Washington City DC Archives Marriages.....Kearney, Ada - Drury, P. A. November 9, 1892
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Washington Post, 10 Nov 1892, "Notable Nuptials To-Day"
St. Stephen's Catholic Church presented a beautiful scene yesterday morning as
the contracting parties, Mr. P. A. Drury and Miss Ada Kearney, knelt at the foot
of the altar. The ceremony and nuptial mass began at 8:30. Rev. Father O'Connell
officiated. The altar was handsomely and richly decorated with candelabra and
burning tapers interspersed with rare flowers and tropical plants. Tall palms
and ferns, artistically grouped together, formed a background which produced a
most charming effect. The bride and bridesmaid wore light gray traveling suits,
handsomely trimmed with berthas of white lace, and white kid gloves. Their
bouquets were of La France roses. During the mass the bride used a handsome
prayer book, presented to her by the groom as they entered the sanctuary. Miss
Annie Noland acted as bride-maid and Mr. John T. O'Day as groomsman. Beside the
relatives of the contracting parties, many friends and acquaintances witnessed
the beautiful and impressive ceremony. After receiving the best wishes and
congratulations of all present, the newly wedded couple started on a Northern
tour. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Drury will occupy their new home near
Washington Circle on Twenty-third Street.

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