The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-25
WEDDINGS.


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The wedding Of Miss Eleanora w.
Deering and Mr.. Harry A. Rounds Ias'
evening was brilliant social event. Az
eight O'Clock the large parlors OF sne
house of William II. Moulton. ESQ.,
brother-in-law of the bride, were
thronged with guests, who were received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mouiton, and Mrs. Deer
ing. The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums, while
evergreen was used to festcon the stair
case in the large hall. Gilbert's full
orchestra furnished delightful music
during the evening.
At shortly after eight O'Clock, the
bridal party entered the parlors while
the orchestra played the Lohengin
wedding march. The bridesmaids, Miss
Janet Webb, Miss Elijah Deake, Miss
Marion Deering, Miss Corneila Hunt,
Miss Dennison of Boston and Miss
Maude Perkins, were attired In gowns OF
white muslin trimmed with yellDw
ribbon and carried yellow ohrysauthe-
NUNS. The maid OF honor, Miss Carrie
Mcdowell, wore white muslin and
carried white chrysa ums. Miss
Deering made a charming bride. Her
gown was of heavy white satin, the waist
trimmed with beautiful point lace. Her
veil was most becomingly arranged, be-
ing attached to a coronet Of gold. She
carried bride roses. The bridal pgsy
stood before bank Of palms snd
chrysanthemums, where the ceremony vas
impressively performed by the Rev. Jthn
Carroll Perkins, pastor Of the First
Parish church. Mi. and Mrs. Rounds
then received the congratulations of
their friends, Messrs. Charles P. Merrill,
Charles Barrowes, George Noyes, Stanley
Patton, Willard Keith, and william In
graham being the ushers. The reception
was followed by dance. During the
evening delicious supper was served by
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rounds left in
time to take the eleven O'Clock tram,
taking their departure In the midst of
the shower Of rice and flowers, customary
on such occasions. Before leaving, the
bride threw her bouquet from the top of
the stairs to the young ladies standing
below. The ring attained to 1T was
secured by Miss Marion Deering and the
heart by Miss Harriet Staples. Upon
their return to the city, Mr. and Mrs.
Rounds will reside at the Sherwood,
where they will be at home to their
friends after December LIST. The wedding
was one Of the prettiest Portland has
seen for long time, and the young
couple who are popular with large
CIRCLE of friends and acquaintance, have
their best wishes and congratulations.
Trott-Mahoney,
Last Monday evening a delightful
wedding occurred in this city at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M.
Kimball at No. ~ MunjoY street, when
Mrs. Kimball g only daughter. Miss Eva
Belle Mahoney. was united in marriage
to Mr.. James Arthur Trott also OF Port
land. The marriage was solemniged by
Rev. A. Fl. Wright of the st. Lawrence
street church, of which the bride rs a
member, In the presence of the Relatives
and friends of the contracting parties,
While the wedding march was being
played by Miss Annie B. Shaw, the
bridal party entered the room preceded
by little Georgia Mahoney.a sweet faced
child, neioe of the bride, carrying a
basket OF lovely pinks. and by Miss
Tressie Harrison. the bride'smatd, es-
oortsd by Mr.. Stanley s. Soholfsld, the
bost man. The bride was charming,
both In person and atuire, and the eere-
mony solemn and gladstone. at the close
OF which collation. was served. The
wedding gifts displayed were many and
various. including articles both useful
and ornamental. MIR. and Mrs. Trott
will make their homs in this CITY. when
they return from their bridal trip.