The Portland daily press., 1900-06-13
WEDDINGS.
MERRII,L-HAY.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon, at
the residence of Mr.. Edward II. Merrill,
439 Cumberland street, his daughter,
Elizabeth. was quietly married to Mr..
Edward Allston Hay, by the Rev. DIR.
Jenkins, assisted by the Rev. IL. Clinton
Hay of Brockton, brother of the groom,
Little Florence Rideout, as flower girl,
preceded the party, carrying basket OF
daisies, Then followed Aubigne Thomes
and Roger Campbell Hay with the rib
bons.
The maid OF honor was Miss Anne
Chesley Hussey and there We're no brides
maids. The best man was Mr.. Francis
William Dana. The ushers wers Mr..
Sterling Tucker Dow, Mr.. Harry T..
Mason and Mr.. Charles Horace Foster,
all of this city. The house was prettily
decorated by the Cone club, Of which the
bride Is member, the flowers being
mostly daisies, ferns, lilies, roses and
snow balls. l-4s
In the dining room, Mrs. Charles M.
Hay and Mrs. Levi Greenleaf served, as
sisted by Mrs Tom #. Hastings of
Bethel, Mrs. Joshua Libby, Miss Mabel
Waterhouse and Miss Idolyn G. Doten.
The punch bow was presided over by Mrs.
William b. Hay, assisted by Miss Evan
geline Norton, Miss Louise Cloudy and
Miss Eleanor Hay. go
A pleasant feature Of the occasion was
the announcement Of the betrothal Of
Miss Idolyn Carr Doten to Mr.. Charles
Horace Foster.
The young people departed in shower
of rose petals to take an evening train for
short wedding journey. They will be
at home Fridays in September at 439
Cumberland street.
MILLS-BARBOUR.
A quiet and pretty wedding took place
Monday afternoon at two O'Clock, ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Card
of Park street, when their sister, Miss
Carrie l.. Mills, was united In marriage
to Mr.. Benjamin S. Barbour Of Leom-
inster, Mass.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. S. Ayres of Newton, Mass In the
presence of members Of the family. The
bride looked charming In handsome
brown travelling suit and carried q
beautiful bouquet of bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour left ON the $50
train for a short trip, after which
they will reside in Leominster.
WATERHOUSE-AN
Biddeford, June IA quiet marriage,
which would have meant largely at
tended wedding, but for the recent death
of the groom's father, took place at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Foss
street last evening. The contracting
parties were William G. Waterhouse, son
of the late William NJ. Waterhouse, OF
Old Orchard, and Claribell Andrews,
daughter of G. Willett Andrews of this
city. Both are graduates of our high
school and Mr.. Waterhouse has taken
course in the Portland Business college.
He is now q bookkeeper in the employ of
Oren Hooper's Sons, Portland. The bride
is one of the best known and most sue
cessful teachers.
The ceremony took place at AS o'clock
in the presence of the brides parents and
groom's mother, and was performed by
Rev. Charles W. Bradlee, pastor of Foss
street church of which both young people
are members.
: Personal congratulations from the en-
tire company followed, and all pro-
nounced the bride charming, in her dress
of white brocade satin. She wore
diamond brooch and carried a bouquet of
bride roses. Showers of rice were thrown
at the happy pair as they entered the car
riage. The summer will be spent at Old
Orchard, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
waterhouse will reside In Portland.
Numerous presents, were received.