The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-09
October Weddings
Thomas Mathef.


The marriage IL Miss Rdnhe Mac
Ms,her' oldest daughter II NJ, and
Mr.. Edward tmrrsan Mailer, ann
Warner I.ee Thomas. san 81 MI ahn
Ms, ueaTge N, Thomas, loak place =.
50 q cl0rk Tuesday evening ~ INC
home IL the bride : parents on hohhy
vale read, in the presence ai he mem
her, az the iva families and few init
mate friends. Rev, nT. &, II. MeFfih 81
N JohnshuTy, performed the ceremony
using the danbl- ring service, and Miss
Il AMY MaiheT, youngest sister 81 INC
bride, acted as ring bearer AMI ~"
senied the rings on a h"Nri a"' 70"
/ tray, The house was rlabofaielN dec
Grated. pink apd green being Tue l''
| Vnliinu salars, In the patiof was
massive hank 81 hydTanseas and ever
uTcen aud over the door ways were
| clusters of the same flowers, The STAR
case was wound with pink aud green
creme paper aud Ia the dining room
rotes oi the PAPER We're suspended ifnm
| ihs center of the roam. Ia the center
az the table was large bouquet 81
mnk carnations, which We're Fiit
Ia Mr.. aud Mrs, Maiher Ia honor 81
the aad anniversary of their marriage.
nr. Merrill Was the officiating clergy
man nj their wedding also.
The wedding party entered the pafl"r
while Miss Irene MaiheI . SISTER 81
the bride, played The Bridal march
from l.ahenpTin. She played q Promise
Me during the ceremony. The bride
groom and best man, Hugh II. Dunkisc,
stood before the bank Of evergreen and
hydfangeas aud met the bridesmaid,
Miss Katherine q. Thomas, n cousin Of
the bridegroom, aud the bride, who
came in with and was given away bN
her father. The bride wore n gown 81
white Persian lawn. handsomely trim
med with kaleneienncs lace and inscr
ton, aud she carried n bouquet ot bride
roses. The bridesmaid was dressed IN
white Persian lawn over blue aud ear.
red bouquet of white carnations aud
smilaN. After the wedding a reception
was held from : until 10 o clock which
was attended hy about 200 friends OF
the families. Mr.. aud Mrs Mniher aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas received with
the bridal couple. Miss Charlotte
Dodge aud Miss Josephine Phelps were
ushcrs aud Miss Bernicc Pike, Miss
Irene Robbins, Miss Myrtle Briggs,
Miss Gertrude Bailey and Miss Ethel
Burch served in the dining room. The /
wedding cake was made and cut by the /
bride.
After the reception close watch was |
kept over the newly welded pair land |
the several automobiles which were APP /
parently in waitingl. "a make sure they |
did not escape without help 90. |
when il was least expect I
ed. 4. ID. WYATT drove w Ia the front I
door with his ear. in which were stored 4
wraps and baggage, and the bride and 1
took their departure with
out wraps or adieuN. They were taken /
10 Putnev. where they took the north
bound train. and viii spend about two
weeks in Boston aud vicinity They 1
will make their home with Mr.. Thomas
parents on the Putncy road. Mr..
Thomas was graduated from the Brat.
tleboro high school in the class of 1903
and Mrs. Thomas was graduated from
academy in the class of
1905. She afterwards taught in the
town schools and last wear attended the
state normal school al Castleton. They
were the recipients of good sum of
money, china. cut glass. silver and
many pieces of furniture. Mrs Robert
Pearson of Van Rensselaer, Falls. \. Y.
md Mrs y. 7. Wood of Mortified were
he out of town guests. The best man
md bridesmaid were each presented
With two and one.half dollar gold
licce by the bride and bridegroom.