The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-11
KELLEY--SM|TH
NUPT|ALS SMART
SOCIETY EVENT
Eight Hundred See Charming
Bride and Manhattan Broker
Married in Cathedral.
GORGEOUS GOWNS RIVAL
WEALTH OF FLOWERS
Exclusive Circles in Allenhurst
and Deal, as Well as Essex,
at Brilliant Affair.

IN 6t. Patrick's Cathedral a brilliant
wedding o place today. when Miss
Henrietta Louise Smith. the youngest
daughter Of the late Hugh Smith, of
SO Central avenue, was married to John
Edward Kelley, son of Mrs. Margaret
L. Kelley, of New York city. The cere-
mony was performed at 1880 o'clock by
the Rev. Isaac p. Whelan. pastor of st.
Patrick's. assisted by the Rev. John F..
Quirk, s. j., of Fordham University,
and the Rev. DR.. John w. Norris, of
Deal. Father Whelan also celebrated
the nuptial mass, assisted by the visit
ing clergymen.
The sanctuary was deliberately deco
rated with palms and ferns, and clus-
tiers Of white OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were
banked upon the affairs. which were
lighted with numberless wax tapers.
Clusters OF the chrysanthemums tied
with strea1ners of white maine adorned
the entrance to the pews of tho centre
asia.
A special program Of music by the
Carl Duff quartet, Of New York, was
a feature. and while the guests were
irving "Oh, Perfect Love-" and 1.-THE
e That Breathed Ger Eden were
Gounod's Ave Maria" an 80
Salutaris'' and 20 Love Divine were
heard during the celebration Of the
mass. Professor William F. Hatters-
ley, cathedral organist, presided at the
organ.
The Bridal Party.
At the first strains of the wedding
march from "~Lohengrin," announcing
the arrival of the bride, her attend
t came from the chapel at the left
Of the main altar Inc marched down
the main aisle to the entrance to meet
her. First came the matrons of honor,
Mrs. James T. Smith. the brides sister
in-law, and Mrs. William R. Delehanty,
followed by the maid Of honor, Miss
Maryrose Smith, all Of this city. Next
came the bridesmaids. Miss Martina
Joyce and Miss Marie MacGuire, OF
New York.
At tho portal Of the church. turning.
they formed q hollow square. the
bridesmaids taking the lead, the ma
irons following and the maid Of homo
immediately preceding the bride who
was escorted by her brother, James
T. Smith. who gave her in marriage.
As the party approached h altar they
were led Ey the ushers, William r.
Dslehanty. Of this city: Robert w.
Rodman, John J. O'Donohue, George
Mittendorc. John M. Jones and Con-
stantine J. MacGuire, Of New York.
At the sanctuary the party was met
by the bridegroom and his best man.
John I. Jordan. and the officiating
clergy11en.
Rich Gowns worn ut Wedding.
The brides gown vas a magnificent
creation of white chameuse satin, made
with full court train. and a skirt draped
in tunic effect heavily embroidered in
white. The sleeves and bodice were
almost entirely of duchesse point lace
clustered at the corsage with a PEN
dant set solidly with diamonds, the
gift Of the bridegroom Her veil was of
Brussels lace in the Louis XVI. pat
tern, and was the gift Of the BRIDE
groom's mother. The veil was clustered
with sprays of real orange blossoms,
and a shower of lilies of the valley and
orchids formed the bridal bouquet.
The matrons of honor wore similar
gowns of apricot satin Inc directoire
coats of embroidered chiffon In the
same tones. Their hats were large en-
pire models Of brown Ottoman silk
adorned with apricot plumes.
The maid Of honor and the brides
maids were gowned alike in embroid-
cred apricot chiffon draped over satin
of the same tone in Grecian effect.
Their hats were beautiful creations of
apricot satin with clusters Of natural
paradise aigrettes.
The BRIDES attendants carried arm
bouquets OF sunrise roses.
Miss Anna Smith, the brides sister;
was attired In embroidered mauve chif-
fon made over satin Of the same color,
and wore a hat of silver cloth with
plumes to match.
Mrz. Kelley, the bridegroom's mother.
wore a becoming costume Of rose satin
~charneuse. with a coat of mole-colored
net. richly embroidered in old metal
with o hat to match. +,
Mrs. Constantine j. MacGuire, OF
New York. the bridegroom's aunt. wore
a spwn Of Copenhagen blue chiffon
an embroidered directoire coat OF the
same color. and a large black hat.
Mrs. Joseph A. Kehoe, Of New York,
was gowned in wisteria chiffon cloth
over satin, embroidered in gold. A hat
to match completed this costume.
Miss Stella Maher, of New York, wore
turquoise blue chiffon cloth and a black
empire hat adorned with plumes.
Miss Daisy Maher, of New York, was
gowned in rose-colored chiffon cloth,
embroidered in silver, with a hat to
match.
Miss Kathleen MacGuire. the bride
groom's cousin, wore a beautiful gown