The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21
The Newtown Bee
New Milford.
Nswtown. Friday. August lsl, isOs,

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 Saints Memorial church. Wednesday n August l2. at half past l2 o'clock The church was beautifully decorate with ferns and hydrangeas. Masses o
 them were banked in the windows an
 bouquets tied to each of the pews
 Relatives and many invited guests file the church. At the hour appointed tn : strains of the wedding march iron z Lohengrin pealed from the organ an the wedding party entered the churcl 5 preceded, as they passed up the aisle by the usheas William Black Pell
 George Breckinbridge.i Clafin Wigh and David c. Sanford. Next cam' the matrons of honor Mrs William
 Black Pell, Mrs Ralph Underhlll ant
 Mrs Richard E. Boiler. They wore
 white lingerie gowns, white hats witt ypink hydrangeas and carried pink para
 sols. The bride followed on the arm ol
 her cousin, Ralph Underhill. They
 were met at the chancel steps by the
 groom and his best man, I. H. Gee,
 followed by the officiating clergymen,
 Rev Dr Storrs Seymour, cousin of the
 groom, and Rev F. B. Draper, rector
 of All Saints Memorial church. Dl
 Seymour read the service from a prayer
 book bound in ivory which was handed him by the bride before the service be- gan. The bride was given away by her mother, Mrs J. Leroy Buck. During the ceremony, E. G. Clemence, the organist, played on soft organ the Loh- engrin overture and after it the Men, delsohn Wedding march. The other music rendered was > ..
 March Militaire Gounod Nocturne Lemaire Serenade Hans Sit Toccata Widor Suite Pierre Nocturne Dethier Wedding March from Feramos Rubin
 stein
 As they left the church the chimes rang out the changes merrily. The bride wore princesse gown en traine, trimmed with Duchesse and Old Point lace worn by her mother on her we'd ding gown. The veil was tulle. with orange blossoms. and she carried an ivory bound prayer book. Her only ornament was diamond brooch with pearl,pendants, the gift of the groom. The reception was at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs Henry E. Rostwick, the old homestead of the family. In the same room where 38 years before, her mother was married, the bride re- ceived congratulations. The bridal party stood in a bower of clematis, ferns, pink asters and hydrangeas. Everywhere were flowers in profusion, making the old house pleasant place to see. There were many artistic and beautiful gifts. Bentley's Orchestra of Bridgeport gave many choice selec- tions of music. Maresi of New York served delicious lunch to the guests, intimate friends and relatives of the families. Mir and Mrs Sanford left New Milford in an automobile in. shower of confetti amidst floating white streamers and waving banners. fol- owed by the best wishes of their many friends. They sailed from Bos- .on on Saturday August 15, on the White Star line steamer. Cymric, for , two months stay abroad. Among the guests from out of town were MT and Mrs Richard E. Boiler, East Orange, N. J.; MT and Mrs Ralph Brooklyn; Mrs Isaac 1eery and daughter, Elizabeth. Stam- ord, Ct; MT and Mrs Charles H. dathews, Philadelphia; MT George M. Ii Woodruff, George c. Woodruff, Dr and | frs s. 0. Seymour, Litchfeld; MT and frs Farley Osgood, West Orange, N. :; Mrs F. s. Waterman, Orange, N. i; Miss Jennie Willetts, Brooklyn; | 1r and Mrs George P. Breckinbridge, lew York city; Rev and Mrs George ! 'arhydt, Madison; MT T. H. Gee, New j 'ork city; Mir Clafin Wight, Brook $ lrs Sarah Myers, New York city; Mir nd Mrs H. c. Elliott, Montclair, N. n :; Miss Jeanette Gaylord, Gaylords- e file; Mir and Mrs Charles w. Starr, . Iashville, Tenn. Rev and Mrs Frede- , ok B. Wright, Brooklyn; Mrs Garner T enson, Kent; MT and Mrs Roswell a .awley, Derby; Mir and Mrs w. L. t an Sinderen, Adrian Van Sinderen, N !. B. Van Sinderen, Miss Janet Van Q Q inderen, Washington, Ct.; Mir and D ITS Frank Pierce, Kent. g
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