The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
WEDDING RECEPTION
In Winchester, Mass, in wi ich Former
Searsport People Participated.

TIBBITTs- MACISAAC. The wedding re-
ception of Miss Mary Evelyn MacIsaac
and Mr. Favette Amos Tibbetts, on Tues
day evening. June 10th. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garrison Hamil-
ton, Is Norwood street, Winchester,
Mass, Was unique and brilliant social
event.
The bride, a graduate of Boston Uni
versity and one of the most brilliant Of
her class, was charming in gown of
white silk gauze with silver and pearl
embroidery over messalire, with veil of
tuIle and carried bride roses.
The maid Of honor, Miss Margaret
Burns. a college classmate of the bride,
wore green messallne and carried pink
carnations.
The groom is graduate of the Scien-
titic Department of the University of
Wisconsin, member of Tau Beta Pi and
is an engineer with the Western Electric
Company, while the bride has been con-
nected with the publishing house of CHM
& Company.
Mr.. Tibbitts was attended by DR.. c. R.
Given, Tufts '0S, of Somerville, and the
ushers were, Mr.. Nelson A. Collins of
New York, Syracuse '0S, Mr.. Floyd N.
Hunkins Of Winchester, Mr.. Roland Rice
/ L
Kennard of Somerville.
The halls and reception room were
decorated with greenery and spring bios
SONS arranged in arches, columns and
festoons.
+ AT nine O'Clock the wedding party de-
scended the stairs and passed to the re-
ception room, while the orchestra played
Lohengrin's wedding march. They were
preceded by Miss Eileen Mccain, the
beautiful little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mccain of Chelsea, who scat
tered rose petals from a basket made of
pink sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton received with
the wedding party and the assistant
hostesses We're, Mrs. George E. Darling
of Providence, Mrs. Floyd N. Hunkins
of Winchester, Miss Georgia Stratton of
Somervllle and Miss Ami. Hunt of New
ton.
Mrs. Hamilton was beautifully attired
IN gown of white silk with chlffo1 over
dress, with trimmings of pearl and crys-
tai and blue embroidery. Among the
guests were Professor Maurice Mather
of Harvard, and Mrs. Mather Miss
Edith Burnham, Radcliffe. 10, wore
charming gown of silk net with topaz
embroidery, Mrs. Inez G. Thompson of
Boston, well known short-story writer,
in gown of terra Gotta satin with an
oriental overdress of silver, the Misses
Garden OF Boston and Mr.. John Monks,
the artist, Mrs. A. E. Epps of Winthrop,
/ in unique gown of black lace over white
messaline. Mrs. George E. Darling of
| Providence wore lovely gown of violet
charmeuse with tunic of shadow chif-
fon and crystal trimming. Mrs. Howard
Glynn of Somerville, wore very effec-
tive gown of white satin and pearls.
Mrs. Floyd Hunkins was charming in
gown of old ivory satin, Miss Ruth Car
| penter OF Winchester wore novel dress
OF peach crepe meteor with Bulgarian
girdle, Miss Celia Mccain of Chelsea was
attlred IN striking costume of black net
over black satin Mrs. Raymond Cush-
ing wore white satin.
Among others were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sheldon of Newton, Mrs. Frank
Carpenter of Winchester, Mr.. Chester
Porter, Amherst 'O9, of New Jersey,
Mrs. Richard Hilton and Mr.. Harold
Hilton of Gloucester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Thayer of Dorchester, Miss
Annette MacIsaac of Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Cushing.
The bride passed to her carriage
through aisles of college friends in caps
and gowns, ringing silver bells, led by
Miss Louise Giles of Winchester, Smith,
'09, the others We're Mrs. Lydia Foster,
Smith '0l, Miss Florence Burt. Boston
University, '05, Miss Edith Burnham,
Radcliffe, 10, Miss Marion Fay, Rad
cllffe, IL, Miss Amy Giffen, Dathousia,
'03, Miss Margaret Burns. Boston Univer-
sity, OF, Mrs. Frank Mccain, Wellesley,
'0l.
The ushers together with Mr.. Richard
e. French. University of Virginia, '08,
and Mr.. William Edgar, University of
Pennsylvania, '04, and Mr.. Frank Nc
Cam, of Chelsea, gave the groom a
royal send off ending with his college
yell. Winchester Star.