The Republican journal., 1915-10-28
WEDDING BELLS.

BRYANT-LEvANsELLER. Everard A. Bryant
and Jennie G. Levanseler were married at
the home of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Gilbert C. Levanseller, Waldo. Oct 9Th. Rev
A. A. Blair of the First Universalist church
officiated, using the double ring service. The
brides dress was of white silk trimmed with
lace They were attended by the brides sister
and Henry A. Chase as best man and the i'm
mediate relatives of both were present. They
received many beautiful and useful gifts, in
cluding silver, china. cut glass and money. In
the evening reception given to Frederick
Ritchie Grange. of which the bride is a men,
Der. and so were present. A merry evening
was passed, and before leaving for their several
homes they presented the bride with beaut-
full clock as token of their esteem. The
happy couple left Thursday for their new home
in Portland, where the groom has responsible
position in the freight office of the M. G. R. R.
They will reside at 524 Stevens avenue, Port
land, Maine.
MUDGETT- T-SANBoRN. The marriage of Ben
jamin H. Mudgett and Miss Winifred Johnson
Sanborn took lace at their new home in the
Hall house. corner of Franklin and Cedar
streets, at IL a. m. Wednesday, Oct. 9th.
Rev. Arthur A. Blair of the Universalist
church of6ciated, using the double ring SER
vice. Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played by Miss Florence D. Chaples. The
parlor was decorated in green and white, the
bridal couple standing in front of banking of
potted plants and green vines from which
white ribbons extended to the moding, where
they were caught in clusters with five punches
of the beautiful Belfast chrysanthemums The
brides gown was white crepe-de-chene, the
double skirt hemstitched and accordion plait-
ed, the waist hand-embroidered in a rose pat
tern, white plush bodice completing a fault
less toilet. She carried shower bouquet of
bride roses. The couple were unattended
Only members of the family and intimate
friends and four members of the S. S. S, Club
of which the bride is member-Misses
Leverne D. Written, Alberta Farnham, Flor
ence M. Brown and Florence D. Chaples-
were present. with the following out f-town
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Clay and Miss
Essie M, Sanborn of Portland. Mr.. Albert P.
Mudgett and Miss Jessie Gartley of Bangor.
An informal reception followed the cere-
mony, when about twenty signed the
guest book, gift of the officiating clergy
man. The dining room was attractively
decorated with daybreak carnations The
bride cut her cake and was assisted in serving
by her sister Essie. The thimble went to Miss
Whitten, (who also caught the rose thrown by
the bride) the coin to Miss Essie Sanborn and
&b r;n f,;l
was served by the brides sister. Miss Mildred
Sanborn, assisted by Mrs. Clay. The bride
and groom, Mr. Albert P. Mudgett and Miss
Gartley were entertained at wedding break
fast at II 80 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M .
Sanborn, Miss Lena A. Sanborn assisting. They
left Immediately by auto for Bangor, with Mr..
Albert P. Mudgett and Miss Gartley. and took
the night train there for Moosehead lake,
| where they will later be Joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay in a hunting trip. They will be at
home after Nov. 18th. The young ladies in
the S. S. S. club motored after the bridal party
and gave them merry chase MIR. and Mrs.
Mudgett were the recipients of many beauti-
full gifts. including sterling spoons from the
officials of the City National Bank, where the
bride was employed; from the clerks of the
bank, cut glass fern dish; from Mr. C. W.
Wescott, cashier, cut glass dish, and from
the 5. S. s. Club, copper chaing dish The
! groom ia a member of the firm of c. F. Thomp-
& Co.. member of Unity lodge of Masons
and of the Maine Travelling Salesmen's Assoc
iatlon. Both are popular young people and
have the best wishes of host of friends
The brides going away gown was dark blue
suit with black fur trimming. French gray
hat with fancy ostrich ornaments of the same
shade.