The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-04
Dunn-E -Egan Nltptials Were S0lenanized This Morning


 One of the most prominent nup- tials of the New Year was solem- nized this morning ct 10 o'clock ct St. Margaret's church when Miss Eileen Cecelia Egan, daughter of the late John J. Egail and Ellen Fitzgerald Egan of Willow street became the bride of Attorney Mar. tin Jerome Dunn, son of Mrs. Pat- rick J. Dunn and the late Patrick J. Dunn of South Leonard street. Rev. James l.. Travis of St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, cousin of the bridegroom, officiated at the cere- mony and also celebrated the sol eina iauptial high mass which fol- lowed assisted by Rev. Matthew Brady of Hamden, formerly of this city, as deacon; Rev. William Laf- film of Bristol, formerly of this city, suh.d deacon and Rev. William O,shea, pastor of St. MargareC's Church. as master of ceremonies.
 Palms, ferns and snap dragons in varied shades of pink decorated the altar and the pews were marked with shell pink ribbons.
 While the guests were assembling the following program was rendered as on organ recital by Professor John L. Bonn: Prelude and Fugue" in e. Minor Bach: "Prelude"-Cle- rembault; "FAntasie"-Tours; "Fes- tival March"-Stuits, "Song of Joy" ---Frysinger, At Twilight" = Eteb- bins, "Overture"-Aubner. Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin as proces. sional and at the mass Kyrie by Quilmant, sanctus by Silver, Ben- edictus by Klein and Angus Del py Silver and ct the recessional Mem delssohn's "Wedding March,"
 The choir sang the mass with se- lections by the quartet consisting of Mrs. Eric pape, Miss Winifred 0rif- fin, Joseph E. Mulcahy and Joseph J. Connor. At the offertory, Mrs. Pape rendered Dudley Bucks, Ave Maria"
 Miss Mary Louise Healey of this city, cousin of the bride, was her maid of honor and only attendant and Robert E. Dunn, N. Y. D. '2e, of Mount Vernon, N. Y., brother of the hridegroom, was the best man. The ushcrB included: Frank P. Dunn, Holy Gross '2B of Rowayton, brother of the groom, James J. Dunn Of this city, another brother, James J. Our tin, Martin Sweeney and Executive secretary Thomas P. Kelly all Of this city.
 The bride was unescorted to the altar and was becomingly attire0 itl Q Mcyenage model gown Of shell pink ynoire, styled with slight train. long sleeves ending in points over the wrists, standing collar, skirt flared below the knees and having ynolro buttons extending down the front from neck to hem-line. Her head dress was an attractive halo cap of shell pink ttille beaded with seed pearls and she carried Q sheaf of pink calla lilies. The maid of honor's frock was q Chanel model of rust and peach fnoire, sleeveless and fitted model with Q short train, the skirt being flared below the knee end . reversible cape Of matching shades. She wore Q halo hat of rust and pink snoire and her Coz loniai bouquet consisted of SWeet- heart roses, sweet peas and daisies. The dress of the brides aunt, Mts. Joanna fitzgerald Healey was Ianvin toast chiffon and lace and she wore . brown crepe turban and c shoulder corsage of orchids. The bEidegroora's mother wore Q gown of black crepe and silver lace and q black tlirban styled with c nose veil end her shoulder corsage was Of orchids.
 A reception for about three hun- dred guests was held at Waverly 1nn following the ceremony. The bridal table was decorated with hftarcliSfo roses and sweet pees.
 MT. Dunn and his bride left on aa Sinannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing c mint green crepe travelling dress, d'Armour coat of I7untef's green T'orstman wool with natural Eastern mink collar and . urban and accessories to ccrre- gpcnd. Upon their return they will take up their residence on Dwight street, Waterviile.
 Nrs. Dunn is q graduate of Notre Dame Academy and New Britain Normal school and has been q unonsber cg the faculty of MRioney school and Kfngsbufy school. MT. Dunn C Q xFaduNtc Of villanoya rrenafatoEY School, Georgetown tlniv0fbity ard law school Of Catt~ esiC University iza Washingtan, p' c.