The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-17
o,grien Mccormick weddira.

Under the happiest auspices pos
sible. the wedding of Mr. Hugh Nc
| Cormick ANA Miss Nellie There
O'Brien was celebrated yesterlat
morning at ST Josepns church ST
nuptial high mass at S o'clock, the
Rev Fr James Citizen officiating
The beautiful sanctuary was
adorned with palms. ferns and Other
green foliage through which the soft
light from many candles g'eamel
Iupon the beautifuI bride Many
fragrant magnolias tent their grace
ful beauty to the altar aud the chan
eel all Of which were placed there by
loving hands of the hriie's ffienls.
The inspiring strains Of Men
delssohns Wedding March plave ON
the pipe organ by Miss Rose Ma lden
with violin obligato by Howard Frank
heralded the approach of the bridal
party and the guests who throngel
the church We're charmed VITA tie
lovely scene presented by the
bridal party as they wended their way
to the altar
Miss Rose Howley and Miss Ger
trude Glauber, the bridesmaids most
attractive in lovely white gowns of
null. lace-trimmed and carrying pink
roses advanced first. leading the way
for the bride who enetred escorte /
by her brother, William O'Brien who
was the best man Mr. Mccormick
entered from the chapel meeting his
bride at the altar.
The bride was gowned in white en-
broidered battiste made Princes Sc
and trimmed with Valenciennes in
sertions and lace Her bridal veil
was fastened with liiics-Cftie-valley
and she carried a white ivory prayer
book and rosary.
During the ceremony Miss Myrtle
Bambrick sang Schuberts Ave Marin
which added TO the impressivenCss of
the service. Leo O'Shea was the
ring bearer
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast Of four courses was served
at the home of Mr.. and Ms Patrick
Grcaney, the relatives and the bri le
and bridegroom and their nea est
friends being the guests. The table
was decorated in a novel and pretty
the eenterpiece being a god
wedding ring Of mammoth proportions
banked with BRIDES rOs s. G. IA
candelabra and bowls cf BRIDES
roses completed tie attractive setting
of the brides table while suspended
over the table was a wedding bell
formed of magnolia leaves with a fair
white blossom for a clapper Stran s
of smilax We're suspended from tha
bell to the four corners Of the table
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick received
the congratulations of their relat YES
and friends in the bay window ia the
parlor which had been transformed
into bower Of grcenery and hes
SONS.
Misses Anna Pierce Wash aud Mis-;
Lynnette Greaney served punch in
the reception hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick left at
l1:I5 o'clock for tne.r wedding ur.
reg which will include visi $ at New
York. Boston, Cleveland. CIm. b u.
ford. Canada and Chicago. They
will be at home after Sept ] in tn ir
new home = Washington avenue and
Thirtieth street.
Mrs McCormicks travelling costume
was a striped tan SD with brown
tourist coat Her har was burnt straw
trimmed with Copenhagen blue wings
Many handsome gifts were pre-
sentad to the happy c7upl, among
which was a valuable chest # silver
from the business associates OF the
Iridegroom
The brile IS charming girl OF
sweet d-sps sition and most attractive
Tersc na'ity She has resided in Cairo
all her fife and for many years hal
a daughters place in the home and