Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25
The OLD BEE HIVE

poplar trees were placed producing a
unique and beautiful effect by their
statelincss and contrasting color with
the disnit,ed and classic simplicity Of
the interior. The Rev G. q. Atkins,
y. D., of Detroit, Mich. performed the
ceremony. assisted by the Rev. J. Il.
Goodrich, D. p, the double ring SER
vice being used.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and was attended b. Miss
Elizabeth Van Patten as maid of hon
or, Mrs Robert Cushman of Brook
line. Mass, n s matron Of honor. and
Miss Julia Smith. Miss Mary Hlckol<
of this city. and Miss I.iober Percy of
Brookline, Mass, as bridesmaids Max
! l.. Powell, brother of the bride. had
charge of the seating at the church,
and Thomas Reed Powell. brother Of
! the bride, Archibald l.. Stevenson,
Henry f. Fischer and Augustus Kel
/ Icy. Jr., all of New York city. friends
/ of the groom. acted as ushcrs The
| groom was attended by Ralph II. Hub
/ bard of New York city as hest man.
/ Immediately preceding tho entrance Of
| the hridaG party Il number of the girl
/ friends of the bride entered the church
while the Tannhauser march was be-
| ing played and marched down the
center aisle to seats near the front,
Miss Dwight presiding at the organ.
/ The bride wore gown of cream
satin. en- train, trimmed with Duchess
and point lace and orange blossoms.
Her veil was of Duchess and point
lace. and was the gift of the eroom's
mother, Mrs. Morris having been the
veil which she wore at hor own we'd
ding. The bride carried q shower
bouquet Of lilies of the valley. Miss
Van Patton, the maid of honor. wo~o
gown of apricot silk voillc. and IN
ecru hat with plumes She carried n
bouquet Of white sweet peas and mi
gonette Tho matron of honor and
the bridesmaids were gowned in white
and wore neapolitan hats. The matron
Of honor carried a bouquet of pink
sladioli. and the bridesmaids carried
baskets filed with white flowers and
maiden hair ferns.
After the wedding Colonel and Mrs
Powell rendered a reception to their
friends at their home at 20 William.
street. which was attracuvely decorated
with flowers by friends Of the bride II
the dining room the color scheme wa,
white and green and throughout the nous,
n profusion of garden flowers were taste
fully arranged. The dining room, wher,
refreshments were served. was under tht
charge of Miss Florence Lyman, Mis-!
nellie IIickok. Mrs. Avery D. Billings, ant
Mrs. Henry F. Perkins. While the guest
We're being received music was FURNISHED
by an orchestra under the trees on tn
lawn.
N Mr., and Mrs. Morris left in the evenin!
on tho steamer Mariquits for Bluff Po!n,
where they will spend a few days befor
leaving for a wedding tour of severa
weeks in the Canadian Rockies The,
We're accompanied to tho College stree
wharf b" the bridal party and a numhe
OF friends who showered them with flow
ers as they embarked and cheered ther
until tho boat was nearly out Of hearing
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs Morri
:. will reside in New York city
Among those from out of tho city VIII
! attended the wedding were DR.. and Mr..
George f, Morris of New York, fathc
: and mother of the groom. Dr. and Mr.,
-, William Spring and SON. Julian, of Dres
= den, Germany, Miss Stollymcyer and Mis-
( Coulter Of New York. Nh and Mrs. He
q mer F.. Powell Of Milton. Mrs. Robe,
:, Darling Of Hardwick, Charles Powell {
- Richford Mrs. Charles A. Reed of Oh
:, cago, Robert Cushman of Brooklin,
: Mass, Miss Isabelle Rankin of Bosto,
Miss Helen Stout of Kansas CITY, NJ
p and Mrs, Charles T. Hogan and Mr.. an
Mrs. George NJ. Hogan OF St Adams