The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-09
Everleth

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin T.
Miller. 81 Main street. was the scene OF
an exceptionally pretty wedding We'd
nesday evening when their only daugh
ter, Miss Pauline Starr Miller, became
the wife of Henry Herbert Everleth,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G.
| Everleth of Putney. Only immediate
relatives and friends witnessed the GER,
emory, which was performed at
o clock, by Rev. George b. Lawson,
who used the single ring service
The house was tastefully decorated
throughout the front parlor decorations
were of asparagus, hydrangeas and
ropes of laurel. A bower made of these
occupied the front of the room and
from il was suspended a wedding bell
of white carnations and smilax. The
decorations used most extensively in
the backparlor and dining.room were
ropes of pink and white crepe paper
and bouquets of pink and white earna
tions with ropes and festoons of aspar-
agus fern. AS Miss Minnie Coburn
played Mendelssohn s wedding march
the wedding party proceeded. led by
four ribbon bearers. Miss Mildred Mae
donald. Miss Florence Broc kington,
Miss Lucille Perry, cousin of the bride
and Miss Christina Robertson of Hins-
dale, n: H., forming an aisle for the
maid of honor; Miss Izetta Willis, and
met beneath the floral bower by the
bridegroom and best man. Harry Crow
ley of Putney. The bride was given
away by her father and wore a hand
some Gown of white silk crepe de chene
entrain and veil which was fastened
with smilax. Her only ornament was a
gold bracelet, which was once the prop
erty of the great.grandmothe of the
bridegroom and she carried a bouquet
of bride roses. Miss Willis. cousin
of the bride, wore a white lace gown
and carried pink roses. The ribbon
bearers wore white The three young
women who served in the dining room
were Miss Regina Heaphy. Miss Annie
johnson and Miss Rita Eckels. The
ushers were Harlan Miller, cousin of
the bride, Glenham Jones, Verne Hart
Winchester and John Eckels. Follow
ing the wedding a reception was held
from 7.30 until 10 clock. which was
largely attended. Miss Coburn and
Miss Perry rendered several piano Sc
lections during the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everleth left on the 1918 train
and will be away about two weeks.
They are to live in Boyden block, 30
Elliot street. after their return. Mr..
ana MTS. FNeTleuH were UHe recipients
of a valuable collection of silver, fine
china, linen, cut-glass and house furn
ishings
The bride was graduated from the
Brattleboro high school in the class of |
1907 and has been clerk for Miller & |
Co., confectioners for over year Mr..
Everleth has attended the Springfield,
VT. high school and the Brattleboro
high school, and a few months ago be-
came the junior partner of the firm Of
Miller & company.
The gifts of the bride and bridegroom
% the maid of honor, bridesmaids and
pest man were dainty gold pins set with
pearls.
Among the out Of town friends who
attended the wedding were w. r. Phil
Ups of Keene, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wood of Ashuelot, N. H.. Mrs. Annie
Harris and Mrs. w. A. Cole of Putney.
after the young people had departed
or their several homes Mr.. and Mrs.
filler We're presented with several
,ieces of china, the presentation being
made by Fl. w. Sargent, in behalf of
everal friends who remembered that
Jet. was the 22d anniversary of Mr..
nd Mrs. Miller s marriage.