The Irish standard., 1913-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS.

south, was married to Mr.. Lawrence
NJ. Rocheford Wednesday at a. M
at the Church Of the Holy Rosary.
Rev. Father Shields read the service
before an assemblage of about 200
guests. The "Lohengrin' wedding
march was used as the professional
and there was a program of nuptial
music during the service. Mrs. Helen
Grennan Herman sang ave Maria"
and Sweet Savior, Bless Us Ere We
Go" The Mendelssohn march was
played as recessional The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Hal
lie Trow, who wore a suit Of white
serge with a white lace hat and car
ried n shower Of pink sweet peas. The
bride wore a white serge suit fash
ioned in draped effect and elaborated
with satin. She carried prayer book
and shower of lilies of the valley. Her
hat was white Charlotte Corday model.
The best man was Mr.. George Roche
ford, a brother Of tho bridegroom. The
ushers were Messrs. Joseph Lally and
Joseph Flavahan. A wedding break
fast for relatives and the bridal party
followed the service at the home of
the brides mother. After short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Rocheford
will be at home in Minneapolis. Miss
Trow has been the guest of honor at
a number Of informal affairs. Miss
Mary Clancy entertained informally
Monday evening for the bride. Miss
Marie Raider gave china shower
Tuesday evening. Miss Jeanette Far
rell was hostess at luncheon for the
bride at Donaldson's tea rooms. The
Misses Hazel Hyde and Irene Nc
Laughlin entertained at a luncheon
and matinee party Saturday afternoon
for the bride
Miss Ethel Conroy, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Conroy, was married
70 Mr. Frank T. Lan9ford Tuesday at
the Church OF st. Lawrence. About
200 guests witnessed the service which
was read by Rev. Father Wilbec, pas
tor of the church. Miss Drew played
the nuptial music. The bride was at
tended by Miss Margaret Conroy.
maid of honor, and the Misses Bella
Langford and Marie Quinlan as brides
maids. Mr.. Thomas Burke was best
man. Caroline Conroy was flower girl.
The usllers were Messrs. Frederick
Thompson and George Conroy. A.
wedding breakfast for about 50 guests
followed the service at the home Of
the brides parents. After short
wedding trip east Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
ford will be at home at the Franklin
Heights apartments after June l.
DULUTH.
The Emmet clubs first series Of
dances given Thursday evening, April
"a, at Coffin's hall proved to be a great
success. There were hundred and
fifty couples in attendance and every
body enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. C. 8. Power and Miss Florence
Sheehan were married Thursday morn
ing at the Sacred Heart cathedral
The groom was accompanied by his
brother, w. J. Power, and the bride
by her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Power
left in the afternoon for an extended
trip to the east.
The members Of the Bishops club
gave q social entertainment with a
cap and apron sale Monday afternoon
and evening at the Cathedral club
rooms. with Mrs. Andrew Jackson
Mrs. A. M. Russell and Mrs. c. b
Nunan as the committee in charge.
The clubrooms presented scene Of
artistic beauty with groups Of palms
and baskets of jonquils and daisies
effectively arranged. Miss Cora Davis
and Miss Octavia Forgette poured at
tables decorated with jonquils and
daisies, and yellow candles with dain-
ty shades. Miss Mary Doyle Miss
Alice Pastoret, Miss Winifred Cor
coran, Miss Anna Flebiger and Miss
Mary Monaghan assisted in serving
The cap and apron tables were in
charge of Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Russell
and Mrs. Nunan, with Miss Ella Da-
Wis, Mrs. F. A. Barber. Mrs. E. J.
Donohue, Mrs. J. H. Sullivan and Mrs.
Charles O'Donnell assisting. A fea-
ture Of the program was q talk on the
Coliseum" by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
McGolrick in which he traced it's his
tory up to the present time. Miss
Margaret Lenihan sang Denzie's MAY