Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-11
READFIEUD

DEPOT-One of the most pIeasan
social events of the season was a re
ception. Thursday evening, at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wright
The occasion was in honor of til,
marriage of their daughter, Inez t.
Ninton f. Dunn, on Sept. 80, and wa:
attended by one of the largest gather
ings that has assembled at the Depot
for some time. Friends of the popular
young newly welded couple began t.
gather at the home of the brides par
ents in the early part of the evening
and by $50 p. NJ, standing room was
at a premium in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn entered the par
lor, at P NJ. taking their places un
der a beautiful arch of ferns anG
dahlias of various colors, where they
remained until they had greeted al
the guests present. Mr. and Mrs. II
A. Wright received the guests. Mrs
Dunn was attired in white satin
trimmed with shadow lace, which wa
very becoming, and Mr.. Dunn wa
dressed in blue. The house was
decorated with dahlias, which had
been contributed by Mrs. George
Waugh of East Winthrop. After the
hand shaking, the young people ad-
iourned to the barn, where they
danced. until midnight. music being
furnished by leagues Orchestra. Ice
cream and cake were served, being
enjoyed by over 200 people.
Mrs. Dunn is the daughter of MT
and Mrs. L. B. Wright of this town
and the groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Dunn of Belgrade
where he has made his home, unit
the past few months. Both young
people are well known in this Vicinity
and have a host of friends, as was
shown by the large number OF beau
tiful presents
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. d. n. Stafford, Mrs. w. j. Stafford
Miss Alice Stafford, Miss Vera Stafford
and Clarence Hunt of Augusta, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs H.. A. Wright, Miss
Laura Frost and Miss Verna e Davis
| of Wtterville
| Many valuable and beautiful gifts
were received, among them being. y
lunch set Alice Stafford and Clarefce
HUNT; six punch glasses. Mrs. G. u
| Whittier; table cloth, Mr.. ana MRS. NJ
| :. Collins: six teaspoons and meat FORK
| Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Dunn: two platters
| Mrs. Nathan Clapp: salad dish, Mrs
d. w. Stafford; linen towel, MIR. ano
| Mrs. G. q. Rollins; six silver spoons
Mrs. L. Il. Wright; pair guest towels
| Bessie Robinson: pair of sheets ana pill
| low cases, Annie Robinson; kitchen
set. Isaac Wadleigh; embroidered PR
cushion. Mrs. l.. NJ Jones: linen towel
Mrs. II. D. Whittier puff from the La
dies Aid. silver cucumber server, MISS
Verne Davis; cheese fork, Miss Laura
| Frost; pair table spoons, Mr.. and Mrs
George Robinson: pair hand-embrold-
cred pillow cases being done Icy Mrs
| NJ. ]. Townsend, 81 years OF age; u
dozen teaspoons, F. l.. Wyman; ollNe
fork, Miss Laura Jose; towels, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Wadlegh; hand-painted
comb and brush tray. Miss GepeRt
I.eBaron; hand painted coffee set, Mr
and Mrs. H. \. Wright: Bible from
Mrs &. A. Lawrence. neiShbors ana
lrelds: / dozen solid silver teaspe ons
and knives and forks, | table CLOTH
Charles and Clifton Bickford; bed
spread, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. LeBaron;
pair linen towels. J. Percelie; berry
dish, Merton Ramsdell; nut set, MIR.
and Mrs Wallace Stafford; Mayoniasse
set. Mr. and Mrs. Flanders and family;
cut glass water set, Roy and George
Stafford: creamer and sugar bowl, vera
r. Stafford creamer and sugar bowl,
Florence Chase; ereamer ana sugar
howl, Mr.. ana Mrs. Tucker and fam
ily; oak buffet from some of the
friends of the r. f. d. route which
Mrs. Dunn used to drive, and pair
towels. Mrs. f. A. Leaman: Il dozen
napkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lee +. Hall; sill
yer berry spoon Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
f.ada; silver gravy ladle. Banner and
two pillow taps from Guy Wright nav
being in Washington state.