s Although their friends had sus-spected some such happy outcome, the bmarriage at 1 o'clock Tuesday morn* j ing, February 16, 1915, of Frank P.Leary and Miss Rose H. Durkin atColumbkille church was a greatMsurprise, as the secret of the wedding |ai day had been kept from Wen close M!friends. The ceremony was by Rev. |lt;x Father Martin Higgins, and the at-{%Jtendants were Miss Bess Durkin, asmaid of honor, and Wm. McNamara,of Columbus, the best man. A fewo!nfrfriends who had found out the happy secret at the last moment were at the hchurch. An elaborate wedding break. |if 1! fast was served at the home of the ^ 11 bride's father, J. M. Durkin, on South ir i South street, Mr and Mrs. Chas. Hel- |cc ler being ithe caterers. In addij tion to the wedding party and family1' and Miss Honore Haley there were | present at the breakfast Mr. and Mrs. ;C Pearl Smith, of Springfield, the latter 14ttMr. Leary’s sister, and Mrs.IUpp, of Waynesville, the bride saunt. Mr and Mrs. Leary were driven vito Ogden and took the morning trainon the Pennsylvania railway for Cin* leapinnat.i. and pxner.ted to leave Tues* »wday evening for a wedding journey to F.Florida, going as far south as St. foPetersburg. On their return theyjsewill shortly go to housekeeping. Mr.erLeary is the very capable and popular agent of the Baltimore Ohio.riRail wav in Wiimincrton. and both the Gyoung people number their friendsby their acquaintances. The heartiest congratulations are offered theD(tttt