The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-30

the maid Of honor and then came
the lovely bride who passed up the
daisy aisle between her two sisters
the flower girls. She was gowned In
ivory white Drecoll satin, made with
a long pointed train, the skirt show
ing the side drape and the sides
being held In place by ornaments
made of the satin, and caught with
orange blossoms. The bodice was
trimmed with Duchesse and rose
point lace; her long veil was ex-
quisitely beautiful, and Is an heir
loom, her mother having worn the
same veil on her wedding day, Miss
Schuyler being the fifth of the fam
lily to wear this priceless old lace;
it was thrown back from her face
and caught with orange blossoms,
and the bouquet was shower OF
valley lilies and sweet peas. At the
altar the bridal party was met by
Holt. business partner and the
ceremony was performed by Canon
Schuyler, father of the bride, Bis
hop Goldman pronouncing the bless
ing. The bridal party left the church
to the strains of the Mendelssohn
Wedding March, and a reception fol-
lowed at the Schuyler home on State
street. All the decorations, both at
the home and the church and the
bouquets were in charge of Miss
Bertha F. Lougee, of the Portland
Flower Store, and they were in the
best of taste, showing an artistic ap-
Af fa L.
ground At the home giant peonies,
sweet peas and daisies were used,
masses of these flowers being placed
at different points of vantage. Pool
er catered. Canon and Mrs. Schuy-
Ter and Mrs. Sidney w. Thaxter re-
ceived with the young couple. Mrs.
Schuyler was gowned in black
thread lace over white satin and
Mrs. ThaXter's gown was of black
chiffon and fillet lace over black
satin the bodice being finished with
rose point lace. About 100 were BID.
den to the breakfast, including the
members of the two families, the
bridal party. out town guests and
a few friends. Mr.. and Mrs Thax-
ter are to be at home after October
first, 1853 Danforth street. Both the
bride and the groom are well known
and much liked. Although the bride
came to this city only short time
ago she has won many friends by
her sweet and unassuming manner,
and the groom, who is a member of
one of Names Oldest families has al
ways lived here. and the best wish
n n xNrfA nj nf f.tA 1n
throughout the State are being ex-
tended to both. Among the out OF
town guests to the wedding, aside
from the members of the bridal
party are Mrs. Schuyler's sister, |
Mrs. w. H. McDonough OF Montreal,
p. "; Mrs. A. b. Nelson and aunt, |
and Mrs. C. p. Creamer. both OIL
Montreal; Theodore Hill of Pelham
Manor, N. Y; Mr. Aborn, also of |
Pelham Manor. ~ Y; Miss Eliza. |
beth Thaxter of Bangor; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Tabor of New Bedford, Mass,
Mrs. Sidney w. Thaxter has been en-
the bridesmaids and other |
guests and gave dinner party OF |
SO covers on Monday evening.
Those present at the dinner party |
given In honor of the groom by his |
mother on Monday evening beside |
Mr. Thaxter and the bride-elect |
were Miss Margareta Schuyler, Ros-
coe T. Holt. Miss Elinor Schuyler |
Mills Of New York. Miss Ruth Caro-.
ner of Quincy, ILL.,, Donald Runciman,
Miss Eugenia McCandless of Ben
VT, Miss Josephine Harvey |
OF Wilkesbarre, Pa, Philip Huxley,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Tabor of |
New Bedford, Mass, Mr. land Mrs.
Robert Payson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold |
c. Payson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard |
Ives, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parkre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gustav Boyer,
Col. Frederick Hale, Miss Esther
Miss Margaret Thurston,
Lot Hamlln of Detroit, Miss Emily |
Hart Brown, Miss Edith Coon, Ben
jamin Sanderson, Miss Jeanette 1
Harold Robinson. Miss
Dorothy Wright, Lucian Snow, Alan
and Langdon Thaxter.