Morris tribune., 1912-06-28
O'Connell- Mangan

Wednesday morning at eightthirty
&C ock at the Assumption church
Miss Nora Alice Mangan, of Morris,
Mimi. was united in the holy bonds
of matrimony to Dennis T. O'Connell.
of St. Paul. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. Edward Jones
in the presence of relatives and great
many friends and was a very pretty
and impressive affair.
The bride was attired in whit silk
chiffon over oyster satin and wore
bridal veil hung from a wreath of
lilies of the valley and carried very
beautiful bouquet of lilies of the val
ley mingled with bridal roses. She
was attended by her sister Miss Eva
Mangan, as bridesmaid, who was
dressed in light blue messaline and
carried a bouquet of pink and white
roses. ~" r. "f .~
The flower girls, Misses: Bleasner,
carried bouquets of pink and white
roses mixed with peonies. ..ta.. rr
The groom was attended by his
brother Jerry O. Connell. Of Savage,
Mimi, and the bride was. given away
by her brother Thos., Mangan, of
! Morris. 49,
AS the bridal II party entered the
Church Miss Lala Kohler began play
ing MeEdellsohn's wedding march to
which the bridal party marched to
the altar. tie groom and groomsman
marching from a side vestibule and
the balance of the bridal party march
ing from the rear~ot the church. "A
duet, save Marie" was sung by
Miss Blanche FIaherty and Mrs. A.
L. SteNger accompanied by Miss Lala
Kohler, all of Morris.
At the offeratory, Mrs. Stenger
sang sclo O'Coramorris Vistisma. ;"
At the communion Mrs. Stenger
sang solo, "Close Yelled in that
Sweet Sacrament and at the end of
the services Miss Flakerty sang a
solo, Beloved it is Morn" accom-
paanled by Miss Kohler after which
tie bridal party marched to the rear
OF the church where the happy couple
received many hearty congratulations.
After the ceremony most delicious
breakfast was served at the home Of
the brides mother, to which place
many of the relatives were invited.
The bride is daughter of Mrs.
Honora Mangan and native resident
of Stevens county and is an accom-
plished and very popular young lady
of sweet and cheerful disposition, kind
and generous ways, and womanly
character, wAo has made an abundance
of true and good friends and kind &C.
qEaintances.
Tha groom is member of pros
pereus and respected family of Saw
] age, Mimi. where he is aland holder.
He is man of education with clean
Gu, gentlemanly character and winning
personality that leaves very favor
! able impression with those with
whom he comes in contact and who
; has a host of frie:ds and acquaint.
ances. He holds responsible posi-
ton in the post office at St. Paul and
is a Young man of honesty and. in.
tegrity s1l.s tS%st>s N .rrtY&
The happy couple left for. Glen.
} wood Mimi, during the evening in
an, aut, mobile where they expect to
take a wedding tour thru tire Great
Lakes and eastern points .qyia st.
Paul and Duluth, returning to st. Paul
. July 15th, 1912, where they will
, make; their future home. 49,, il,
Their many friends and acquai t
ancess of Morris. wish them and their
3 future the best there il in store hop
ing that their life patk will be .
. bed Of roses, enlightened by sunshine
illumined by happiness and guarded
I bv a ho't Of loyal good and true
: friends. M
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