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|eddine Last Evening at, Trinity Church
Was a Brilliant Social Event.

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ddine Last Evening at Trinity Church
Was a Brilliant Social Event.
Lewiston Sun, December 22nd.l
,ne of the leading social events of the
ire season was the church wedding
ich took place last evening, Florence
,el Hodgson, the daughter of Mr.. and
$. Robert i. Hodgson of this city. be-
ming the wife of DR.. Irving Erskine
ndleton at that time. The marriage
emory occurred in Trinity Church at
hit o'clock, and every seat was taken.
? room itself was made attractive with
es of fir wound about the posts, the
pit. and festooned across from the
Is. The fir was used at the windows.
, altar was banked with palms, ferns
white pinks. In front of the altar.
+ the white satin cushions upon which
bridal couple kneeled, was a large
lding bell of white carnations.
D the bridal party were the maid of
or, Miss Gladys W. Newell, of this
:, and student at Smith College. the
bridesmaids, Miss Florence e. Estes
Auburn, Miss Mary Hurd and Miss
a Golderman of Beverly, Mass, Miss
rguerite Kicker of Poland Springs
$ Bessie l.. Templeton of Lewiston
Miss Bessie Lugrin of Boston. The
man was DR.. Sidney Sargent of
pkline, Mass, the ushers, Dana
|ch of Dorchester, Mass, Robert
b Hodgson, Jr., of Brooklyn, N. y,
b Howe of Brunswick, Dana Will,
D, ESQ.,, John Googin and Edward
kno of Lewiston. The ribbon girls
) the Misses Dorothy Newell, Helen
Rley, Edith Estes and Madeline
Inner. The pastor was the Rev. l.
Eprtin.
I'M THE WEDDING CEREMONY.
Is clock, as the vested choir of the
h sang the Wedding March from
bgrin, with accompaniment by
hr E. Pettengill, ogganlst, the we'd
MARTY entered the church. The four
h girls, all in white first appeared,
If them passing to the front of the
while the other two remained in
ar, thus forming an aisle with the
ribbon, through which the re-
er of the party passed. The six
were followed by the bridesmaids,
we're gowned alike in white messa-
Nth tunic skirts, and waists and |
s draped with white chiffon. Pink
Ids outlined the lace Jokes and the
h The sleeves. These gowns were
ind length and each maiden carried
puet Of pink Killarney roses. The
of honor came next and she wore
crepe meteor with jeweled trim
Her skirt was cut with sweep
be carried white Killarney roses.
utful as were these maids, it was
bride, who followed upon the arm
r father, that all eyes turned. A
flu. charming young woman at all
as a bride she was all that be de-
Her gown was of white satin
cut with train. Pearl ornaments
/ used as trimmings, and the yoke
bf opalescent lace. The wedding
Fas caught in place with sprays Of
lilies and the brooch of diamonds
earls. the gift of the groom. She
an arm shower of lilies of the
he altar the remainder of the party
bis group, and the single ring ser
kas used, the bride being given
Dr. her father.
khe bridal party turned to pass out,
klssohn's Wedding March was play
the organist. The bridesmaids
per bouquets of roses to form an
nder which the bride and groom
as hey stepped down from the
We're many beautifully gowned
Xamong the guests, and the scene
D. long to be remembered.
HOdgson, the brides mother
gown Of light blue crepe Francis,
lue messaline, the waist being
with Marquisette and trimmed
ornament of bronze studded with
Use, She carried English violets.
THE LUNCHEON.
was no reception, but luncheon
house, "a Bates street, followed,
i ng Tor the bridal party and the
town guests only. In the dining
e iecorations were Of pink and
ID PINK being the BRIDES favorite
II be sldeboard was banked with
dotted with pink carnations,
be centerpiece on the table was a
II lot pink Killarney ros les. Broad
re Rhons extended from the chande-
NJ the four corners Of the table. I
81 atered, and the four ribbon girls
III serving. In the double par
N H. carnations were used.
= pride went upstairs she threw
ed luet Of lllles down to the guests
ii ed below
& the out of town guests, whose
. aye not already been mentioned.
and Mrs. Robert Macarthur of
ea Mr.: Macarthur being the
Id the Pepperhill and Laconia
,e mat city; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
l. Br9okllne, Mr., and Mrs. Hiram
az Poland Springs; Mr.. and Mrs.
~ agee, OF Woonsocket, R. l.:
re1 PINK l. Pendleton, the father of
p, and Miss Harriet Erskine of
ia Mrs. Dana Dutch of Dorcbes-
ii ss., Mrs. Sidney Sargent of
Sc, Mass.
uIlFuI WEDDING GIFTS.
It's We're arranged in the billiard
Ref 1he third floor, and surely no
"a NE season has received larger
'he beautiful or more valuable as
the Inc William Tell Club, of
", brides father is a member. and
a aeI Estes, agent of the Continental
I've practically furnished the
lve Whining room with mahogany
I'd The gold clock is the gift Of
/ l at God, the treasurer of the Con
,e Mills. Checks and pieces of gold
! a mounting to about one thousand
\, re included among the gifts.
t glass, china, silver in large
ne F, table linen, Cluny lace table
held yer service, silver coffee urn.
mbe rnlshings, and many beautiful
ne re among the gifts.
nd the pictures is large oil paint