Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-05
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Cary Campbell
AT the old Campbell homestead in |
Cherryfeld. Tuesday evening, the mar
riage of Miss Frances ID. Campbell, |
daughter of Mrs. Fred |. Campbell, and
Charles A. Cary was celebrated. Thel
rooms were artistiealIy decorated byl
The Violets, club composed of Cher
, ryfield young ladies. The ceremony
took place in the library under bow
er of evergreen and white. in the CEN
, tire of which hung a large bell of white
sweet peas, the rest of the room be-
ing decorated with pink sweet peas.
The hall was trimmed with golden rod
Punch was served by Mrs. James Nick
els and Miss Martha Nickels in the re-
ception room, which was in yellow,
| huge clusters of golden glow forming
| graceful festoons. Pink was the pre-
! dominant color in the den in which the
| gifts We're displayed.
The bridal party was ushered in by
| Maurice Kicker of Boston, a cousin of
' the bride, and Sarah Campbell, sister
| of the bride, gowned in white and car
| rying baskets of pink sweet peas
/ The groom was attended by Burleigh
Martin of Augusta, classmate of Mr..
Cary at Bowdoin and a recent grad
| uate Of the Harvard Law school. Little
1 Mary Campbell, cousin of the bride,
| as flower girl, strewed pink rose petals
| in the path Of the proce ssion. The,
| maid of honor was Miss Katherine l..
/ Kidder of Kansas City, Mo, class
| mate of Miss Campbell at Smith Col
| lege. Her gown Was pink brocaded
creme de chine, trimmed with duchess
1 lace and pearls. She wore brdemald 8
/ cap after the Dutch model and carried
| a bouquet of pink sweet peas.
i Morris OBJ Campbell of Boston, ED
est brother of the bride, gave his sister
| away. The brides gown was of white
; satin with tunic of rose point lace. Her
|. veil was fashioned so as to form cap
| and reached to the bottom of her court
| train She carried shower bouquet OF
white roses and sweet peas.
i After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Il George F. Cary of Portland parents
of the bridegroom and Mrs. Campbell,
mother of the bride, received, together
/ With the bridal party.
Those who served in the dining-roon
\ were members of the Violet Club, und-
| er the direction of Miss Helen 3. Camp
| hell. cousin of the bride. Mrs. How
ard C. Fisher of Saylerville, r. l.. and
b Mrs. George Kicker presided at TIE
table. brides cake containing fav-
, | ors was cut by the bride and furnished
| amusement among the young people
Mrs. Grace NJ. Campbell an aunt of
| the bride, played the Lohengrin and
Mendelssohn marches for the oeea-
| sion. Rev. William Swanson of the
O First Congregational church ofticiated
e. at the ceremony.
:. Mrs. Cary is the second daughter of
5 Mrs Campbell and since her gradua-
ell ton fnem Smith College in 1911 has
j. been living with her mother. Mr.. Cary
is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. George
l. +. Cary of Portland. He was gradual
j. ed from Bowdoin College in 1910 ant
from Massachusetts institute of Tech
~ no,ogy in 1912 as an hydro electric en-
l.. eineer. At present he is consulting en-
: eineer for the Electric Share & Bond
1 90. OF New York city Mr.. and Mrs.
i cary will reside in Brooklyn N. y.
, after a. tour of the lake region IN
, northern Maine. Both young people
come from prominent families in the
4 state and have broad acquaintance.
4 The out-of- town guests were: Ar.
and Mrs George F. Cary. Portland'
4 Miss Katharine l.. Kidder, Kansas
| city: Burleigh Martin. Augusta; Mrs.
Grace Baldwin. Allston, Mass. Mrs.
i Charlotte James, Boston; Miss Helen
r. shaw. Animosa, iowa; Mrs. II. e.
Fisher. Saylerville r. l.; Prof. and
Mrs. NJ. OBJ. Campbell, Boston; MI
and Mrs. F. w. Durham, Milbridge;
Mrs. F.. l.. Ford, Philadelphia; Mrs A.
s Campbell, New York; Mrs. George
salmon. Newton Highlands. Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longfellow, New
| York. MIR. and Mrs. T. c. Tooker, South
Berwick: Miss Lucy Ames, aired
Ames. Frank Ames, Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Harper, Miss Leoenice Hol-
WAYS. Miss Katharine Holways'
Miss Mary Holways, Mrs. r. Is,
Curtis. Misses Josephone and Mary
Curtis. Miss Helen NJ. Shaw. MISS
r Nash. Miss Doris Nash, DIR. and Mrs
z II. Shaw. Miss Harding, all OF Ma
| chias: Mrs. c. F. Hooper, Mrs. James
p Talbot. Harold Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs.
carl Wiswell. Morrill, Pope OF East
| Nachias: Mrs Ralph H. Bowles, Glen
Ridge. n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Stnone. New York; Mrs. Clark Long
fellow. New York; Mrs. r. c. Humph-
,evs Dorchester, Mass Master Jack
Zelie, Plainfield, n. j.; Mrs. Mary
Berry, Maiden, Mass; Mark Kicker