Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-05
WEDDINGS.
Tynan-Sisk.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude C.. | Sisk, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert l J. Sisk, of Jay street. New London, l and Dr. James J. TyEan of Colchester was solemnized at St. Mary's Star of | the Sea church in that city at o'clock
 Wednesday morning. Nuptial hig l mass was celebrated by Rev. Timothy M. Crowley, pastor of the church, as sisted by Rev David R. O'DonnelL, pastor of St. Johns church of Col chester and formerly temporary pastor of St. Mary's. The edif1ce was filled with relatives and friends
 The bridesmaid was Miss Florence Sisk sister of the bride, and Maurice Tynan of Colchester brother of the
 bridegroom, was best man. The bride was charming in a gown of white
 cahrmeuse trimmed with duchess lace. ! She wore a tulle bridal veil and car : i ried large bouquet of white roses
 and lilies of the valley The brides
 maid was attired in a gown of cream 1 lace over pink satin with a pink hat l trimmed with rosebuds.
 | Terrence Cook, Arthur Cannon oe i New Haven, Frank Gearity of Ston- 1 ington and Robert J. Sisk. Jr, brother | of the bride. were the ushers Special | music was rendered at the ceremony l and vocal selections were sung by Miss Genevieve Cleveland of the Con-
 servative of Music, Boston, and George | Goss of New London.
 1 After the ceremony there was a re- l ception and wedding breakfast at the
 home of the brides parents at which i about 90 guests were present An or ] chestra furnished music during the 1 reception.
 The couple left on the 12.5O o'clock ] train for honeymoon trip of a week. to be spent in Atlantic City. On their ] return they will take up their resi- dence in Colchester
 The bride is a graduate of Williams Memorial institute in the class of 1908 and of Mt. Joseph seminary of the fol- lowing year. She was extremely pop | ular among a large circle of young people. Dr., Tynan is a graduate of ! the College of Physicians and Sur- | geons in Baltimore.
 Among the out of town guests at i the wedding were Miss Katherine | Sheedy of Hartford, Miss Katherine 1 Sisk of New Haven. Mir. and Mrs. T. | Richard Tarrant of Norwich, H. E. Lunt of Boston. Mrs James Sullivan | of MiddletoWn, Mrs. Clinton Thomp-
 son of MiddletCwn. Miss Lucy Phay-
 len of Middletown. Miss Mary Phaylen | of Middletown Mrs. Margaret Tynan
 of Colchester MT. and Mrs. wiiliam 1 Ryan of New Haven. MT. and Mrs. | Edward Gearity of Stonington, Miss ! Nellie Gearity of Stonington, Frank 1 Gearity of Stonington, Edward Gear I ity. Jr., of New York. Miss Josephine l Sullivan of New York. Misses Mar
 garet and May Cannon and Arthur Cannon of New Haven and Frank A. | Sisk of Norwich.
 Brown-Brown.
 On Wednesday evening. June 4th. | at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles M. Brown, 124 Lincoln place Brook | lyn, N. Y, their daughter, Marion Macdonald was married to Allyn Lar l Iao ErA 1f 4l,; l Charles w. Mccormick of Brooklyn performed the ceremony, only the inn | mediate families being present Mrs 1 Douglas K. Brown of Hastings. N Y.
 was matron of honor and Daniel L.
 Brown of this city, brother of the 1 groom, was best man
 Mrs. Brown Is a graduate of Vas | sar, class of 1910. MT. Brown grad
 uated from Brown university in 1905
 and then attended the Harvard Law
 school. In January. 1909, he was ad
 mitted to the Connecticut bar. ana
 since that time has been a member I of the law firm of Brown and Per | kins of this city. The newly married
 couple will reside in this city
 HeaIy-Brennan.
 Wednesday morning at o'clock
 Frederick Joseph Healy and Miss
 Mary Elizabeth Brennan were united I in marriage by Rev J. IT. Brodericb 1 III hoI. dll ACh MISS Mary
 Fal1on, cousin of the bride, was the
 bridesmaid and the best man was Thomas Brennan, a brother of the
 bride. Hymns were rendered durfns the ceremony, with Professor F. I,
 Farrell in charge of the music. The
 bride was gowned in white chiffon over
 white satin. wore a white hat with | ostrich plumes and carried white l roses. The bridesmaid was attired ir | white crepe de chine with a blue pie ture hat and carried pink roses Fol 1 lowing the ceremony in the church 2 | wedding breakfast was served and q receptioe teld at the home of the