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The Wedding of Boetius Henry Sullivan and Mary Loretta Connery Dec 27, 1912, St Matthew's Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois |
Introduction
Loretta Connery Sullivan's Wedding Gift Index
News Articles
Introduction - I was told that Bo Sullivan met Loretta Connery when he was delivering Christmas baskets from his family to the neighbors
on Washington Blvd. I was surprised to see that (Papa and Dada) as their grandchildren called them were engaged for over five years.
I
was also surprised to see that "Bo" is the one checked off in the acknowledgements column of the wedding gift book.
Did Papa write all
the thank you notes? How progressive! As far as gifts, it looks to me like cut glass items were the most popular.
I'd love to know what
happened to some of those Tiffany lamps. Thanks to those who shared info for this page.
The Bride Elect (Loretta Connery Sullivan’s wedding gift book) -
The Book of the Bride Elect designed by a Spinster
"In honor of her marriage day" - Longfellow, Brentano’s, New York
Copyright 1900 by P. Ives, Copyright 1902 by Brentano’s
"O Fortunate, O Happy Day, when a new household finds its place among the myriad home of earth" Longfellow
Engaged Friday, Aug 9, 1907; Married Dec 27, 1911
Bridesmaids: Helen Connery (bride’s sister), Josephine Ryan, Mary Sullivan (groom’s sister),
Marie Keefe, Gertrude
Connery (bride’s sister)
Ushers: John P. Hopkins (Chicago Mayor), William Kennedy, Robert Wolf (married Mary Sullivan), Joseph O’Connell, William
McGaffee, Vincent Connery (bride’s uncle), Mr. Leo Cummings (married Frances Sullivan, sister of groom), Harry Furlong (cousin of groom), William Connery (brother of bride)
Priests: Rev. Edward Hoban, Rev. James Flood, Rev. J. F. Gallagher, Rev. Phil Furlong (relative?)
(Chicago, IL, unless otherwise stated)
Mrs. Thomas Adams, 3216 Walnut St, cut glass fern dish
Mrs. George G Byrnes, Hotel Touraine, Boston, MA, silver gravy spoon
Mr. Carroll T Brown, 909 Grand Ave, Denver, CO, statue and pedestal
Miss Marie A Bulger, 6456 Madison Ave, cut glass dish
Miss Marie Beauvais, 416 Barry Ave, candle sticks
Mr. Claude R Branch, Winthrop Hall, Cambridge, MA (prob a Harvard Law classmate of groom),
candle sticks
Mr./Mrs. Fred W Blocki, 717 Ashland Blvd, perfume
Mr. George J Buckley, 530 N Ashland Ave, cut glass vase
Miss Edna Buckley, 530 N Ashland, cut glass vase
Mr./Mrs. Joseph B Bidwell, Jr, 1058 Columbia Ave, tiffany lamp
Miss Louise Bostetter, Sturgis, MI, rose vase
Mr./Mrs. John B Brennan, 4531 Magnolia Ave, silver vase
Mr./Mrs. Charles Boeschenstein, Edwardsville, Ills, silver bowl
Sister Paul, St Patrick’s Academy (groom attended St Patrick’s), scapulare
Mr./Mrs. Charles E Byrne, 4308 W Jackson Blvd (Washington 3900), pedestal
Mr. Lawrence G Bennett, 28 Winthrop Hall, Cambridge, MA, clock
Sister Mary Blanche, St Patrick’s Academy, Cor. Park and Oakley, scapulare and book
Helen C. Connery, 2953 Washington Blvd (bride’s sister), set of hand painted dishes, white and gold
marked "S"
Henry J. Connery, 2028 Washington Blvd, check (uncle of bride)
Mr./Mrs. John J. Connery, 5228 Sheridan Rd, Electroleer Lamp
Judge/Mrs. George A Cooke, Aledo, Ills, cheese dish
Lillian B. Connery, 110 Church St, Bristol, RI, embroidered towel
Miss Connery, 5228 Sheridan Rd, perfume bottles
Miss Lillian Connery, 5228 Sheridan Rd, perfume bottles (aunt of bride)
Joseph F. Connery, 2028 Washington Blvd, check (uncle of bride)
Vincent A. Connery, 2028 Washington Blvd, check (uncle of bride)
Miss Connery, 2028 Washington Blvd, cut glass, 1 doz sherbet glasses, rose jar, tray
Mr./Mrs. Francis D Connery, 2702 N Washtenaw Ave, silver basket
Miss Catherine Connery, 2028 Washington Blvd, cut glass, 1 doz sherbet glasses, rose jar, tray
Miss Elizabeth Connery, 2028 Washington Blvd, cut glass, 1 doz sherbet glasses, rose jar, tray
Mrs. Robert Connery and Family, 110 Church St, Bristol, RI, picture
Mr/Mrs John Connelli, 1332 Kenilworth Ave, Rogers Park, silver sandwich plate
Mr./Mrs. Michael M. Connery, 6234 Winthrop Ave, cut glass punch bowl (aunt
& uncle of bride)
Mr. Leo P. Cummings, Jr. (later married Frances Sullivan, sister of groom), 2614 N Francisco Ave, shaving stand
Mr. William Connery (brother of bride), 2933 Washington Blvd, bronze horse and pedestal
Mr./Mrs Oliver Perry Clay, Northacres, Cleveland, Ohio, Station H, silver candle sticks
Rev. J. F. Callaghan, 2343 Walnut St, silver covered chop dish
Mr/Mrs George E Brennan, 1326 Chase Ave, Rogers Park, metal wicket fern stand
Mr./Mrs. William Corbett, 4053 Sheridan Rd, cut glass center piece
Mr. John J. Corbett, 4866 Sheridan Rd, cut glass vase and flowers
Mr Ralph Hodge Clark, 9 Winthrop Hall, Cambridge, MA, silver salad spoon and fork
Miss Gertrude Connery, sister of bride, 2933 Washington Blvd, bed spread
Dr/Mrs William Duffy, 322 Wood St, Bristol, RI, tray
Mrs Helena Duffy & Family, 322 Wood St, Bristol, RI, brass candle sticks
Mr/Mrs Frank E. Daugherty, 151 Franklin Ave, Austin, Chicago, mahagony sewing table
Miss Agnes J Denihan, 2903 Washington Blvd, cut glass bowl
Miss Florence E Donoghue, 4866 Kenmore Ave, silver sauce boat and tray
Mr./Mrs. John Dowdle, 3010 Washington Blvd, statue Dutch Girl
Mr./Mrs. William A Doyle, 3220 Washington Blvd, clock (gold)
Mr. Thomas P. Dowdle, 3010 Washington Blvd, suitcase fitted out in silver
Sister Irene, St Patrick’s, handpainted sacred heart
Sister Mary Ethelrede, 2537 Prairie Ave, Mercy Hospital, scapulare and silk crochet bag
Employees of the Miami Coal Co, Main Office, McCormick Bldg (a Connery family company
Miss Irenaea Edmondson, Sacred Heart Academy, Lake Forest, IL, ˝ doz. Silver teaspoons
Mrs. James P. Connery (mother of bride), 2933 Washington Blvd, check
Mrs. Roger C. Sullivan (mother of groom), 2950 Washington Blvd, check
Mr./Mrs. James Furlong (relative), 3229 Park Ave, oriental rug (aunt &
uncle of groom)
Miss Agnes M Fay, 3236 Michigan Ave, gold clock
Mr. Harry R Furlong (relative), 3229 Park Ave, picture (cousin of groom)
Madame Fox, Academy of the Sacred Heart, Lake Forest, IL, missal and scapulare
Mr. Frank J Ford, 3836 Gladys Ave, cut glass vase
Miss Dora Farris, 3920 Lake Ave, embroidered towels
Mr. John William Ford, 2 Winthrop Hall, Cambridge, MA, four volumes of Don Quixote
Mr./Mrs. Will Fortune, 1459 W Jackson Blvd, two crystal glass candle sticks
Miss Kate Fanning, Joliet, Ills, cut glass compote for jellies
Mr./Mrs. Octave Chanute, Denver, silver carving set
Mr./Mrs. John M. Glenn, 1131 Forest Ave, Evanston, embroidered lunch cloth
Mr. Stephen D. Griffin, 2935 W Adams St, large cut glass vase
Miss Viola Irene Grady, 3350 Monroe St, cut glass dish
Mr./Mrs. Harry R Gibbons, 2434 Orchard Ave, cut glass ice cream set
Mr. John Aloysius Gorman, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Box 27, cut glass dish
Mr./Mrs. Jarlath J. Graham, 3340 Washington Blvd, two crystal glass compotes
Mr./Mrs. A. J. Graham, 3340 Washington Blvd, oriental rug
Mr. G. O. Gunderson, Oak Park, Ills, cut glass jardenier
Mrs. Mary F. Hopkins, 3236 Michigan Ave, marble statue and pedestal
Mr. Otis Scott Humphrey, c/o Judge Humphrey, Springfield, Ills, silver sandwich plate
Miss Hopkins, 3236 Michigan Ave, oil painting
Miss Kate Hopkins, 3236 Michigan Ave, vase
Miss Julia A. Hopkins, 3236 Michigan Ave, silver fruit dish
Mr. Henry A Hoban, cut glass vase
Mr. John P. Hopkins, 3236 Michigan Ave, gold and blue service plates (Maryl has these)
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes, 530 N Ashland Ave, embroidered sheet and pillow case
Miss Mary E Hayes, 530 N Ashland Ave, cut glass dish
Mr. Francis B Hamlin, c/o Yale Club, 33 W. 44th St, N.Y., N.Y.
Mr./Mrs. Edward N Hurley, 5747 Washington Ave, one dozen plates
George Hurley, 42 East Manning St, Providence, RI, check
Mr./Mrs. Richard S Hosford, Moline, Illinois, two silver bon-bon dishes
Mr. Daniel V. Harkin, 2018 Washington Blvd, rug
Mr./Mrs. P D Hayes, 3716 Lexington St, centerpiece and six doilies
Rev. Edward F. Hoban, D.D., 740 Case St, ivory crucifix
Rev. John R. Hackett, 80 New St, Mt Clemens, MI, linen napkins
Mr. Joseph E. Jones, 846 South Elmwood Ave, Oak Park, Ills, cut glass mustard jar
Mrs Kane, Cor. Sacramento & Harvard Ave, pitcher and creamer
Miss Kane, Cor. Sacramento & Harvard Ave, pitcher and creamer
Miss Marie C Keefe, 5120 Sheridan Rd, coffee perculator
Mr./Mrs. Andrew Keefe, 5120 Sheridan Rd, one doz. Silver individual salts
Mr. Edward T Keefe, 3008 W. Jackson Blvd, inlaid tray
Mr./Mrs. John M. Kinnally, 4521 Kenmore Ave, silver salad spoon
Mr./Mrs. John J. Kennedy, 320 Front Ave, Buffalo, NY
Mr. John M Kelley, 2824 Washington Blvd,
Mr. William H Kennedy, , 320 Front Ave, Buffalo, NY, silver and glass vase
Miss Jane Kennedy, , 320 Front Ave, Buffalo, NY, silver sugar and creamer
Mrs. Lillian King, 4866 Sheridan Road, c/o John Corbett, cut glass vase and flowers
Rev Edward A Kelly, 552 Wentworth Ave, Bible
Mr./Mrs. William G. Legner, 1530 N. Hoyne Ave, grape jardeniere
Mr./Mrs. William A. Lydon, 4731 Grand Blvd, gilt lamp
Mrs. Lydon, 4758 Grand Blvd, silver plates
Miss Florence Lydon, 4758 Grand Blvd, silver plates
Mr./Mrs. Thomas Little, 2248 W Lake St, one dozen silver salad forks
Mr./Mrs. William Lorimer, 3700 Douglas Blvd, silver gravy dish and tray
Mr. Milton Lightner, 405 Craigie Hall, Cambridge, MA, ˝ dozen glass holders
Miss Elizabeth M. Lynch, 311 Ferry Ave, Niagra Falls, NY, hand embroidered towels
Rev. John S. Morris, 3669 South Wabash Ave, prayer books, crucifix, holy water
fount and rosary beads
Mr./Mrs. James D. Murphy, 3328 Washington Blvd, one dozen gold edge plates
Miss Eleanor Mahony, 217 South Centre Ave, silver covered chop dish
Mr./Mrs. Bernard J. Mullaney, 920 Belden Ave, hammered silver ice bowl and spoon
Mr./Mrs. John Maloney, 1234 Norwood Ave, cut glass pitcher, glasses and stand
Dr./Mrs. John B. Murphy, 3305 Michigan Ave, complete desk set
Mr. John Harper Malloy, c/o Yale Club, 20 W. 44th St, NY, NY, silver vase
Mr. William Davis Miller, Winthrop Hall, Cambridge, MA, Life and Times of John Mallory
Mr./Mrs. James Francis Meagher, 5012 Drexel Blvd, silver coffee service
Mr. Carl D. Martin, 2859 W Madison St, bon bon dishes
Mr. Harry W. Martin, 2859 W Madison St, bon bon dishes
Mr./Mrs. John J. Mahony, 3356 Walnut St, onyx table
Sisters of Mercy, St Patrick’s Academy, Cor. Park and Oakley, picture of the Blessed Virgin
Mr. John A. Muldoon, 3221 Fulton St, rug
Mr. Benjamin M. Mitchell, 3246 Washington Blvd, silver platter and warming dish
Mr. Carl Dusenbury Matz, Craigie Hall, Cambridge, MA
Mr./Mrs. Norman E. Mack, 1100 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY, gold bracelet watch
Mr./Mrs. John Ambrose McCormick, 2971 Prairie Ave, Tiffany lamp
Miss Frances B. McCormick, 2971 Prairie Ave, set of books
Mr./Mrs. John McGillen, 2136 Cleveland Ave, cut fruit dishes
Judge/Mrs. Clarke A McDonald, 6121 Kenmore Ave, blue silk comforter
Dr. James J. McCarty (later married Helen Connery, sister of bride), Carney Hospital, Boston, MA, vase
Mr./Mrs. John P McGoorty, 6204 Kimbark Ave, flower center (glass)
Rev. Joseph F. McGlinchey, 44 Malden St, Boston, MA. picture
Mr. James Mullins McSweeney, Wooster, Ohio, bon bon dish
Mr./Mrs. George L McConnell, 218 S. Seeley Ave, tea service
Mr/Mrs William J McGaffee, 363 S. Huntington Ave., silver bon bon basket and plate
Miss May McGaffee, 363 S. Huntington Ave., silver bon bon basket and plate
Mr William McGaffee, Jr, 363 S. Huntington Ave., silver bon bon basket and plate
Mr/Mrs John J McLaughlin, 3105 Washington Blvd, picture "Christ"
Judge/Mrs. M. L. McKinley, 938 Glengyle Place, cut glass fern dish (his 2nd cousin Ed would later marry Loretta & Bo’s youngest
daughter Helen)
Mr. Sayre MacNeil, 2321 Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA, four silver candlesticks
Mr./Mrs. Thomas McGuire, 4322 Sheridan Rd, silver pitcher
Miss Ethel McFarland, 2023 W Adams St, cut glass vase
Mr./Mrs. P. A. Nash, 2946 Washington Blvd, chest of silver
Miss Rose Conway Neacy, 3112 Highland Blvd, one dozen sherbet dishes
Mr. Thomas Nash, 3010 Washington Blvd, mahogany clock
Mr. Harry P. Naions (sp?), 188 Seaver St, Roxbury, Boston, one-half dozen silver coffee cups and saucers
Mr Hugh Naions, 188 Seaver St, Roxbury, Boston, one-half dozen silver coffee cups and saucers
Mr/Mrs A P Nerone, Bristol, RI (relatives), silver salad spoon
Mr Joseph D O’Donnell (relative), 3078 Palmer Square, flowers pink roses
O’Neill Twins, Warren, RI, glass basket
Mr/Mrs Emmett O’Neill (Stella), 4334 Sheridan Rd, silver sandwich plate
Mr/Mrs Joseph O’Donnell (relative), 3078 Palmer Square, lamp
Mr/Mrs Edward O’Connell, 14 Sparhawk St, Brighton, MA, picture of the Blessed Virgin
Miss Mary O’Connell, 14 Sparhawk St, Brighton, MA, picture of the Blessed Virgin
Mr Joseph O’Connell, 14 Sparhawk St, Brighton, MA, picture of the Blessed Virgin
Mr/Mrs Michael J O’Donnell (relative), 3741 North 44th Ave, silver
percolator, sugar and creamer
Mr/Mrs John F O’Malley, 47 E. Superior St, cut glass vase
Miss Marion A Philbin, 1118 Independence Blvd, cut glass vase
Miss Irene Philbin, 1118 Independence Blvd, cut glass vase
Mr. St. John Perrett, 5 Winthrop Hall, silver basket
John B. Perrin, Alto Vista Ranch, Tucson, Arizona, check
Mr John J. Voulton, 9131 Exchange Ave, So. Chicago, ice cream tray
Mr/Mrs Francis S Peabody, 850 Lincoln Parkway, silver framed mirror
Miss Peabody, Jack Peabody, Hillrise, Winnetka, Ills, silver framed mirror
Mr. Edward Otis Proctor, Wakefield, MA, pictures "The Holy Family"
Mr. Thomas A Quinlan, Sr (relative), 4436 Sheridan Road, Riverside, IL, set of nut dishes silver
Mr/Mrs George A. Quinlan (relative), 1321 53rd St, mahogany tray
Mr. James T. Quinlan and son (relative), 2900 Francisco St, lace curtains
Mr/Mrs Frank J. Quinn, 416 Deckman Ave, Peoria, Ill, tea set (blue)
Mr/Mrs William Quinlan, 1115 Devon Ave, cut glass pitcher and glasses
Mr James A. Quinlan (relative), 2900 Francisco St, lace curtains
Sister Mary Rita, 2537 Prairie Ave, Mercy Hospital, book
Miss Ryan, 5122 Kenmore Ave, embroidered lunch cloth
Miss Margaret Josephine Ryan, 5122 Kenmore Ave, drawn work table cloth
Mr/Mrs Frank S Ryan, 1901 Millard Ave, crystal glass perfume bottle
Mr George W Rittenour, Piketon, Ohio, silver dish and fork
Mr/Mrs James J Riordan (relative), 2838 N. Mozart St, kitchen ware
Mr Samuel M Rinaker, Craigie Hall, Cambridge, MA, set of books "History of English Literature"
Mr Donald Fairfax Ray, 28 Winthrop Hall, Cambridge, MA, mahogany clock
Miss Mary L Rodgers, 5223 Magnolia Ave, small enameled clock
Miss Alva Rigney, 1941 Washington Blvd, cut glass rose vase
Miss Rita Rigney, 1941 Washington Blvd, cut glass rose vase
Mr John Rigney, 1941 Washington Blvd, cut glass rose vase
Miss Regan, 2405 Lake of the Isles Blvd, Minneapolis, MN, crystal glass mustard jar
Miss Agnes Regan (became Rev Mother Regan, Sacred Heart), 2405 Lake of the Isles Blvd, Minneapolis, MN, crystal glass mustard jar
Miss Virginia Regan, Sacred Heart Academy, Lake Forest, Ills, crystal glass mustard jar
Mr Benjamin B Sanderson, 106 Craigie Hall, Cambridge, MA, mahogany clock
Mr George Stanley Shirk, 54 Dunster St, Cambridge, MA, silver steak set
Mrs. Eugene Sullivan and family (which Eugene?), 2950 Washington Blvd, two large blankets
Mr/Mrs James A Sackley, 2949 Washington Blvd, turkish lamp
Mr Arthur J Swift, 4210 Washington Blvd, cut glass punch bowl
Mr/Mrs William Sharp, 309 Union Ave, Cranford, NJ, Abraham Lincoln statue and pedestal
Mr/Mrs Emery H Smith, Hotel Netherlands, NYC, Abraham Lincoln statue and pedestal
Mr/Mrs Mark Sullivan (uncle of groom), 2958 Jackson Blvd, two silk comforters
Mr/Mrs Fred G Salerno (butter cookies!), 1013 So. Claremont Ave, turkish rug
Miss Frances J Sullivan (sister of groom), 2950 Washington Blvd, real lace dresser set
Mrs Boetius H Sullivan (wife of groom’s uncle), Plankinton, SD, picture (of boys) oil
Miss Clare Sullivan (1st cousin of Bo), Plankinton, SD, picture (of boys) oil
Mrs Frank Sage (relative), Walnut and Hoyne Ave, quilt and pillow cover
Father Sullivan (Msgr. Mike), 52nd St, check
Mr/Mrs Frank J Sullivan (uncle of Bo), 1241 Lunt Ave, Rogers Park, Ill, gold clock and candle sticks
Mr John J Sullivan (uncle of Bo), 1418 Fulton St, cut glass compote dish
Mr/Mrs Robert M Sweitzer (sister of Mrs. Mark Sullivan), 2958 W Jackson Blvd, hand painted fish set
Mr/Mrs William R Skidmore, 2853 Warren Ave, two silver grape bowls
Judge/Mrs Denis E Sullivan (relative?), 6009 Winthrop Ave, glass perfume bottle
Mr/Mrs Francis T Sullivan (Judge Frank T & Addie), 3240 Washington Blvd, check
Father Stephen Sullivan, St Stephen’s (relative?), holy water font
Mr Raymond C Thatcher, 14th St and Grand Ave, Pueblo, CO, Abraham Lincoln statue and pedestal
Mr/Mrs L. F. Ter. Bush, 3708 Grand Blvd, glass and silver decanter
Mr James Tobin & Family, Ferncliff, Bristol, RI, silver vase
Mr/Mrs Frederic W Upham, Golf, IL, large silver picture frame
Helen C Walsh, 3522 Adams St, silver bon bon dish
Mr/Mr John Williamson, 1441 Washington Blvd, one dozen Minton service plates
Mr John J Wheeler & Family, 5951 Midway Park, Austin, Chicago, venetian vase
Mr/Mrs Urey Woodson, Owensborough, KY, picture
Mr/Mrs Thomas F Webb, 1826 Hudson Ave, dinner gong
Mr/Mrs Adam Wolf and Family (inlaws), 2938 Washington Blvd, mahogany sewing table
Mr E A Wilkinson, c/o Nott Fire Engine Co, Minneapolis, MN, silver handled silk umbrella
Chicago Daily Journal, Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1911 (page 4) and Chicago West Side Reporter, Friday, Dec. 29, 1911 (2nd year, No. 3) - West
Side Society News - Connery-Sullivan Wedding Easily a Top-Liner for Christmas Week - The marriage of Miss Lorreta Connery,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Connery, 2933 Washington boulevard, to Boetius Henry Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger C.
Sullivan, was celebrated Wednesday morning at 9:30 in St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church. The ceremony was performed by
Chancellor Edward Hoban, assisted by Rev. J. F. Callaghan, Rev. James F. Flood and Rev. Philip Furlong. Miss Helen Connery attended
her sister as maid of honor and the bridemaids were Misses Mary Sullivan, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Josephine Ryan, Miss Marie
Keefe and Miss Gertrude Connery (sister). The bride wore a white satin gown trimmed with duchesse lace with a full court train. Her
veil was fashioned of Brussels point lace held in place by strands of pearls and orange blossons, and she carried a shower bouquet of white
orchids and lillies-of-the-valley. The maid of honor was gowned in delicate pink charmeuse satin with an overdress of white lace. A large
pink plumed hat and a bouquet of pink bovardias completed her costume. The bridemaids were dressed alike in white lace robes over
white satin with Watteau trains of pink satin. They wore pink Tulle hats and carried bouquets of pink bovardias and lillies of the valley
tied with pink silk gauze. John P. Hopkins served as best man and the ushers were William McGaffe and Joseph O'Connell of Boston,
William Kennedy of Buffalo, Robert Wolff and Leo Cummings (future brother-in-laws of groom), Harry Furlong (cousin of groom), Vincent
A. Connery (uncle) and William J. Connery, brother of the bride. The decorations were entirely in pink and white. Immediately following
the church service, a wedding breakfast for the immediate family was served at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. Sullivan and his
bride will pass their honeymoon in the east and on their return will reside at the Hotel Somerset, Boston. They will be at home after Jan.
15.
"Million-Dollar Kid" is on Honeymoon - Boetius Henry Sullivan, Son of Democratic Boss, Secretly Marries Loretta Connery in Chicago
When on Vacation from College - Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean - Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 31 - Harvard's student with the "golden
smile," Boetius Henry Sullivan, known widely as the "Million Dollar Kid," son of Roger Sullivan, the Chicago Democratic political boss,
is now on his honeymoon in New York with his bride, who was formerly Miss Loretta Connery on Chicago.
Sullivan, who is one of the brightest students in this year's graduating class in the law school, left college for his Christmas holidays, but
kept the fact of his coming wedding a close secret. He went to his home in Chicago where the knot was tied.
The couple were boy and girl sweethearts. Sullivan was one of the most lavish spenders in his academic days at Andover. He continued
his generosities at Harvard.
He will graduate in June, when the couple expect to resume their honeymoon in a tour through Europe.
His Harvard friends are preparing to welcome them on the groom's return to his studies.
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