Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-22
Yesterdays WEDDINGS.
Miss Marion booth and Harry Bsrkcs
Married at Bride's HONE,

Miss Marion booth and Harry Barker
Married at Bride's Home.
Marion I. Booth. daughter OF Col.
and Mrs. Edward J. Booth. was mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the Booth
residence on College street to Harry
Barker Of Montclair n. j. The we'd
ding was very quiet, only relatives and
close friends of the bride and groom
being present A simple double ring
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. O. w. Brown. The bride had no
attendants and entered the northwest
pnrlor on the arm Of the groom. She
wore a gown Of lace trimmed crepe
dc solo cut en- train. and carried bou-
quet OF pure white sweet peas. The
house was decorated with palms and
potted plants In green and white.
After the wedding the brides parents
gave an informal reception.
The bride graduated from the Bur
lington high school In 1905 and later
attended Bradford Academy. The
groom is an honor graduate Of the
University Of Vermont. class Of 1904,
and while a student became a member
Of the Sigma Nj fraternity. At grad.
uation he was elected to the Phi Beta
Kappa honorary society. lie was al
one time instructor in electrical en-
Eineering at the University Of Ver
mont and Is now an electrical and me-
, chanical engineer and editor on tho
STAFF of the Engineering News, n
prominent technical journal. He is
member of various eng1h eering and
| college mems societies Ia New YORK
city and Is vice-president OF the Nov
York Alumni Of the Sigma MI frater-
nifty.
| After a few weeks In tho South Mr..
and Mrs BARKER will reside in Mont
clair. n. T., where they will be at home
after June 15.
DAVIDSON WIENER
Miss Nettie Wciner and Isaac Davidson
OF Lake Placid, n. Y, were married last
evening IN the third synagogue. The
Rev I. Rosenberg OF this city performed
| the ceremony and assisted by the
Rev s. Judelson. Hebrew chaplain Of
the prison at Dannemora. \. Y. The
groom was attended. under the canopy
Of good luck by Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Cohen
and the bride by the Rev. and Mrs l
Judelson The maids Of honor were the
Misses Sarah Goldberg and Anna Judel
Miller and Rose and Celia Goldberg. The
t,!de was heconingly gowned In white
chiffon over white taffetta and wore
veil The maids Of honor wore pink silk,
while the bridesmaids were attired in
Sluc silk.
At the close OF the wedding ceremony,
a reception was rendered about 100 rela.
t:ves and friends at the home of the
bride on Intervale avenue. a boun'iful
,epast was served. Mr. and Mrs 7. Cold
berg and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Feinberg pre-
siding at the table. Vocal selections
,ere rendered by the Misses celia and
carah Goldberg. who sang among other
things "Shuamith."
The bride was the recipient Of AMY
beautiful gifts. The couple will leave to-
day for Lake Placid. N. Y. where they
will make their home. Among those from
CIT of town present at the wedding were
3. Goodgratz. S. ]. Vopert. l. Poksie. l..
y. Fernerger Solomon Fernerger and
Miss Rachel Fernerger, all OF Lake
Placid. N. T.. and Abraham Fraint OF
New York.
PRUD'HOAffE-H
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude A.
| Hurtubise. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
p. L. Hurtubise, to Honore A. Prud'-
homme, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Prud'
homme of Montreal. was solemnized
yesterday morning at eight o'clock
in st. Josephs Church. The Rt Rev
J. NJ. Cloarec performed the ceremony
and the Revs. J. A. LaCouture and j.
NJ. Billion were present in the sane
tuary.
The bridal procession. entered 70
| the strains of the wedding march
from LoherSrin, played by F. ]. Beau
pre-. The procession was led by j
Il. Stone and y. j. st. Pierre. ushers
followed by Mrs f. a. Luck, matron
of honor The bride entered on her
fathers arm and was met in the
- sanctuary at the foot of the altar BY
the groom, accompanied by his best
man. II. A. Hurtubise brother Of the
: bride A musical program was rem
n dered. consisting of Ave Maria
I sung by Mrs. G. O. Coutu, and &C
a salutaris" by r. ]. NORM. A violir
L selection was to have been given BY
@ A. 4. Rousseau but his illness pre-
Il vented. The niche OF the blessed vir-
=. gin. the altar and the sanctuary were
= decorated by the SodaTity. Of which
J. the bride is member.
e Tho bride was attired in a gown OIL
). cream lansdown, trimmed with orien'
t tai lace. wore her Sodality veil and
n carried a white prayer book end point
e lace handkerchief. The matron OF
/ honor wore an empire gown Of cream
colored silk. carried pink carnations
!. and wore black picture hat.
A reception to the relatives anc
near friends followed at the home OF
= tho bride. the Revs. Lacouture apA
:, Billion being present. The Misc.
II Elizabeth ST. Pierre and Mary L. Gro
to presided at the table and Miss
Anna l.. Gosscline at the punch bowl
:, The Misses Georgia FuEere. Eliza
beth Michaud. Marie Laurent and An
=. rela Duhamel served. Among thos'
I, from out of town were Mr. and Mrs
F. Prudhomme of Montreal, Mis-
= Fabiola Lefebvre OF Montreal and Mr.
: and Mrs. Adlor Laporte of Essex Cen
' ter The bride was the recipient a.
T. many beautiful gifts, including GU
| glass, silver. china and linen. Mr.
q and Mrs. Prudhomme left on tn
"a morning train for a short weddn.
d trip. after which they will make thei
It home in Montreal.
% GIBSON-MCARTY
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