The Portland daily press., 1897-11-06
WEDDINGS.
FICKETT-PINE.

Mr.. Fred S. Pine, the son OF Tx
Councilman and Mrs. James A. Pine was
married on Wednesday afternoon to Mis-
Harriet G. Pickett, the daughter OF IA
trolman and Mrs Joseph A. Pickett
The ceremony was performed a0 the
! residence of the brides parents NO. %ol
Newbury street and the entire house was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Everywhere were arches and wreaths OF
evergreen intertwineu with chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses. The parlor where the
ceremony was performed was elaporaleiy
decorated. The bay window formed an
evergreen arch from the centre OF winch
was suspended beautiful floral bell
composed of evergreen. roses and ohry6an-
themums Potted plants, magnlhcent
bouquets of cut flowers and large Jardl-
nleres of ferns completed the very tastelul
decorations. At 3 O'Clock the bridal par
ty entered the parlor, which was nlled TO
oyertlowing with the relatives and 1rlenas
OF the happy pair, to Mendelsshon's Weu-
ding march, played by Miss Alice Burns.
Preceding the bridal couple vera two
children. Miss Helen Croker and Master
Shepley Beal. The bride was becoming
~ attired in travelling gown and car
ried magnificent bridal bouquet of roses.
The Rev. DR.. blanchard, d. D., OF the
Congress Square church performed the
wedding ceremony which united the
young people for life, in his usual I'M
DrpS9iya and D1aa ciro toanOar
Following the ceremony occurred a col
lation and reception and a great mar y
friends of the newly married pair took
advantage of the opportunity to extend
their congratulations Miss Mabel Pine
and Miss Pickett served sherbet, Miss
Mildred Smith and Miss Sands presided
over the chocolate while punch was
served by Miss Leavitt, assisted by Miss
Baine and Miss Alice Burns. Among
the profusion of costly presents were
many handsome pieces of china. silver
ware and household goods. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pickett presented the young couple with
beautiful china set; from Mr.. and Mrs.
Crocker came magnificent silver ser
vice, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Pine pre-
sented as wedding gift q large range.
Among the other presents was hand
some sideboard which come from the
teams composing the Bowling league, Of
one of which Mr.. Fred S. Pine is popu-
lar member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pine left on an evening
train for a bridal trip to Washington
and New York. On their return they
will reside at 10 State street, Deering
Point.
KELLOGG-LOWE. M
On Wednesday at II a. m, at the Lowe
residence on First street, Bangor, says the
Wing, Miss Florence Lowe, daughter of
the late Samuel Lowe, and Mr.. William
Dale Kellogg, of Boston, formerly of that
city, were united in marriage. The cor
emcny was performed by Rev. J. Nj.
Frost, pastor of Grace church, in the
presence of relatives and few intimate
friends. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Lucretia Lowe, and the
groomslnan was Mr.. George l. Baker.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony q
wedding breakfast was served. The oc-
casion was all the more interesting by
the production of a portion of the wed
ding cake of Mr.. Kellogg's mother, Mrs.
N. P. Kellogg, now of Boston, who was
present at the marriage. This cake WI
first used twenty seven years ago, and
was served to the guests.
Alb Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg took the
| train west, showered with rice by friends.
They will reside in Boston, where Mr..
Kellogg is employed in the offices Of Will
liston & Co., bankers and brokers, on
State street.
The wedding presents were very numer.
GUS and hindsome, tokens of the esteem
of relatives and friends.e
The rooms of the residence were beauti.
fully decorated. The parlor was in white
and green, many palms and white chrys,
anthemums being used. The DRAWN
room was dressed in pink chrysanthe-
NUNS, while the dining room was in
yellow chrysanthemums. The chandelier
in the dining room was festooned with
smilax and French roses. In all the
rooms the fi1eplaces and mantels were
haDked with chrysanthernumS