The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-13

and bridesmaids We're of rainbow col
ored charmeuse, that of Miss Dean,
maid of honor, being lavender and
chose OF the bridesmaids being pastel
shades Of pink, blue, green, yellow,
rose PINK and cell blue, trimmed with
silver with old-fashiOned nosegays in
tiny bags at the side. They carried os-
trich feather fans, the gifts of the
bride, to match their gowns, and wore
silver slippers. Miss Crosby was in
light pink, Miss Barber in light blue,
Miss Martin III green, Miss Nye in
yellow, Miss Walker in cell blue and
Miss McGraw in rose pink.
Kenneth f. Mosher of Brattleboro.
A. R.. Cornwall of WATERFOWL, N. Y.
Niles {. Bateman of Lowville and DR..
Leroy Doxtater of New York city were
the ushers.
Immediately following the wedding
a reception was held in the bride s
home on Oak street, which was largely
attended and was an occasion of much
delight. The already beautiful home
had been decorated for this event with
green and with three shades of carna-
tons, along lines similar to those fol
lowed in the church.
The bride s cake occupied the center
Of the dining table, while from the
chandelier to the table corners were
streamers of rainbow colored tulle.
The guests were received in the back
parlor, which was decorated handsome
| ~, a background of asparagus and
palms being especially pretty Mr.. and
NJ II
| ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Brown
and Richard \. Brown of Brattleboro
| and by Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown Rich
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Richardson
and Mrs. Harold J. Richardson of Low
Vile.
Fancy ices, cakes and punch were
served by Rcbboh of Springfield, Mass.
caterer. Throughout the evening the
wedding gifts were on display, and in
the upstairs hall Leitsinger's orches-
| TIA furnished music. The bride s cake
was cut and distributed by the bride
At the close of the reception the
bridal couple left for an automobile
| trip of 10 days. The brides travelling
| suit was taupe velour, with mole col
lar and muff to match. She wore q
| will return here to visit few dav.
with Mr.. and Mrs Brown and will the1
90 to Lowville, where a completely fur
| nished home awaits them.
The out-oftow guests at the wed
| ding included Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Richardson
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold j. Richardson
all of Lowville, n. Y; Mr. and Mrs
A. r. Cornwall Of Waterfowl, y. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c.. J. Reeder and two
sons, Richardson and Roscoe, Of Car
thage, n. Y, Mrs. ID. s. Farmer of De
| troit, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r
White and Mrs Walter C. Baker OF
| Cleveland, O., Mr.. and Mrs. j. f
Burke, Mrs. Ida Bassett and Duan,
Rassett of Bennington, Miss Hattie NJ
Ruggles and Miss Edna r. Thayer Of
Worcester, Mass, Mrs. II. NJ. Anger OF
Jamaica, n. Y, Miss Marion Drury o.
Northampton, Mass, Miss Edith
Moore of Avondale, Pa, Miss Heller
Harlow of Montpelier, Mrs. f. d. Ray
mond of Fair Haven and Harold 4
Staples of the Harvard law school, be
sides those mentioned in the brida
party.
Particularly beautiful was the dis
play of wedding gifts, which were very
numerous. They included in great va
riety articles of silver, cut glass, china
linen, oriental rugs, pictures and Other
remembrances, and among those which
may be mentioned individually were
piano from the bride S father, set OF
Haviland china from the bride s moth
er, and 800 in gold from the bride
groOm's father and wife.
The bride is lifelong resident o.
Brattleboro, a graduate of the Brattle
borO high school, class of 1909, and o.
Smith college, class of 1913. She laugh
in the Fair Haven (Vt.) high school :
year and in Lowville academy TIVE
years. She is an accomplished sopran,
singer and favorite among her ac
quaintances. Her father has been TO
years a prominent business man, and i
a member of the Hooker, Corser
Mitchell Co., manufacturers of overall
and other garments.