The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-26
PRETTY JUNE WEDDING
Miss label Gaskell Bride of Lieut..
Donald j. Emery.

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Al the chapel of he Second Congre-
ga ional church Friday evening, June
25 h seyen.th!rty o'clock, was
solemniZed wedding of much inter-
est to a vide circle of friends, when
Miss label Gaskell, only daughter Of
Nh and Mrs. Elmer II Gaskell Of
Washington Avenue, formerly of ST.
Jlhnsbury, was united in marriage
with Lieut.. Donald J. Emery, son Of
Col and Mrs. Curtis S. Emery Of New
rcr;.
AS the strains of the Lohengr.n
wedding march came from the church
organ the bridal party EN- 9red, led by
The ushers Capt Reginald BuzZell and
Frederick Britton Then came little
Winiired and Luman Woodruff,
con sins of the bride, s.rewing Aowers.
little Jane Hu,ch,as bearing the
ring the bridesmaids, Miss Doris
Emery sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Jeanette Perkins, Mrs. Grace Nc
Farland Hutchins, life long friend Of
be bride, as matron Of honor, The
bride entered on the arm of her
father while at the chancel waited
the bridegroom with his best man,
Elias Schlank, a fellow officer in
France to whose heroic efforts while
In the trenches Lieut. Emery owes his
life.
The chapel was artistically decorat-
ed with syringas. peonies and ferns.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the church, Rev George S.
Mills.
A. the close cf the service we'd
ding banquet was served at the Wal
loomsac Inn tothe following relatives
and friends of the bridal party Col.
and Mrs. Emery, Miss Emery, Mr.. and
Mrs Dwight l.. Woodruff, Winifred
and Luman Woodruff. Miss Caroline
Woodruff Mrs. Juliet Lawton, Charles
S rout, Clark Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Holden, Rev and Mrs George S. Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. CcfIln, Miss Jennie Val
entineaMrs. Otis Hutch.ns, Miss Jean
ne te Perkins. Frederick Britton and
Capt. Reginald Brgzel.
The bride was attired in gown Of
white embroidered net with tiny
wreaths of French roses; hat OF
pale blue tulle, carrying bouque OF
bridal roses.
Mrs. FIutchins wore an orchid geor-
get'e with old lace, and a soft blue
tulle hat,
Miss Emerys gown was delicate
gray chiffon over pale pink, with a
hat of pink maline.
Miss Perkins, white chiffon, with
pale blue rcses and a hat OF pink
chiffon
Winifred Woodruff wore a dress of
pale yellow organdie; little Jeno
Hutchins a soft pink organdie, and
Luman Woodruff a blue serge suit,
Mrs. Emery's gown was cream
georgettc
Mrs Gaskelrs, blue george s2.
Mrs. Woodruff's, flame crepe me-
teor.
Miss Woodruffs, embroidered Ma
Mia just.
Mrs. Lawtcns, embroidered Paris
net
The bridegrooms gift to the bride
was beautiful cameo pin. 'Nh4 SIT
20 the best man was pair of gold
cuff links, and to ,he ushers gold tie
clasps and the BRIDES gifts to her
maids were gold lingerie pins.
Guests from out CT town were Col
and Mrs. Emery, Miss Emery from
Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight l..
Woodruff and children, Winifred and
l.uman, from Kew Gardens, Long Is
land, Miss Caroline Woodruff, 81.
Johnsbury, Charles Strout and Clark
Smith, Wayne, Penn. Mrs. Juliet Law
ton, LyndonWlle; Mrs, Otis Hutchins
and daughter Jane from Niagara Falls.
Elias Schlank, New York City, Capt
Reginald Buzzell, Newport, and Fred
erick Britton Jonesburg, Tennessee.
After a short sojourn at the Maine
coast Lieut. and Mrs. Emery will live
at Newport where the bridegroom is in
partnership wi h his father, Col Cur
It's S. Emery
A feature of the day was a fouI
o'clock tea served to the bridal party
at the home of Miss Jennie A. Val
entiup