Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
MAYNARD NGELL.
Burlington Physician Goes to Pough-
keepsie, N. ", for Bride.
(From the Poughkeepsie Eagle News.

keepsie, N. ", for Bride.
(From the Poughkeepsie Eagle News.
A pretty autumn wedding. occurring
Tuesday afternoon. october 10, at six
o'clock ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Plat Angel Of New Hamp-
burgh. was that OF their daughter,
Eloise Ward Angel, to DR.. Robert
Leland Maynard OF Burlington, w.,
son Of Mrs Robert Maynard Of Exc
ter. Mass. formerly OF Poughkeepsie.
The Rev. William A. Dumont Of the
Dutch Reformed Church at Coxsackie,
N Y. performed the ceremony in the
presence OF about seventy relatives
and friends. Miss Angel was given
In marriage by her father.
An attractive feature of the occa-
sion was the chapel effect aimed at
in the beautiful decoration OF the
library where the ceremony was per-
formed. Before the mantle. banked
with palms and lighted with tapers
to give the appearance of an altar.
was the kneeling bench for the bride
and groom. An aisle was formed
down the centre of the room by
means Of ribbons held by two young
lady friends OF the BRIDE Misses Har-
riet Fellner and Mildred Allen.
Miss Angel. descending the stairs
leaning on her fathers arm, preceded
by the maid OF honor, Miss Julia
Louise Fredericks, of Yonkers. and
Dr. Gilbert Rist Of Yonkers MS best
man. made dainty and altogether
charming bride, gowned In white
charmeuse with lace trimmings and
lace veil draped with orange blossoms
She carried a shower bouquet OF white
roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss
Fredericks wore pale pink taffeta and
chiffon trimmed with silver. carrying
pink roses. Mrs. Angel wore a gown
OF orchid color brocaded satin draped
with silk lace and pearl trimmings.
Immediately after the ceremony, re-
ception was held and n wedding supper
pink and white From the dome, which
was twined with maline white ribbons ex
tended to the corners Of the table and
were tied there in large bows. producing
q most picturesque effect. The centerpiece
was an enormous bowl of white roses.
The bridal party, apart in an alcove sat
at table which was part Of the wedding
outfit OF the brides great-great-grand-
father.
Later in the evening DIR. Maynard and
his bride left by automobile on wedding
trip to last until December I, after which
they will reside In Burlington. VT, where
the bridegroom has n large practice. The
BRIDES going away costume consisted of
wine colored suit Of broadcloth trimmed
with black fur and black velvet and
fur hat. She wore a corsage bouquet Of
pink roses.
Mr.. Maynard's gift to his bride was a
diamond ring, to his best man a stick pin.
The BRIDES gift to her maid Of honor was
a gold bracelet. A handsome variety of
wedding presents were received consist
ing of cut glass, china, linen, flowers, etc.
Both Of the young people are we'll known
and popular in this vicinity, the bride
having attended Putnam Hall school and
later National Park Seminary in Washing
ton, d. c. DR.. Maynard who resided In
Poughkeepse until eight years ago. at
tended Riverview Academy and was grad
uated from the medical school Of the Uni
versity OF Vermont.
Among those attending the ceremony
were Mrs. Robert Maynard Of Exeter,
Mass. Miss Bella c. Maynard of New
iork CITY, MISS fNoISe H. AyreS OF New
York. Miss Harriet Fellner of New York,
Miss Mildred Allen of Newark N. j., Mr..
and Mrs Albert G. Carpenter with daugh-
ter Mrs. Julia Bell, and son. Master
Albert G. Carpenter OF Yonkers, the Rev.
and Mrs. William Dumont and daughter,
Martha. Of Coxsackie, Mrs. Marian Nor
will Of New York city. Mrs. Cecil Parker,
daughter. Miss Julia Parker and
and sons. Thomas and Carleton Parker of
Hyde Park. and Otis Lockwood OF Mont
clair. N. J. Others we're present from
Poughkeepsie. wappingers Falls and New
Hamburg.