The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-16
Miss Ella c. Adams Became
Bride of DIR. G.. l.. Schadt
II O'clock Today
MANY BRATTLEBORO
GUESTS PRESENT
Ceremony Performed by Rev. DR.. Mer-
rick in Home of Brides Brother,
George E. Adams - Miss Marjorie
Crosby Bridesmaid
Especial to The Reformer.)
sPRINGFIELD, Mass. Oct. ls

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct I6.
Miss Ella CROSBY Adams of this
city. daughter OF the late Leroy +.
and Ella (CrosHy) Adams, whose
father was prominent wholesale
grain dealer in Brattleboro and Spring
field, became the bride Of Dr. George
Leonard Schadt Of Springfield at 10
2 clock today in the presence of
large company Of relatives and
friends and amid beautiful decora-
tionS. The wedding took place in the
attractive home of the bride : brother.
George +. Adams, at 207 Forest Park
avenue, and the ceremony was per
formed By Rev. DR. Frank W Merriek,
pastor OF Faith Congre regational church,
who used the Episcopal double-ring
service. The bridegroom was attend
cd by Dr. John Birnie. a prominent
surgeon Of Springfield. IS best man.
Previous 10 the hour set for the
ceremony the .Ianser trio. located in
the alcoye Of the reception hall. fur
niShed appropriate selections. and at
the hour of - Mrs. Charles Rosenburg
of New York city. sister of the
bridegroom. played the bridal march
from Lohengrin and the procession
passed down the stairs and 10 an arch
in the living room through an aisle OF
ribbons formed by the ushers from the
foot Of the stairs.
The order Of procession was a. fol
lows: The ushers. Charles Rosen-
burgh OF New York city, brother in-law
Of the bridegroom. and George Clark
Of Springfield: the ring bearer, Rosa
mond Crosby Adams. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Adams who wore
white batiste trimmed with lace and
embroidery. also pink ribbons. and
carried the rings in 2 pink Queen Kill
larney rose: the flower girls. Eliza
beth Gertrude Ward and Marion Eliz-
aheth Adams lthe latter daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Adams). both
gowned alike in white voile over pink,
with venice point lace collars. wearing
wreathes of flowers upon their heads
and carrying French flower baskets
filled with rosebuds and marguerites:
the bridesmaids. Miss Marjorie Crosby
of BrattleborO and Miss Ruth Vincent
of Boston. gowned in white silk crepe
over pink messaline and carrying pink
chrysant the maid of honor
Miss H. Tildon Wead OF Alton. Ill.,
classmate Of the bride at Wheaton col
lege. gowncd in pink crepe dc chine
trimmed with silver lace en- train and
carrying pink Killarney roses: the
bride. entering on the arm of her
brother. Frederic G. Adams Of Brat
tleboro
The bride was gowned in white
chameuse with over dress of handsome
heavy lace and waist of chiffon crepe
with pearl trimmings. The square
train was caught back at the corners
with lilies s-of-the-valley. Her long
Veil Of tulle fell from under lace
J cap caught with lilies of the valley.
in which sparkled her engagement
ring. She carried a shower bouquet Of
J. bride roses and lilies s-of-the-valley.
The color scheme of the decorations
was pink throughout, and southern smi-
lax. chrysanthemums and asparagus
were used with beautiful effect. The
2 dining room table was decorated pret.
e tilv with gold baskets filled with pink
4 roses and hon hons. Floral decorations
y were furnished by Sheehan Of State
4 street. Edward Treadwell, caterer
4 served a delightful luncheon. Edith Ad
e ans. half sister of the bride. carried a
r prettily decorated basket filed with
q boxes of wedding cake.
r Dir. and Mrs. Schadt left. after 2
" brief reception, for a wedding trip
4 They VIII be AT home Jan. /. 1914. al
Cos summer avenue. Springfield. They
received many handsome gifts includ
fAA- lNtNs FAI glass; NAfNEFs furniture
etc. The gifts Of the bridegroom 10 tht
bride were a beautiful mink muff ans
solid silver mesh bag.
Guests from ont Of town besides thos,
10 already mentioned included Mr. ans
ii Mrs. G. II. Smith of Minneapolis. Mr.
n and Mrs. ID. ~. Fisher Of Cambridge
Mass, Miss llortense Haywood Of New
York city, Miss Marjorie Bostick o.
East Orange, y. J., Miss Margarc
Dunham Of Newton, Mass. and Mrs
Eleanor Richardson. Mrs. George g. Az
!, Grill, Mrs. Frederic G. Adams, Mrs
Y Howard G. Rice. Mrs. c. r. Crosby
; Mrs. l.. +. Adams and Miss Margare
Barber, all of BrattlebOro.
III Mrs. Sehadt spent the greater part o.
Is her life in BrattleborO. her nativ,
as town, graduating from the high schoo
Y. in 1908. She is a graduate of Wheaton
"A college and has had two years o
training in the Newton hospital Dr
Sehadt is a native of Springfield an,
a graduate of the University of Penn
= sylvania medical school In the class o
I. 1908. lie is pathologist of the Spring
o field hospital, treasurer of the Hamp
ON den County Academy of Medicine an,
re is one of the most prominent younl
physicians of the city.