The Portland daily press., 1899-12-21
WEDDINGS.
Observation-Disclosures.

| the scene OF q hrtlnbnt cnufcn iWeuuthk'
The day was sunny and sprine-liks and
every thing connected with the affair was
joyous and auspioious. IRE elaborate
Christmas decorations III evergreen
branches had been put mp In ths church
few days earlier than usual. In honor
OF this wedding, 90 that the surronnd-
ings were of the most beautiful ohsrac-
Ter. giving thsir prestige TO the pretty
ceremony.
TIE tride was Miss Amy Jameson
Burnham, daughter Of Mr.. and MIRA.
Perez u. Rurnham OFF tbs city, and the
groom was MIR. Lowell Melvin Palmer.
Jr., q young New York gentleman of
large property and the most favored
prospects. The bride was daintily dressed
In cream satin princess gown. which
was elegantly set of by a point lace
nounce ard point lace bertha. Her
flowers were lilies of the valley. Tbs
maid Of honor was y6iss Florance Edith
Palmer. n sister Of tns groom. She wore
cream gown OF mousssline de soir,
trimmed with lace, and her flowers were
yellow roses. The best man was Mr..
Arthur Wellington Palmer. the arsom g
brother. The groomsmen were Mr..
George Burnham Of Portland, DIR.
Nathan T.. Beers, Jr., Of New York. Mr..
John Edward Heaton Of New Haven, MIR.
William VOORHEES, Swords OF New York.
Harold q. Smith of Nsw York, and Mr..
q. Edward fischer of New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
Kew. DIR. Dalton, the regular Episcopal
form being used. The wedding match
was played hysProf. Ryer. the organist
OF the church.
Among those from out Of town who
were at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell NJ. Palmer, Mrs. Arthur W.
Foote. Mrs. Eleanor Robinson, Miss Flor
enos Chatfield. MIR. franklin U .dregory,
Miss Grace Marion Palmer, Mis- Lilly
Cortelyou Palmer, Miss Ethel Josephine
Palmer, Mr.. Carlton Humphrey. ALI Of
New York, and Mrs. ID. B. Backsntose Of
Geneva. N. Y.
The gilt Of the groom to the bride was
a moonstone cameo, carved with q knight
and his lady love. and set around with
diamonds. Tbs gift of the bride to the
maid Of honor was beautiful crescent
Of pearls. The groom's gift to the best
man was handsome set Of diamond
shirt studs. The gift to each Of the
groomsm,n was an elegant pair OF CUT
buttons.
After the Ceremony at the church q
wedding breakfast was served at the
residence OF the brides parents. No. g.
Deering street.
At the reception which followed the
ceremony. Wilson's orchestra under the
direction OF Mr.. Frank Burnham, rem
dered the following selections;
Festival Procession, wedding mus,c),
Jensen
Wedding music from opera " Fsrsmors, Z"
A. Rubenstein
Sweet Memories-Vslse LENT.
Il. Gruenwal
Selection from La TrayiatA, Verdi
SeIe csion from Faust, Gounod
Whispering Flowers, F.SV. Blon
Selection from 1nnnhauser, wagner
Waltz-Ganz-Verlasse Waldterfel
>''A'' -- ~ " Verdi
Dancing Sunbeams, Gruenwald
Observation-Disclosures Rusticana;
Mascagni
Scarf Dance, Chnminade
Love In Id!ensss, A. Macbeth
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer will make an
extended wedding journey to southern
points and their home will DO IN Brook.
Ign, N. Y.
RING-LOWE.
Pottsd plants, ferns and choice flowers
decorated the home Of MIR. Fred s. Ring,
a conductor on the Grand Trunk railroad
where at s.ge O'Clock last evening his
daughter, Miss Harriet v. Ring, was
married to MIR. Herbert l. Lowe, an en-
ploye In the birdsry Of Loring, Short &
Harmon.
The ceremony was perform I'd by Rev.
MIR. Atwood, pastor of the Church Of
tho Messiah. the bride being attired In a
gray travelling dress and carrying a
pretty bou luet of bridal roses.
Mrs. Herman Wilson W as at the piano
and ss the bride and groom entered the
parlor, played Mendelssohn's wedding
march, following it with softer strains
during the ceremony, concluding with
the march from Lobengrin.
Only relatives Of the contracting parties
we're PRESENT Mr.. md Mrs. Lowe will
make their home at the residence of the
orids's parents, No 43 Beckett street.