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A beautiful wedding; took place a I G o'r\tck last evening' in SI. Patrick's Church, when Seilie A Hurley,of Trrdund, became the bride of Mr. Jlt; i*1 nun h ] )ugan.The church was effectively decorated with quantities of white flowers and palms, and the bridal music was played b\ the organist. Air. Arrnanri Gurn-recht The ueipmony was performed b.\ Ue\ Father M'-Gnlan, assisted b Father Russell and’Father Carroll. Assisting :i t the nltar were the bride's nephew, Daniel Sullivan, and Charles F imM or'['he bride, who n as attended by her sister. Miss An me Hurley. Woi e an ex -quisitc n of white embroidered ba-t1sto. and lace, made princess, on train6, it Jong- tulle ' Oil, and carried a shower j of Briib1 loses and lilies of the va.1-I ic. The. maid of honor's gown also was white mnusselire anti iace. She• carried a cluster of lilies of the valley, and wimp a w i eat h of the same flowers* in hoi hair. The bridegroom's brother, Mr Tnnothv Dugan. was best man.The ohnivli was filled with frienns of the couple, and an Informal icceptkm followed at the home of the bride s aunt, Mis Nellie Suiliuui, -102 H street. Mr. end Mis Dugan left Washington for a shoi i. wedding’ trip, and upon their return will ie.-ude in thi^ ehy*J.iio bride has | but recently arrived 11 cm It cluiid, anil duiing her stay in Washington madJ her home with Mrs. Sullivan. I
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Washington Post
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Tue, Jun 30, 1908
Page 7
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Loren G.
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