The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-17
sArEs--ooDEN WEDDING
Rutherford, N. j., Girl Bride Of Form
er Bennington Young Man


The Rutherford Republican OF June
Ia. publishes the following description
OF the Bates--Ogden Wedding
The First Presbyterian Church Of
Rutherford was filed with many rela-
tiyes and friends on Tuesday evening
last to witness the marriage OF Miss
Hazel Elta Ogden. only daughter OF
County Physician and Mrs. W. r. Og-
den OF East Rutherford 10 Lieut. VIII
liam Leroy Bates, son Of Judge and
Mrs. h. l.. Bates OF Bennington, Vt.
The Rev. Richard Earle Locke. pastor
Of the church. ofllclated the ring SER
vice being used. Miss Ogden was CIV
en- away by her father.
The bride, gowned in a handsome
dress OF white satin, With a Veil OF
tuilc, caught up with orange blossoms,
and carrying a bridal bouquet OF white
orchids and lillcs-Cf.the-valley, made
charming and handsome picture as she
lmot the groom az the flower banked al
tar. She was attended by Miss Helen
4 Wood, of Rutherford. as maid OF honor
| Miss Wood was attired in q pretty
gown Of melon color. and carried a
boqnot of Opheia roses The mother
of the bride wore handsome gown OF
brocaded net over gold cloth, and she
wore a cOrsage boduet OF pink orchids.
The best man was Mr. Alfred Cope
land of Rutherford, the ushers being
Dr. Lawrence Sherman of East Orange
Otis Williams OF Albany, and Blelgh
Dodds and Irving Newbury OF Ruth
erford.
At the conclusion OF the marriage
ceremony, automobiles conveyed the
wedding party and guests to the Ogden
home In East Rutherford where an
elaborate reception was given TO rela-
tives and intimate friends followed by
a fine wedding supper, and the even
ing was taken up with music and
dancing. the Donald Rose Jazz Orch
estra furnishing the music.
The decorations at the church and
the home were by Sceery of Passiac
and We're IN fine taste.
The newlyweds left late IN the even
ing on a motor wedding trip through the
Eastern states, and on their return
will spend the summer in East Ruth
erford.
Mr.. Bates is n graduate Of Yale 1917
I class. He holds a responsible position
with the Fidelity & Casualty company
i, in New York. Soon after the declara
z iion OF war Mr.. Bates entered the serv
Ice and was attached to the QuartW
= masters Department for twenty
y months being commissioned lieutenan
: He was stationed at Camp Columbia
" Jackson South Carolina.
The bride Is an extremely talented
y young woman and since early you'll
a has been popular fayorlte in loca
= dramatic ana musical circles in thi
> sCction of the County AS an elocu
Y Zionist and singer she has always en-
y ioyed doservedly envitable reputa
7 tion IN her home and adjoining towns
" She is a graduate OF the Ruthertor'
&c High School and as In other circle
was decidedly popular with her schoo
N associates
IN The gift of the bride to the mai
10 OF honor was a bar.pin set with sal
phires and pearls. The groom pr'
nl sented ihc best man with scarf pi
el set with diamonds and pearls, and III
X gifts to the ushers were god-handle
r pen knives The newlywods receive
y1 many handsome and useful remembe
It, ances. N
'y The Republican extends its SINGER
nc concentrations and well wishes to tli
happy couple