The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-25
CLEMENTS DAUGHTER A BRIDE.
Miss Anna Married to John Appleton
Knowles Today.

Rutland, Oct. 25.--The wedding Of
Miss Anna Elizabeth Clement, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Wood
Clement. and John Appleton Knowles of
Spragues Mills, Me-, took place at noon
today at Trinity church, and was one
|of the largest social events in Rutland
for some time. The church was filed
with guests. there being 200 invitations
Issued for the ceremony. Rev. Joseph
Reynolds, rector of the church, assisted
by Rev. DIR. William }. Harris of Nash
na, n. H., performed the ceremony. G..
". II. Coan, the regular church organist,
presided at the organ and gave recital
while the guests were ushered into the
church. The church was eIaborately
trimmed with laurel, palms and pink
ehrysanthemums
The maid of honor was Miss Margaret
Clement Of this city, sister Of the bride.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. William HI.
Field of Pelham Manor, n. Y, and Miss
Caroline Clement of Rutland, both sis
ters Of Miss Clement, Mrs. Charles Hard
inc Of Dedham, Mass. Miss Lesley
Knowles and Miss Priscilla Harding of
Boston, and Miss Christina Liscomb OF
Albany, n. Y. The best man was Apple
ton Knowles of Boston, brother Of the
groom. The ushers were Lawrence perci-
val of Boston, Edgar Leonard Of West
Newton, Mass, Herbert Flagg of Brook
line, Mass, Robert Herman Of Alder
Creek. y. Y, Charles McGlensey of
Philadelphia, and Thomas Stoker Of
|Germantown, Pa.
The bride was deliberately gowned in
II 4,-s.
esse and Rose Point lace. She wore
tulIe veil caught with orange blossoms.
The maid Of honor was gowned in pink
chiffon cloth over pink tatTeta and wore
q pink velvet hat. The bridesmaids wore
blue chiffon cloth over tafleta with trim
mings Of pale pink They wore blue
n0ire silk hats. "A reception was given
at DIR. and Mrs. Clements home at /
o'clock, and was attended by about 150
people. A large piazza on the side Of
the house was enclosed with walls made
of autumn leaves and green foliage
The interior of the house was trimmed
with autumn leaves, laurel, smilax, pink
roses. Festoons OF the laurel and smilax
were tastefully draped about the house.
A bay window in the drawing room
was festooned OIL. The receiving party
stood there. The bride and groom were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Henry II.
Knowles of Boston. the groom's mother,
and MIR. and Mrs. Clement, parents Of
the bride. Elaborate refreshments were
served in the dining room, Sherry and
a corps of assistants from New York
catering. Gioscia's orchestra of Albany
furnished music at the house.
The bride is well known ID this city
having lived here practically all her
life. The groom il Boston man and
is now associated with the St. Croix Pa
per Company at Spragues Mills, Me.
There was an elaborate display OF pres
cnts, amounting to many thousands Of
dollars.
After wedding trip AiF. and Airs.
Knowles Viii reside in Calais, Me.
Among those present from a distance
were Henry Appleton Knowles of Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Appleton, Mrs.
George Appleton of Dover, N. H., Mrs. nj.
&c. Baldwin, OF Boston, Miss Van WinkIe
and Harold Reed of Boston, Albert Bulk
ley Of London, Eng, Edward Taft of
New York, MFR. and AIRS. Waldo Clement
and Allen Clement 81 New York, Charles
Harding Of Dedham, Mass, Mrs. Richard
Conoyer Of Concord, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs
John ID. Parker and the Misses Parker
OF Hartford, Conn, DIR. Frederick Good
win of Susquehanna, Pa, Orlando Lis
comb Of Albany, n. Y. Some OF the
guests were entertained at the home Of
the bride. while Others had suites at
The Berwick.