Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-24
HINSDALE N. H.
The Jeffords. robertson Wedding.

The JeHords. Robertson Wedding.
The pleasant Main street residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. +. C.. Robertson was the
scene Wednesday evening OF one OF the
most brilliant social functions that has
taken place in Hinsdale in a long time, at
o'clock their only daughter, Miss Chris
tina. becoming the bride Of Frank Wesley
Jeffords, also Of this town. The decora-
lions, which were In charge OF Mr. Hum
phrey Of Holyoke, were all that the most
critical observer could desire. The living
room, in which the ceremony was per-
formed, was decorated beautifully with
laurel, white sweet peas and carnations,
the bridal party standing under a bower
Of the same decorations. The parlOr was
decorated with pink sweet peas, ferns
and green's while scarlet and green form
ed the color scheme in the hall
The officiating clergyman was Rev. W.
S Eweu, pa stor Of the Winchester Con-
gregational church, and the single ring
service was used. only the relatives Of
the bride and bridegroom attended the
ceremony. The young couple were at
tended by Winfred F. Robertson. broth
er OF the bride and Miss Irene f. Sherl-
dan Of Ashueot, his engagement TO whom
was announced recently. The bridal
march, from "I.ohengrin" was played by
Miss L. Hazel Roberts. as was also. dur
ing the ceremony. Nevin's Love song
The bride was given In marriage by her
father, +. c. Robertson. The ushers were
Harry f. Jeffords Of Plymouth, brother Of
the bridegroom, Robert W. Field of
Springfield and Roger F. Holland Of this
| village The bride was handsomely
gowned in crepe meteor silE. with trim
/ mings Of duchess point lace, applique and
/ chiffon cloth. She wore tuile veil
caught with orange blossoms, and with
/ the exception of her great grandmother 5
| gold beads, wore no tewelry. She carried
/ a shower bouquet Of bride roses and white
/ sweet peas The bridesmaid wore a gown
/ Of corn color pe-de- chine and carried
| a bouquet OF pale lavender sweet peas.
Immediately following the ceremony a
/ reception was held, to which the towns
people had been very largely invited be-
/ sides many out-of-town guests. The
bride and bridegroom were assisted in re.
ceivlng by the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. Robertson. Wnfred F. Rob
ertson and Miss Irene E Sheridan Mrs
Robertson wore a handsome gown Of
| cream MORE silk with trimmings Of chan.
tilv lace and passementerie.
Caterer f. c. Barr OF Springfield serve
an exquisite buffet luncheon
on display upstairs were the many an(
beautiful wedding gifts, which included
| furniture, linen, hric-a- brac, coin. and ar
array Of silver. cut glass and china
which included almost everything tina
one could wish Tor. The brides gift L
her bridesmaid was a pearl and amethys
pendant the bridegroom's gifts to tn
best man and ushers were amethyst scar
pins. \ large number Of the townspeopl
as well as many out-of-town guests as
semhled TO offer congra tulatiOns and hes
wishes to the happy couple.
As a closing feature Of the evening
festivities the guests repaired to the near
by Fay's hall, going through an archie
-. Il
/ deuCe to the entrance TO the hail. Her
the decorations. which were entirely q
laurel. were a : effectively arranged as tn
more costly floral display at the home
Ieitsinger's orchestra furnished music 70
the many who participated in the dane
ing.
The bride is one Of Hlnsdale's favorlt
daughters. who has grown up among u
and in whose happiness and welfare a
are interested After two years cours
in the high school she attended for tv
and one-han years, the McDufie scho
in Springfield. leaving there because, 4
the time. her health became undermine
The bridegroom Is a son OF Mrs Hele
| JeTords He is a graduate Of the Hin
dale high school, class OF 1901. After n
graduation he went to ChicOpee Fall
, | Mass. TO learn the machinist's trade, 81
at the expiration Of three years he r
turned home to take up the work Of h
{ father. the late J. Wesley Jeffords WI
d had been on the New Hampshire Sentin
stan many years. also as corresponds
I for the Springfield Republican. an occup
= ton in which he has continued 10 q
present time. Both OF the young peoT
9 have a large circle Of friends. who wi
J. them much happiness and prosperity
a their united lives Mr. and Mrs Jefort
after their return from the honeymo
trip. Will live for the present with I
brides parents.