Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-03
Neal--KendaII WeddIna.

The residence OF Mrs. $. Eldora Kendall
was the scene of an exceptionally prett,
wedding, Wednesday, July 20, at half aft
I er twelve o'clock. when her daughter
Beatrice, for several years a successful
teacher in the public schools OF Somer
vile, Mass, and John Frederick Neal o
4 Maiden, Mass, "A graduate Of Harvard, "a
and Harvard Law school, 1900, were united
in the holy bonds OF mstrImony by Rev
4 Levi Wild, the full Episcopal double-rina
service being used.
4 Relatives and intimate friends to the
number of about fifty witnessed the cere-
mony. Mrs. \. NJ. Gay OF Boston played
I the wedding march from Lohengrin on
the violin, accompanied by Miss &. l.,
/ Stickney on the piano, the music, soft and
I sweet, continuing during the ceremony,
I Ushers were Edward b. Wentworth OF
I Maiden. Glenn I. Dewey OF Royalton and
/ Harold ID. Fish OF South Royalton. The
groom was attended by William II. Small
OF Maiden as best man.
The bride entered the parlor on the arm
OF her uncle, Edgar r. Payson, of Port
land, Me-, by whom she was given away.
She was dainty and sweet in gown Of
white silk messaline,cu entraine, trimmed
with chiffon and lace, wore a tulle veil aud
carried shower bouquet Of lilies of the
valley. Her only ornament was pearl
brooch, the gift OF the groom. Her maid
Z
Boston, who wore pale blue net with
white lace yoke and sleeves, and carried a
bouquet OF sweet peas, and her flower
girls were Grata Payson OF Portland, Me-,
cousin OF the bride. dressed in white, and
Katherine Dewey Of Royalton, dressed in
pink. Both carried sweet peas.
The floral decorations were particularly
beautiful, great masses of maidenhair
ferns and sweet peas, together with other
flowers, having been used most effectively
in the parlors hall and dining room.
At the close Of the ceremony most hearty
congratulations and good wishes were eX-
tended by the immediate friends. From
one to three Mr.. and Mrs Neal received
large number Of friends. They were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. S. Eldora Ken
dali, mother OF the bride, Mrs. Della n.
Neal, mother OF the groom, Miss Brew
erton, maid Of honor, and Mr.. Spall, best
man.
In the dining room refreshments. con-
sisting of sandwiches, chicken salad, ice
cream, cake, coffee, olives and ginger were
served bv Misses NnIfred Richmond OF
Randolph, Ora Galusha and Louise Dear
ing OF Royalton aud Gertrude Goodale OF
South Royalton, Elegant wedding pres
ents consisting OF $50 In cash, great guam
titles OF solid silver, cut glass, hand painted
china and linen, besides pictures, books,
japanese ware and variety OF beautiful
and useful articles, were received as tokens
OF love from many friends.
Original verses were read by 7. j. Ames
OF Leominster, Mass, cousin Of the
bride.
Guests were present from Maiden, Bos-
ton. Cambridge and LeominsIer, Mass,
Portland, Me, Jacksonville, Fla, Royal
ton and neighboring towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal took the train soon
after the reception and are spending ten
days at resorts on the St. lawrence river.
On their return they viii remain IN Roy
alton a few days before going TO Maiden,
Mass. where they viii reside az 2i2 Clifton
street and will be at home % their friends
Tuesdays in October.
Mr.. Neal b. q successful lawyer, with
Office ia Boston. and Mrs. Neal is one %
Rovalton's most loved and popular daugh-
ters. The showers Of confetti with which
they were deluged OF their departure were
not more profuse than the love and good
wishes with " which they begin their welded
life