The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-06
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Observation-Disclosures
Pretty Wedding Thursday Evening at
the Congregational Church.

the Congregational Church.
Thursday evening at the Second
Congregational church of this village
occurred the marriage of Miss Ella
Adelaide Bingham, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry S. Bingham. to James
Douglas Abercrombie of Greenfield.
Mass The church was prettily decor
ated for the occasion with ropes of
laurel and yellow chrysanthemums
Before the ceremony there was q
musical recital at the church consist
ing of organ selections by Mrs. George
W. Keeseman a duet for cello and
violin, The Angels Serenade,' rem
dered by A. S. Hester of Troy and
George h. Donnelly and a violin solo.
20 Promise Me by MI Donncly.
At seven o'clock to the music Of
the Lohengrin wedding march, the
four bridesmaids came forward down
the left aisle to meet the bride, pass
ing between the lines formed by the
ushers The bride, preceded by the
matron Of honor, entered the church
on her fother's arm The wedding
ceremony was performed by Rev
Charles r Seymour d. d., of New
York, assisted by Rev George S. Mills
of Bennington During the ceremony
subdued music was rendered ON the
organ.
DR. Charles F.. Canedy of Greenfield
acted as best man. The ushers We're
Charles N Stoddcrd. Wesley G..
Humes and George H. Smderson of
Greenfield, Ray lockwood OF North.
ampton and Edward C Bennett Col
Inns NJ. Graves and Joseph NJ. Ayres
Of Bennington
The brides gown was a beautiful
French creation of Alexandria satin
meryeilleuX, made I'm a modified al.
rectoire style with draped court train
and trimmed with Point de Brussels
lace and orange blossoms She car
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley
and purple orchids The matrOn OF
honor, Mrs. Charles n. Stoddard, wore
her wedding gown of white alaucon
lace over white satin lhe brides
maids were Helen Cleveland OF Brock
port, ~ Y, lrma Mckay of Troy.
Mary Root and Dorothy Norton of
Bennington They wore directOire
gowns of Chrysanthemum yellow
messaline silk. gold wreaths and
carried bouquets of yellow chrysanthe
NUNS
The ceremony was followed by q
small reception al the home OF The
bride, limited To- relatives and init.
mate friends The guests We're re-
ceiyed by Mr. and Mrs. Bingham and
Mr. and Mrs Robert Abercrombie.
parents of the bride and groom
Mrs Bingham wore a gown OF
lavender satin made in d.rcctoiro
style, trimmed with old rose point
lace Mrs Abercrombie wore uaupe
brocaded satin. directoire style
trimmed with lace and bands OF gold
and silver trimming Miss Aher
crombie and Miss Harriet Abercrom
bic OF Brookine, auuts of the groom
were gowned respectively in paste.
green satin. trimmed with lace and
white embroidered crepe de- chine
The two grandmothers of the bride
were al the wedding. Mrs Bingham
gowned in black silk and Mrs LorIng
Ia black silk trimmed with duchessc
lace.
Among the guests from on. OF town
We're. William AbercrOmbie Of Brook
line Mass William and Edward Alb
ercrombie OF Greenfield Rev. and Mrs
Emerson of Hadley Mass. Mrs JAS.
n. Norton Of Chicago Mr. and Mrs
William II Ulrick and two sons Mr.
and Mrs f. T. Snow Mr. and Mrs j.
c.. Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs Wesley
Humes. Mr. and Mrs b W. Porter
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. a. Lucy, Miss Ethc.
Rogers. @. W. Bardwell Edward
Blake. A. T. Hall. all of Greenfield,
Mrs. c. A. Mcleod. Mrs. Joseph Nc.
KAY aud Mr. and Mrs William To- Van
Alstyne of Troy. Mr. and Mrs Charles
II Cutting. and Miss Cutting Mr. end
Mrs. Carrot p Fitch and Mr. and Mrs
n. H. Hanl,y of North Adams. Miss
Fanny Penelope Lyons of Nccuah
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Marble, or
Wis Church and Mr. and Mrs Louis r.
Rogers of New York, Mrs Elmer Ay
res of Oneida. y. Y, Theodore Griffith
OF Indianapolis Donald Forgan and
Mr.. and Mrs Edward b. Huliug of Chi
cago and william Williams OF Old
Deeriield
During the reception apd after
wards at the dance at Foresters haul
music was furnished by the Goldsmith
orchestra,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abercrombie LETT im'
mediately after the reception by auto
mobile for Albany They win spend
several weeks in The South and he ai
home after January LIST at The We'll
don. Greenfield.