The Portland daily press., 1890-10-16
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There was very pretty wedding at the
First Parish church yesterday morning when
Mr.. Charles Leopold Lewando of Allstop,
Mrs. John A. M. Varnum, were united in
marriage by Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill. The
pulpit was gracefully trimmed with autumn
leaves and flowers The best man was Hen
nv B. Barber of Boston, the maid of honor
Miss Aida X. Barnes, and the ushers Mr..
Frank Howard of Portland, Mr.. George w.
Boston, Mr.. Frank ID. True of Portland, and
MI. George B. Perry Of Chicago. The bride
were a white faiIle franchise, high neck,
long sleeves and train, trimmed with Du.
cheese lace. with la Tosca of pearls at the
waist, and long bridal vail. Her bouquet
was bride roses. Miss Barnes wore pink
silk, with oyer-dress of mousseleine de soir,
and carried pink roses. The gentlemen
were In morning costume. AS the process
81 n marched up the aisle Kotzschmar
played wedding march of his own compo-
sition, and as they went out the Mendelssohn
| m ,rch.
| A reception was held at the residence of
| Miss Charlotte and Messrs. Edward and
| George Thomas on State street. Grmmer's
| orchestra furnished delightful music, and
the parlors were prettily decorated with
| flowers. There were many beautiful and
substantial gifts.
Among the party from Boston who attend
cd the wedding were Mrs. Annals Lewando,
Miss Helen Lewando, Miss Marie Lewando,
Professor G. Il. Dibbold. of Institute of
Technology. and Mrs. Dibbold, Mrs. Joseph
Il. Curtis, Professor freeman Snow of Har-
ward, and Miss E. S. Hosford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewando left on the Boston
train about o'clock, followed by heavy
shower of rice and old shoes. After Novem-
Der LIST they will be at home at No. Pome
roy street, Allston, Mass.
LIBBY-sPEAR.
Yesterday a very pretty home wedding
took place at the residence Of Mr.. Hiram
Libby at Cape Elizabeth, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Charles Libby, the eldest
son, and Miss Louise Spear. The couple
were escorted into the parlor by Master Rob-
ert Henry and Miss Bessie Keith, to the mu-
sic of march played by Mr.. Fred Evans.
and the ceremony was performed by Rev. S.
+. Pearson in the presence of large circle
OF relatives and friends. Many useful and
costly presents bespoke the kind remem-
branee Of loving friends. After bountiful
supply of refreshments had baen partaken
OF, the company separated. leaving their
best wishes for the happy couple.
HoRR-wHITEHoUsE.
Mr.. Granville c. Horr and Mrs. Jennie l..
Whitehouse were united in marrige yester-
day afternoon at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Wiley, at 2l5 Cumberland
street, by Rev. DR.. Merrill, assisted by Rev.
DR.. Whitaker. A short reception was held
in the spacious parlors, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Horr left on their wedding trip. The
presents were numerous and beautiful.
FITZGERALD.HoGAN.
At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Con-
ception yesterday forenoon, occurred the
wedding of Mr.. John III. Fitzgerald and
Miss Mary A. Hogan. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. FIR. Doran. Mr.. Patrick
Fitzgerald was best man, and Miss Mary
Whalen bridesmaid.
DUNN-wADE.
Mr.. John w. Dunn and Miss Carrie Wade,
both of this city, wers united in marriage at
st. Dominic's church yesterday forenoon,
Very Rev. j. w. Murphy performed the
ceremony, and was also celebrant at the
high mass. Miss Fannie Eagan conducted
the augmented choir. and also played the
march from Mendelssohn. The bridesmaid
was Miss Agnes Gorham, while Mr. John A.
MCGOWAN was best man.