Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-01-08 | Page 2 | Young Couple Wed with Impressive Ceremony

TOUNG COOPLE WED WITH MPRESSIVE CEREMONY One of the moK impressive (thurch weddings of the week was that of Miss Madeline Qulllinan. daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. E. Quilllnan, when she became the bride of Northbert J Thomas, AVednesday morning at the St. .losoph's Catholic church. Mon-Hlgnor Mon-Hlgnor P M Cushnahan. celcbm -mg high mass, performed the wedding wed-ding meremony at 9 o'clock. The Rev Cuthburt Hogan acted as master of ceremonies Jack Qulllinan Qull-linan and Daniel McCarthy served at the altar. TV the strains of Mendelssohn's 'Wddlng March " played by Miss Cecil Ragan. the bridal party moved toward the altar, preceded pre-ceded bv Master Pete Qulllinan, who carried the ring. Miss Kathryn ftrauaa, who attended as bridesmaid, brides-maid, and Glen Qulllinan. as best man. The bridal procession was followed fol-lowed by the parents of the bride. During the ceremony, Mrs. Raymond Ray-mond P. Morrlssey sang, "Oh Promise Me." Mrs. " Fred Smith sung "Ave Marie," and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Morrissev sang the duet. 'Mi Lord. I Am Not Worth." At the close of the wedding ceremony. cere-mony. Miss Rann played the The bride was loely in a crea-i crea-i tion of blue ellk panne elvct, 1 trimmed daintily with gold lace ! She wore a large picture hat of gohl and blue to match and carried a beautiful shower of bride's ropes ' Miss Krausa was tastefully gowned ' In blup m1I taffnta wearing hat to match an,l carrying sweetpeas and I baby roses formed Into a basket ; bouquet Maatei Qulllinan was also dressed In blue. Tmmedlstol;. nfterwaid, Mr. and Mrs. Thomns wre served a wed- ding breakfast at the Mary Fay Inn. ' Covers were laid for 20 guests. In-, In-, eluding onlj the bridal party and immediate members of the families ! A basket of pink and Whit roses former the centra! ndoinmcnt for l h" l able, which was softly- lllum- "inaied by White lights Mr and Mra. Vliotnas arc going on n wedding trip to California. Thov will return '.o Ogden to make V i home nnd will ref Ivc friends after February 1. Th" wedding o.' th young people ;'!sr marked th- twentieth wedding anniversary of Mi and Mrs. Qulllinan Qullli-nan Mrs. Thomas itt perhaps one of tho most popular xoung women of th city. She was graduated by Sacred Heart academy und served for fourteen months In the adjutant adjut-ant general' office in Washington, D C Mr. Thomas is connected with the South Pkclfic company