The Portland daily press., 1896-10-15
WEDDINGS.
Barnard-Megquier.

a very pE0tgy no1Ao WouuAu& to0k
place yesterday afternoon at the resi-
denoe of the mother Of the bride, Mrs
Adelaide H. Msgquier, No. "a Carleton
street, when her daughter Miss Edith
Megquisr and Mr.. Herbert W. Barnard, j,
Jr., cashier for the Milliken- Tomlinsou
Co., wero married by Rev. DR.. Henry
Blanchard. The bride snd groom are
| exceedingly popular and at the reception
that followed the ceremony there was
a very large attendance Of their friends.
The house was very prestily decorated
with palms and orysanthemums. The
ceremony took place in the 'front.' parlor.
Miss Margaret ElweN was maid Of honor,
Misses Janet NJ. Lamb and Oornelia
Megquier, bridesmaids. The bride was
charming in white satin Duohssse. with
veil, and carried white orysanthemums,
The maid Of honor wore white taffeta,
and the bridesmaids pink. The beat
man was Mr.. Clayton T. WhiPle. and
the ushers Messrs. John 81. Pieice, Fred
Il. Palmer, George Burnham morrill,
and Harry q Josselyn. During the oere-
mony. Mr.. Kotzschmar played delight
fully and, at Its close, rendered The We'd
ding March.
EAT the close of the reception there was
wedding breakfast served by Robinson.
There was profusion OF Lovely and
valuable gifts including a very hand
some solid silver salad bowl, aEpropri-
ately inscribed. a present from the First
Parish society In whose choir Mr..
Barnard has sung for several years
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard left on The six
o'clock train for the west amidst a
shower Of rice from their friends, and on
their return from the wedding journey
will reside on Park street near Spring,
Litrle-Lowell.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Hill Low
ell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lowell of Auburn. with MIR. Jacob Roak
Little of Lewiston, occurred in the pres
ence OF great company of friends and
relatives at / p M. Wednesday at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, No. Q
Laurel avenue. Auburn. In point Of de-
tail and appointments it was deal, and
as it Joined two of the mott popular
young people In the social circbs of Lew
iston and Auburn, 1T was attended BY
ons of the largest gatherings that an
afternoon function ever assam bled In
either Lewiston or Auburn. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Carl s..
Patton Of the High street Congregation
al church.
Anongsthe guests from out of the city
were Gen. and Mrs. Harris M. Plaisted
of Bangor; Mrs. Francis W. Hill of Exc
ter, Mr.. j. ". Fitzpatrick of Portland,
Prof. and Mrs. George Thomas Little OF
Brunswiok, MI. and Mrs. John Pickard
Of Westbrook. Judge and Mrs. Thomas II.
Haskell Of Portland.
Twttle-Whitehouse.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
whitehouse on Desging street, Bath,
Monday evening. occurred beautiful
wedding when their daughter, Jessie
Mae, was united 10 marriage with DR.,
Walter E. futile. son Of Mz. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Tuttle of Bath. Rev. D. e.
Miller Of the Beacon street church. off.
ctated. Family friends and few Others.
making large company, were present.
Mr.. Chas. D. Moulton was groomsman
andsMiss Gertrude M. Tuttle bridesmaid.
The ushers were Masters Fred w. Tuttle
and Norman Owen. The assistants AT
the reception were Misses Dunbar and
Tarbox. DR.. and Mrs. Tuttle will be
at home to their friends Thursdays after
November at their residence, !, 45S
fremont street, Roxbury, Mass.