Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
A DAISY WEDDING.
II. c. Burrows ana Miss sarah Mason
Married Tuesday Afternoon.


The College Street Church was the
scene of n daisy wedding Tuesday az
ternoon at o'clock, when Miss Sarah
Florence Mason, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. X. Mason, and Henry Cragln
Burrows. son of Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Bur-
rows, were married by the pastor, the
Rev. !. G. Smart In the presence Of a
large number OF invited guests. The
church was beautifully decorated with
field daisies and ferns, two rows Of
which formed an aisle to the chancel,
which was banked by bridal wreaths,
with bay trees and palms in the back
ground.
The bride was attired in robe Of
white lace over white satin, cut en- train,
the veil being caught Zip with daisies,
and carried shower bouo,let OF field
daisies. She was attended by her cousin.
Miss q. Evelyn Moulton, Of Cleveland.
ONO. ms maid of honor who was gowned
In white over yellow silk, and carried
ma'denhair ferns. and by six bridesmaids,
Mrs Bessie Hawley Wilder Of Boston,
MISS Mary r. Partridge Of Burlington,
MISS May l. Kavanaugh OF New York,
Miss Wfnifred Allen of Burlington. Mrs.
Florence Nelson Ray Of State College.
Pa. and Mrs. Eliza Read Perkins Of
Lyndon. who wore white over green silk,
with chaplet OF daisies and carried
chains Of daisies and ferns
The groom's best man was his brother.
Prof. George H. burrows OF tho Uni
Versity Of Vermont The ushers were
charles r. Wilder OF Boston, Herbert q
Gay of Newark. y. j.. Ferdinand II
fease OF burlington. Fred r. Wright Of
burlington, A. Lewis Whiting OF Bur-
ing Albert r. Grinnell OF New York.
AS the wedding march was played by
charles Alfred Hatch. the oreanist of the
church. the ushers preceded tho brides
maids M the aisle followed by tho maid
OF honor. and lastly the bride on her
fathers arm. At the chancel, the attcn-
darts divided and formed a scmi-circle
IN the center of which stood the bride
and groom. the maid 81 honor and the
best man. with the officiating clergyman.
the wedding was then solemnzed the
ring service being used. The bride Yves
given In marriage by her father.
reception was held from 4:30 until 6
O'Clock at the home Of the brides mar
ents at 4M College street, Music was
furnished by an orchestra of five pieces
during the reception. which was attended
by large number OF invited guests. The
dining and billiard rooms were trimmed
In green. with festoons Of daisies hang
Ing from the entrance arches. The guests
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Mason |
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows and the bridal
party. Mrs. Mason was gowned in black
lace over white satin. ana Mrs Burrows |
In the same manner They were assisted |
In receiving by Mrs D. j. Foster, Mrs. |
NJ. II. Buckham Mrs F. S. Pease. Mrs.
T s. Peck and Mrs. w p. McKil- |
lip.
The brides assistants and those who |
served refreshments included Misses
Nah, and Mathlde Foster Miss Mar
garet Whiting. Miss Mary Walton Of
BrocFville, ontario, Miss Gertrude Pow
ell. Misses Mary and Kate Hickok, Mrs.
Fl. l.. Wilder, Miss Elizabeth Van Pat
ten. Mrs. Kenneth Hosmer. Miss lucille
Tobey. Miss Theodore Peck and Miss
Hazel Gates
The brides presents included many
bea utful things. consisting of cut glass,
furniture, silverware pictures. books
and unique Japanese pieces The bride
Is graduate OF the Burlington High
school, and was also graduated from
Vassar In 1901 The groom was gradual
ID from the Burlington high school in
he same year with !, IS bride. and was
l member OF the class of 1904, University
" Vermont
The wedding trip viii be spent IN
Montreal and Quebec. ana on their re-
urn to Burlington the young couple will
begin housekeeping in apartments in the
Mason home on College st.