Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-03
LANE-WOODBURY.
Georgia Lawyer Comes 10 Vermont for
His Bride.

| q
ually large number of people was that of
Miss Lila Darling Woodbury. daupbtp,
of eX-Gov. and Mrs. t. \. Woodbury.. and
wired {. Lane young attorney-at-law
| in Naldosta, Ga, the ceremony takiry
place. at the nome of the bride on Pearl
street yesterday morning at 9.30 o'clock
Relatives ard intimate friends to the
number OF about 100 Witnessed the rere-
monN, which was performed by the Rev.
John W. Lane. ID. D., of North Hadlcv.
Mass, fathcl Of the groom, assisted by
the Rev. j. =. Goodrich, y. D., Of this
city. Tho tv' cergymen were students
together in Andovcr Thcological Semi
nary and hare kept up their acquaintance
since they .rtduated from that institu-
ton.
Tho maid l. honor was Miss Mildred
Woodbury., ID sister Of tho bride Miss
Dorothy ard Miss Elizabeth Powers.
daughters of Judge and Mrs. George NJ.
Powers, Of Morrisvllo and nleccs of the
bride, were raNon girls. The little misses
attired in pink came down the stairs and
entered tn" drawing room, holding the
ends of twn ,.ng white ribbons. They
were follow,l y Masters Horace Powers
and trban Woodbury.. cn1. the latter be-
ing the son of Mr., and Mrs Charles l..
Woodbury., Tn ssed in white suits, who
caught up tho ribbons and formed an
| aisle through which tn" maid of honor
PASSED folluW'1 by the bride unattended
They We're mot by the groom and his best
| man, William Rouse, of Westport. n. Y.
and the two .rrEymon. Tho bridal party
stood in front ~ a bank of palms and by
drangoas ana w vines the ceremony
| taking place the east drawing room.
The DECORATE over the mantcl were be-
| gonias
The bride Gownod in white R"nais-
sancc lace oves hiffon cut entralne, Prin-
cess effect, with empire back. Her veil
was caught ~ by pins set with pearls.
| This veil was me in which Miss Wood
| bury's two sts.ors We're married and It
| was also worn - Mrs c. l.. Woodbury.
| and by her sister Mrs. Chase, at their
weddings. The orde carried shower
bouquet of whit" bride roses The brides
maid was gowr,l in white net with val
| trimmings and 1rried pink roses. The
ribbon girls woi dresses of pink accord
| ion pleated silk
The wedding rchcs were played by
Miss Alice Nash piano, and Harold Bar
ton, violin, the musicians being seated in
! the library. They also played selections
| previous to the ceremony and aftcrward
From 10 to II 80 o'clock a reception
was held and duriur this time between
| 500 and 400 friend of the bride OK
tended their beSt wishes. Refresh
monts were serve Iu the dining room
which was dccoit'od with asters. a
| large centerpioce Of this flower being
! placed on the irving table. Miss
! Susan Lane of M.rtclair, y. j.. sister
of the groom, and Mrs. Robert w No
| Cuen Of Vergcnn'e poured and IS girl
| friends Of the hrl" assisted in serv-
I Ing, as follows: N fees Mabel and Ma
| thilde Foster. Mis- Mabel and Ethel
Southwick. Misses Mary and Helen
Lyman, Miss Soph.o Van Sicklcn. Miss
Ruth Johonnott. Miss Edith Cakes
Miss Rose Lambcrt Miss Helen Hen
dee, Miss Hazel Gates, Miss Mae For
cier, Miss Elizabeth Winter, Miss Eta
Thayer. Miss Lucille Tobey, Miss Mary
Haynes and Miss Marion Landon
The out of town guests included
Judge and Mrs George NJ. Powers OF
Morrisville. Rev. Sir. Lane of North
Hadley Mass, Mr. and Mrs. r. W
McCuen of vergonnes, Miss Marguerite
Slocum of Morrisvile, Miss Florence
Sturtevant and Harry Colby OF Man
| chester, y. IL
Many of tho guests found pleasure
in inspecting the handsome gifts which
were showered on the bride. These
were shown in a room on the second
floor of the house and Included GU,
glass, silver, china pictures, etc HeI