New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
FASHIONABLE WEDDING
 ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Miss Hinckiey Married to Mir. Mcintyre of 
 Boston.

What was considered the most fash
 ionabie wedding in years at St. .Joseph's church was soiemslized this
 morning at 10 o'clock with solemn
 high mass when Miss Ellen Elizabeth
 Hlnckley, daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 A. c. Hinckley of 49 Trinity street.
 became the bride of Albert Cannon
 McIntyle of Boston, soliciting freight
 agent of the Lehigh Valley railroad of . Chicago. The wedding was attended
 hy large throng of admirers of the
 bride and groom, many coming hun
 dreds of miles to be present.
 .. The celebrant of the mass was Rev J. C. Brennan, pastor 'oI St. Paul's church, Kensington. Father Brennan taught Miss Hinckley when she was a child living in Bristol.a fsey. Patrick Daly, pastor of St. Joseph's church, was deacon and Rey. J. Leo Sullivan
 was deacon. The marriage was performed inside the chancel railing by Father Brennan
 During the mass Miss Frances Hig-
 gins of Naugatuck sang several solos
 among, them Ave Maria" The choir
 If St. Joseph's church assisted with
 Professor Edward Foley at the organ.
 Miss HinolSley was atsenoed by Miss
 Margaret F.. Kennedy or Bristol as
 maid of honor, and Arthur J. McIn- trye of Boston, brother of the groon, 4 was groonlsman. The ushers were John Sayce of Boston ana Lawrence Cronin of Rutland, Vermont.
 The bride made a charming appear apce in gown of white taffeta trimmed with princess lace and pearls. her veil was combination of tulle and princess lace and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Kennedy wore Nile green .'wa:ca your step" gown and white shepherdess hat trimmed with pink roses. She carried pink Killarney roses. Mrs. Hinckley. mother of the bride, was attired in wine colored taffeta ana Mrs. Mo Intyre, mother of the groom wore pearl gray taffeta. Mrs. C. F. Hillv of Boston, sister of the bride, was gowned in sand colored taneta. z
 Following the marriage a reception was held at the home of the brides parents and wedding breakfast was served, over 100 plates being laid.
 Mr.and Mrs. Mcintyre received in- ! handsome gifts of cut glass, and china.
 The newly married couple left this . dLlSlHOoH OH honeymoon LTD to f They will reside in Chicago. In the fall they will make an extend ed tour of the west.
 Among the out Of town guests pres- ent were Mrs. W. Banks, Miss Fl. Banks, Miss Margaret Geary, Mir and Mrs. William F. Mcintyre, the groom's paretns, Arthur Mcintyre and Mrs. 2. F. lilly of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, Miss Helen M Ward, M J. H1nckley and Lawrence Cronin of Rutland. Vermont; Miss O'Hara and Mrs. Frank l.. Whittemore of Hart ,ord; Mir. and Mrs. Raymond kenne- ly, Miss Margaret Bowman, Mir and Mrs. John Kennedy, the Misses Ethel md Margaret Kennedy, MT and Mrs. James A. Kennedy, Miss Katherine :, Kennedy, Mrs. M L. Sullivan, Miss Katherine Sullivan, Miss Mary Me- ; ,ormick and the Misses Lucy and May landry of Bristol; MT. and Mrs. Ed yard Nixon, pr. and Mrs J. J. Car oil and Miss Frances Higgins of Nau- -atuck; James Murphy and Miss An Ia Murphy of Unionville; Mir. andl , drs. W. H. Morrison, Betram Wilson . nd James Ormand of New Haven; 1, nd the Misses Joanne, Katherine and : ldele Murray of Berlin. ,