. was her only
attendant. She wore a gown OF pale blue
~marquisette trimmed with bands of Irish
lace and folds of pale blue chiffon. Her
hat was of pale blue chiffon adorned with
dropping plumes of the same color and
tiny gariands of pink French roses. In
stead of the customary bouquet she car
ried a muf of pale blue wearabout
feathers.
The bridegroom's attendant was his
brother. DR.. Gerald Griffin, of Albany, anc
/ the ushers were the brides brothers., Harry
Horgan and Andrew B.. Morgan.
A feature Of the wedding was the musica
program rendered by a quartet under the
direction of Professor ]. V. Rouseiie, choir,
master of the Church of Our Lady OF
Grace, Hoboken. Miss Cecilia Winter, o.
New York. w~ell-known as an %oratoriC
artist. sang but the Lord Is Mindful OF
His own" from Mendelssohn's st. Paul,
and 1.-THE Sweet Story of Old" Norman J
Winter, tenor. of New York, sang an lave
Marie,' by Gabriel, at the offertory. Pro
fessor Rouselle played the Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin' at the entrance of thu
bridal party, and at the occasional 9TH
Wedding March," Mendelssohn.
The sanctuary was beautifully decorated
for the occasion Palms and ferns inter
mingled with choice flowers and wer'
banked upon the altar, which was lighted
by innumerable candles. Following tn
there was a wedding breakfas
for the immediate families at the home O
the brides parents.
Among the guests at the church were
the former classmates and college asso
ciates of the bride. who is one Of the mos
popular of st. Elizabeth College alumnae
where she took several degrees. The bridl
is well known in this city and adjacen
cities and is popular among a large coterii
OF friends. Mr.. Griffin is n newspaper ma
and a lawyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin vii
sail Saturday on the steamer Minnehah;
for an extended tour of Europe. They viii
make their home in Albany.