Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-28

the residence of MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
Bolt, outer Winthrop street was 'l
scene Wednesday evening OF one
the most charming Of June "eooihsS'
when their daughter. Miss Lillian W.
Bolt and Ralph Wendalf WOOD son
Of Mrs. Mary G. Wood OF this cry,
was united in marriage. The ceren,ons
was performed by Rev. Carl T. Sh,'
lin of Hancock, n. H., cousin OF tne
groom. Promptly at O'Clock 70 .ho
strains OF Lohengrin's weoolns
March, played by Mrs. John M. hoo-
inson, the pretty bride entered inc
room accompanied by her 1atner' os
whom she was given in marriage anu
before q beautiful bower OF oriuai
wrcath. festooned with white ratin
ribbon, at each end OF which were TWO
four-leaf clovers and another IN 'iie
center Of the big knot OF RIBBON, was
met by the groom and best man. Ihe
bride is a member Of the Clever Glover
Leaf Club and pretty bit or senti-
ment in connection with the oecora-
tons was the use Of clover leafs pick
ed the day before. The bridal party
stood on a large white rug at either
side of which were large tardineres OF
pale yellow iris. About the room were
prettily arranged baskets of field
daisies making a very pretty picture.
The bride wore an exquisite creation
Of white satin with silver trimmings
with the full veil and white satin shn-
pers and stockings. She carried hrio-
al bouquet Of pale pink roses and hiles
of the valley The maid Of honor was
Miss Imogene Wood. a sister OF the
groom. She was attractive in nile
greer duchess satin with silver lace
TRIMMINGS. and wore silver slippers
and stockings. Her bouquet was or
deep purple and yellow pansies. tled
with silver ribbon. The groom was at
tended by his brother, Harold Wood or
Washington. D. c.. as best man.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
immediate relatives and friends OF
both families, the single ring service
being employed. Following the cere-
mony refreshments were served In the
dining room, which was artistically
decorated, the color scheme being yell
low and white. White crepe paper was
draped fro mthe ceiling to the table.
where in the center was large basket
of pansies and daisies. At the table
we're Mrs. Harold Wood and Miss
Elizabeth Jones, who cut ice cream
which was served with fancy cakes,
candies and nuts. Miss Louise Skillin
and Miss Hester Dawbin assisted.
Each person received piece of the
bridal cake, cut by the bride.
The hall decorations consisted OF
mock orange and were very pretty in
deed The brides present to the maid
of honor was a gold crescent pin and
the groom's present to the best man
was a gold stick pin, with a sapphire
in the center. The grooms present to
the bride was green gold chain and
pendant of three pearls and diamond.
The bride is young and popular
Hallowell girl, graduate of Hal
lowell high school. class OF 1909, and
has taught school in Gardiner the past
four years, and was teacher of a
Sunday school class in the Methodist
church and is a member of the Clever
Clover Leaf club. Mr.. Wood also is a
graduate of Hailowell high school.
class of 1908, and after graduating went
to Omaha. Neb., where he was employ
ed for five years as signal foreman for
the Union Pacific railroad and for two
years has been with the Heschan
Manufacturing Co. as field engineer,
and the ST. Paul. Minnesota, signal de-
pertinent of the North Pacific railroad
as a signal foreman. Since his return
to Maine he is employer by the Maine
Central railroad as signal foreman
with headquarters at Brunswick.
After a short wedding trip. Mr. and
A host Of friends in this city unite in
wishing the young couple a long and
ahppy welded life.
The wedding gifts of cut glass, gold,
silver, china and fine linens We're many
and beautiful, coming from friends and
relatives far and near.