The Van Buren press., 1912-08-10
Brilliant NupiIslS Of Arthur A. Hadden
and Mss Elizabeth Field.

hliit'aHi NupitflN pl AftnuT \. Hduu'h
and Mss Elizabeth Field.
From the Berlin Conn News
One of the prettiest weddings
that has ever beeu held in Berlin
took place last evening when Miss
Elizabeth Bourland Field BECAME
bride of Arthur Archibald Had
den. The ceremony was ptfform.
ed in the Berlin Congregational
church by its present and a form
er pastor. Reys. 5. A. Fiske aud
II. p. Schaut1ler. \ large com.
pauy of friends that entirely filed
the church auditorium was pres
eut to witness the marriage of the
two popular young people. Fol
lowing the ceremony a reception
took place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Burr h.
Field.
Many automobiles, several car.
riages, aud special trolley car
from New Britain, brought the
wedding guests to the church,
where, for half an hour previous
to the ceremony, an excellent pro-
gram Of wedding music was en-
joyed.
The strains Of the professional,
from Mendeissohu'S "Athalle'
were heard, and the two brides
maids entered on either side of
the front of the auditorium. \
garland of laurel was put in place
by them. forming an aisle from the
rear, where the wedding party
waited to the front of the church.
Then, as the strains Of the
brida! chorus from "LohengTn'
swelled forth from the organ, the
bridal party proceeded down the
aisle 10 the place where the bride
groom and his best man waited
with Revs. FlSke aud Schaut1ler.
The bridesmaids, carrying KilIar-
ney roses, led the way, the ma
trou of honor followed, then caue
the maid of hou,r, and after her
the bride walking with Cot. j. NJ.
Jarvis, who gave her away.
The orgauist played softly as
the formal ceremony proceeded
and the wedding VOWS were made.
The bride was given away 10y Col
Jarvis, lifelong friend Of the late
Burr Kellogg Field, her father,
Ghe ceremony over, the wedding
party lett the church while the
orgauiSt played MeudcISsohn's
wedding march.
Miss Field made wonderfully
sweet and wIuSOmr bride. She
WAS charming ia her gown Of
Whlte satin, with bodice Of point
lace, and pearl trimmings. She
wore "A we'd, a,d q dainty cap OF
duchess lace and n wreath Of
orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was n large one Of maiden hair
fern and lihcs.o l.thc.yaIicy.
The maid OF honor was Miss
Juanlta Field, sister OF he bride.
Her gown was white lace over
white satin, and she carried lilies.
ofthe.yaIley and Killarney roses,
Miss Susan BOurlaud, of Van
Buren, Arko aud Miss Rcbekah
Reynolds, Of Newton Center,
Mass, were the bridesmaids. They
wore pannler gowns Of pink chit.
ton over whitO satin, carrying
large bouquets of Killarney roses.
Mrs, II, u. Schauitler, the malrou
Of honor wore her wedding dress
OF white SATIN, ana carried Klllar.
ucy roses ANA maiden hair fern.
Mrs, Field had an attractive gown
Of lace over white charmeusc.
Roswell Hall, Of Boston, was
the best man, and the ushers were
Harold Hall, Of BOstou Schuyler
Rust, Of New Brunswick, y, Jo
and Walter Wells, Of Williams.
town, Mass,
Following the wedding there
was n reception at the home of
the BRIDES mother In the receiv.
lug line were Mrs, Field, Mr. Had.
d,n aud his bride, aud Col, aud
Mrs, Jarvis A major portion Of
the guests at the wedding called
at the house while the reception
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