The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

and Mrs. Daniel Thomas Earring ton, Jr., of 206 Columbia Boule- yard, and Sylvester James Ryan, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Sylvester James Ryan of 3337 Sedgwick Avenue, Bronx, New York. Father Conlan was assisted by the Rev. Francis P. Mclaughlin and the Rev. Clem- ent Shea, assistant pastors at St. Margaret'S. The altar was banked with ferns, white peonies, gardeT1ias
 and snapdragons, and the pews
 were marked with bouquets of the same flowers.
 Before the Mass and as the guests
 were assembling John L. Bonn, or-
 ganiSt, and the Mario Di Cecco
 String Quartet presented a program
 of organ and instrumental music,
 followed by the wedding Process
 sional.
 Guilnaantis solemn Mass was sung
 by St. Margaret's choir members and quartet that included Mrs. Robert McKiernan, soprano; Joseph Mulcahy, tenor; Barbara Stone, alto, and Joseph Connor, bass. The Credo of the Mass was from the Mass in Honor of St. Margaret" " written by John L. Bonn, organist. During the offertory of the Mass the String Quartet played.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore 8 gown of white slipper satin fashioned with an off, the-shoulder neckline edged with heirloom roSepoint lace, yoke of illusion; peplum of heirloom rose point lace terminating in satin hustle. Her gown had long sleeves pointed at the wrist edged with the same lace, and terminated en train with flll-length illusion veil secured by a coronet of orange blossoms. Her fan-shape bouquet had two white orchids, gardenias and stephanotis backed by white ostrich feathers. She wore her grandmother'S diamond necklace.
 Attending her were her sister. Miss Eleanor Hayes Harrington as maid of honor; Miss Rosemary and Miss Margaret Ann Ryan, sisters of the groom, of Bronx, New York City, and Miss Ann Marie Lawlor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William K. Lawlor, Hewlett Street, this city, as bridesmaids. Miss Far wore an orchid nylon net gown styled similar to the brides, carrying a fan-shape bouquet of roses and delphinium centered with a single orchid. The bridesmaids wore rose nylon net gowns styled o4. hvsAC kA that Af the bride and carried delphinium and sweetheart roses arranged in fan shape. All wore large horsehair hats trimmed with velvet to match their dresses
 Peter Bowling. son of Mrs. James Bowling. ll8 Prospect Street, a cousin of the bride, was best man, and the ushers were Stewart A. King of Bridgeport: James Trimble of Upper Montclair, W. J., James Reilly of New York City. all class mates of the groom; also Edward J. Harrington, Jru and William T. Harrington, Jr" cousins of the bride.
 The reception was held ct the Country Club of Waterbury, the brides mother receiving in 6 black crepe gown with flesh color insets with crystal bead trimming, pale pink accessories and flower hat, and . corsage Of pink camelllas The er0om's mother wore Char. treuse crepe, brown hat. mink | stole and an orchid corsage,
 For travel the bride wore 6 tan | sIlk shantung ensemble lined with | shaded green and white print. her | blouse 0f the same material: green | lizard shoes, her hat and bag Of tan | silk shantung with bows Of the blouse material,
 A daughter of Daniel T, Earring. lon, IT., president Of the D. T. Burlington Company, Inc, the bride attended Trinity Preparatory School. graduating in June. ie4i. md Trinity College. class Of iD46. The groom attended All HallOws School, New York: Sheffield Scientific School Of Yale University. and is presently at. ending Columbia University School f Physicians and Surgeons. He S Q member ol the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society of Columbia School of PhyaIclans and Surgeons,
 On returning from several weeks rip tO Washington, D. C., and Ber- nuda, Mir. and MTE. Ryan will spend he summer months at Watch Hill. ?. l.. later taking up residence in aew York City.