Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-12
MIDSUMMER WEDDINGS
Curtis l.. Voglcr and Miss Marion
Wright Married mt st. PauPs

o'clock when Miss Marion Ellen Wright,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick b.
Wright of 20 Henry street. was married
to Curtis IAinville Vogler Of Huntsville.
8. c., the Rt. Rev. George Y. Bliss bishop
coadJutor of Vermont performing the
ceremony. Ernest Dawson Leach, organist
at st. Paul's. rendered a musical program
before and during the ceremony. The
church was simply decorated with ferns.
Queen Anne's lace and asters. Tho ushers
were Alexander H. Miller and Donald L.
Lord. Tho brides sister. Mrs, Kenneth @.
Robinson of Boston, was matron Of honor,
gomery and Miss Muriei Grant Of this city
were bridesmaids Luther II. Hodges of
Spray. N. c.. acted as best man.
After the. ceremony a reception was held
at the home of the bride for her rela-
tives and intimate friends The house was
prettily decorated with sweet peas, other
cut flowers and ferns.
| The bride wore IL lovely gown of white
georgette and lace. Her veil was caught
up with orange blossoms and pearls. She
wore q platinum bar pin set with sap
phires. which was given her by the groom.
| and carried a point lace handkerchief
| that was carried by a friend at her we'd
ding some years ago on the same date
sweet peas.
| Miss Snodgrass wore a gown of pale
yellow georgette and a white picture hat
Miss Grant wore a pale pink georgette
gown with a white hat trimmed with pink
Mrs. Robinson was gowned in rose
georgette and wore a large hat to match.
| The attendants carried arm bouquets of
aweet peas tied with chiffon ribbon match
ing their gowns. Mrs. Wright wore a gown
of old blue crepe meteor with black hat.
She had corsage bouquet Of sweet peas.
The brides go!ng-away costume was a
suit of golden brown taffeta, with hat
and bag to match.
The bride gave her attendants enamelled
bar pins. The groom's gift to his best
man was a handsome gold knife and to
| his ushers he gave gold collar clasps. A
large number of beautiful wedding gifts
were displayed at her home.
The Misses Rita Fske Eleanor Cash
man, Bessie Bombardier of Burlington
and Miss Isabel Whtcomb of Essex juno
ton served the refreshments. Mrs. Frank
P. Lord directing in the dining ROOM Miss
Edith Sampson and Miss Mae Fullington
presided at the punch bowl.
| The bride threw her bouquet from the
| stairway and it was caught by Miss
/ Eleanor eastman.
| The bride is one of Burlington's most
popular young ladies. She was graduated
from the high school in 1918 and has had
two years at the University of Vermont
She is a member of the Alpha XII Delta
sorority. Mr.. vogler's home was in
Winston Salem, N. c. He attended the
officers training school at Plattsburgh
and was graduated in the fall of 1918 He
was stationed here with the S. A. 7. c.
After leaving Burlington, he returned tc
his college, the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, and was grad
uated In 1919. He now holds a responsible
position with the Cocker Pedigreed SEED
company at Huntsville, S. c.
After an extended trip to Pennsylvania
and North Carolina, the young people
will be at home in Hartsvile, where Mr.
Vogler is building a home. The bes
wishes of large circle of friends go witt
them.
Among the out -of-town guests were Mrs
Kenneth c. Robinson and young son o.
? Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wright Mr.
, and Mrs. G. A. Wright, Mrs. r. l.
Wright and the Misses Lois, Alice anc
Ruth Wright, all of Colchester. and thu
, Misses Margaret and Bertha Woman o
, Westport. n. Y.
e TOPA-ST. PETER
Miss Josephine st. Peter. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip st. Peter of Eas
! Woods road, and John Topa. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Topa of New Britain
Conn, were united in marriage at st
I Anthonys Church Tuesday morning a
= eight o'clock by the Rev. w. A. Ploman
don. They were attended by Miss Iren
Q Doherty and Edward st. Peter. The brid
t was given In marriage by her father.
Both the bride and her maid wore dar
blue suits and carried sweet peas. A wed
ding reception to about fifty guests wa
G held at the home of the bride in the after
o noon. Music was furnished and refresh
n ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Top
n will reside on East Woods road.
u LIZOTTE-THERRIE
q Miss Albertha Therrien and Alphonse +
! | Lizotte were married at st. Joseph
v lChurch at eight o'clock Tuesday morn
a ing by the Rev. Norbert Proulx. The
| VIZ ott hy not ia