The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-31
gu Live In the Best Town This Side the New Jerusalem
BEAUcHAMP .WHlTE
Married at the Home Of Brides Par
ents Thursday Evening.

The pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. White on West street, was
the scene Of one Of the happiest social
events of the season Thursday even
ing, when their only daughter, Bessie
May, became he wife of Roy Thomas
Beauchamp, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
les Beauchamp of Troy.
The house had been beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion with evergreens
ferns, potted plants and sweet peas,
the latter pred0minating, making a
harmonious setting for the bridal
scene At the appointed hour the Rev
Philip Schuyler, rector Of the Episco-
pal church of Bennington. took his
place under the beautiful arch of ever
green's and sweet peas which had been
arranged In one corner of the parlor.
Miss Hazel lockwood of Bennington
a cousin of the bride presided at the
piano and rendered the Wedding
march. The groom accompanied by
his hest man, Archie Smith of Troy
entered the parlor followed by the
bridesmaid, Miss Mosa Beauchamp, a
sister Of the groom. The bride on the
arm of her father completed the brid
al party. The full marriage service OF
the Episcopal church was used, with
the ring, the father giving away the
bride, making II one of the prettiest
and most impressive ceremonies that
has ever been witnessed in town.
The bride was handsomely gowned
In a princess dress of white net over
white silk with long veil caught by
flowers and carried large bouquet Of
white sweet peas. Brides are always
beautiful and this one certainly was
no exception to the rule. Miss Beau
champ wore white gown and car
ried pink sweet, peas.
Following the ceremony hearty con
CALCULATIONS we're extended to the
Young couple by the many relative.
and friends who were present. Abou
seventy-fiye invitations having beer
Issued.
Refreshments of ice cream, cake
and fruit punch were served, anC
while the guests were partaking o.
them. they were most pleasantly en-
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net band, which was stationed on th'
lawn and rendered several choice sci
ections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp left at II
O'Clock amid showers OF rice and con
fetti for Remington where they tool
the car for North Adams. They viii
spend about week with relatives il
New York. Friday evening a recep
ton will be given in their honor at tn,
nome of an uncle. Edward Beauchaml
at his summer home on Long Island
On their return trip the parents of thu
groom will tender them reception
at their home in Troy. They will re
side in Troy where Mr.. Beauchamp 4
engaged In business.
The couple were the recipients of
large number of beautiful and cost,
wedding gifts including, gold, silver
cut glass and table linen, also severa
large sums of money.
Many guests from out OF town wer,
present. among them being the par
ents of the groom. and brother, Iry
ing Beauchamp and wife of Troy, als'
Emory ]. Myers of Troy; Mr.. and Mrs
William Morse and son, Fred Rock
wood and family and Elmer Rockwoo,
and daughters OF Bennington; William
and George White and families an
Harold Barker of Hoosick Falls an
Saul Sherman of Bennington.