The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-27
WEDDINGS.
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Mr. George Perlsy Richardson OF
Hampton n. H.. formerly Of .Westbrook,
and Miss Alice May Sawyer OF No "a
Portland street. were united In marriage
yesterday at high noon at the home Of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. VIM. q. Mann, pastor Of tho War
rsn church. Cumberland HILLS. The affair
was Of a quiet nature only the imme1inte
relatives OF the contracting parties being
present. The bride wore white silk and q
veil, and carried daybrenk pinks The
only decorations about the house were cut
flowers. A wedding breakfast was served
young couple left for two weeks outing
at Higgins beash. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ardson viii reside at Hampton, n. "a.
where Mr.. Richardson Is employed as nn
electrical engineer. This bride has been
much appreciated as q member of Warren
church choir, and of the Cecillan guar
| tsttes-
DEAIsING-FosS.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l
Biddcford, July 26.-Miss Grace Dear
ing. prominent society young lady cf
this city. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. bearing, was married this evening to
Mr.. Clarence B. Foss of Boston. formerly
OF Saco. The wedding took place at the
residence of the brides parents on South
street, the parlors of which were tasteful
ly decorated with ferns. golden rod and
eweet peas. Tue bridal pair stood In q
bower Of ferns. lighted by tapers. Rev.
MIR. Prescott, pastR Of the jefferson
street Free Baptist church, eiliciated, and
Miss S. Belle Desrinz. sister Of the
bride, and MIR. Martin Fcss of Harvard
college, q brother OF the groom, were
bridesmaid and test man.
| The ceremony was performed at $50.
and reception was held from 7.s0 till
ten o'clock, during which period about
one hundred guests paid their respects to
the happy pnir. In the dining room,
which was decorated with ferns and bril-
liantiy illuminated, refreshments vera
served by Mrs. Exerard Cove, Miss Angle
Newcomb. Miss Lizzie Milon and Niles
Maud Gilman Ct Biudeford, and Miss
Katherine CHA an of Boston. MRS. Cum.
ings of Portland ana Mics Josephine
| Hutchinson of Biddeford served punch.
| The ushers were DIR. Willis Hurd and Mr..
| j. Edward Etchells of Blddaford, Mr..
Martin Floss and MIR. Ralph Foss of Bos-
ton. Among the guests from out Of town
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sayillian y. FosE of
| Boston, parents Of the groom Mrs. DR..
4 Rudolph of Oakland, CAL, Miss Lizzie
Storsr of Boston, Mr.. Hovey Hill of Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Frank o. Daring OF
| Portland.
The bridal pair were the recipients of
great many beautiful wedding gifts Mr..
/ and Mrs. Foss will reside In Boston,
NOTES.
Miss Della Hughes and Mr.. VIM. J.
Canavan, both of this city, were married
Wednesday morning at the Cathedral of
the IMMACULATE Conception, Rev. Father
Collins celebrating the nuptial mass.
Miss AMMO Shanahan played the wed
ding march. Miss Margaret Collins was
bridesmaid and Mr.. samuel &. Nolan
best man. Air. and Mrs. Cana van left
| on a wedding trip TO New York, and up
on their return will reside at IL Congress
street.
Charles K. Folsom of wfnstead, Conn.,,
who is more than 20 years Old. and who
was for years superintendent of the Win
stead manufacturing company, has just
won bride, Miss Laura K. Shackiey, who
lisa little more than 80 years old, who went
| on visit to Minstead from Hudson, Me-,
a short time ago. Mr. Folsom made her
acquaintance and the two were quietly
married Tuesday morning by Rev. r. II.
Gases. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. Folsom and his bride, who was q
school teacher ard a member Of the Ban
gor Second Eaptist church, left for Sara
togo, where they will spend their honey
moon.
Invitations are out from DR.. and Mrs.
John a. Gehring OF Bethel, for the mar
riBge of their sister. Miss lillian Farms
worth True of that town and DIR. Merton
Lewis Bryant of Bangor. line wedding
will take place in Bethel Thursday Au-
gust 3 at 8 p. IN.
The wedding of Miss Belle Ashfield
Merrill and Harvey w. Bowles of Ban.
gor, took place Tuesday morning at 8
O'Clock at the home of the bride on Ohio
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. e. +. Pember. Mr.. and Mrs Bowles
left for a wedding trip to Bar Harbor and
this White M6untains. The bride Is a
prominent and talented musician. She
has won fame In different parts OF the
lcountry as . cornetist
Friends have received the wedding
cards of Miss Msude Kaier and DIR.
Charles 5 Christie, who are to be married
In st. PRnl's church. brunswick, August
Is. DIR. and Mrs. Chrlstis viii be at home
ut ia State strest. Augusta. after Octo-
Der 4. DIR. Christie Is a graduate of Bow.
dom college. class OF 'S5. and also OF the
Medical school. For the past year he has
been connected with the Boston City hos
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