Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-26
N0RTHPORT
Lothrop-Heal Wedding a Bril-
liart Society Eycnt-Hillside
Farms-the Cobe Residence a
Gay Scene

Hillside Farms, the palatial residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Maurice Co3e
was the scene of brilliant Wedding
Wednesday morning at II o'clock.
when Miss Marion Marguerite, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Stetson Heal was united in marriage
to Dr.. Arsel Mayo Lothrop. elder son
Of Mr and Mrs. Thomas w. Lotilrop
of Belfast. Miss Heal has for mum
Der Of years passed srea ter part OF
the time with Mr. and Mrs Cobe and
IS looked upon as a daughter The
beautiful house was more beautiful
than ever with floral decorations. and
the ceremony which took place in the
broad picture gallery on the main floor
was attended by about eco guests. An
altar with rails. kneolins pillows and
beautiful in its simplicity and artist
Of the long gallery. opposite the grand
staircase, down which the bridal par
ty descended, the groom with his best
man. DR.. Phillip Z. Turkey Of Port
land, on one side and the bride and
her attendants On the other They met
at tho altar where Rev. Arthur E.
Wilson of TIE First Parish J-nita-ian)
church, impressivcly performed thn
ceremony. with tho exchange of ,;ncs.
From the music room came tine strains
of the Bridal Chorus from Lohen2rin,
played OIL tho big pipe organ by Miss
Amy Stoddard.
The nlat"on of honor. Mrs Dewitt
c. Brewster, a sister Of the bride a
June bride and the maids were Mrs
Leroy Paul of Morrill, formerly Miss
Frances Jones. and Miss Clara Eoat-
ing both classmates of the bride Lit
tic Miss Alice Brown. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion F. Brown. was flow
er girl and the ring bearer was Ed
win Worthen. young nephew Of the
bride He carried the rings on a tiny
satin pillow.
The brides gown was dainty Gre
alton If white silk net over white sat-
ing, made very simply and with the
Ions Veil Of the net held in place by a
band of orange blossoms which cir
clcd her head. II was most becoming
and she was as sweet as a picture
She carried 2 bouquet Of brides roses
with shower of white sweet peas
v hich fell to the edge Of her skirt.
Immediately following the ceremony
2 reception was held after which the
bridal party withdrew for a wedding
ieakfast.
Dr.. and Mrs. Lothrop left shortly
oftcr breakfast for Barcor Soin. by
motor and Will pass their honeymoon
in the Maine woods. Upon their re-
turn they Will so at once 10 their new
home at the corner of Cedar and
Franklin streets. which has been ex-
quisitely furnished for them by Mr.
and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe as a wedding
gift A beautiful chest of silver was
also . gift from the Cobes.
The bride and groom werc graduated
together from tho Belfast high school
in 1910 and later the bride attended
p piano school in Chicago and is 4
talented musician. DR.. Lothrop was
graduated from Harvard Dental school
in 1912 and has since practiced in Bel
fast. Poth ara exceedingly popular
DIR. Lothrop is a Mason and both arc
members of thc Northport Country
Club.
The brides going away gown was a
sport suit of verte green valours. with
collar of white, with which she wore
a white Goorcette blouse and white
sailor hat.
The house decorations were from
Sckengers. Bangor. the altar and
bridal breakfast decorations, favors
and cakes were from Deans. Fifth av-
enue. Nearly 200 guests were present.