The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-21
MISS WATERMAN TO
BE MARRIED TO-DAY
Will Become Bride of Ralph B. Dib-
BILE of Worcester, Mass, in Home
of Her Parents at O'clock.

Miss Marjorie Waterman, only child
of DIR. and Mrs. Halbert L. Waterman
and Oldest grandchild of Judge and Mrs. /
Eleazer i. waterman, will be married |
this afternoon to Ralph Brigham Dibble,
second son of Mr.. and Mrs Burton E. |
Dibble of Springfield, Mass, and adver-
tising manager for the Grafton & Knight |
Co. of Worcester, Mass. The wedding |
will take place at 3 o'clock in the home |
of the brides parents at go Western ave-
nue..
Rev. DIR. Herbert P. Woodin, pastor of |
the Centre Congregational church, will
officiate, using the single ring Episcopal
service. They will be attended by Miss
Charlotte F. Hildreth of this town as
bridesmaid and Robert F. Dibble of
Springfield, Mass, as best man. Lett
singers orchestra will play the bridal
march from Lohengrin, and other we'd
ding selections during the ceremony and
reception. Miss Waterman will be given
in marriage by her father.
Miss Waterman will wear a travelling
suit of brown peach bloom with beaver
collar and blouse of fawn duvetyn. Her
hat is of brown satin and tulle. She will
carry Ophelia roses. The gift of Mr..
| Dibble to his bride-elect is a handsome
| platinum bar pin set with diamonds.
Miss Hildreth viii wear brown satin
gown with brown straw hat and will
carry sweet peas.
! The decorations of the house are simple
but effective, including a bank of palms
in the southeast corner of the living
room, in front of which the wedding
Iparty will stand during the ceremony,
i yain he cac Of. a..
/ Following the ceremony there will be
a reception in the home. during which
fancy ices and cakes will be served.
After wedding trip OF week, which
will include New York, they will begin
housekeeping in newly furnished apart
ment at 20 West street, Worcester
Mass
Miss Waterman graduated from the
Brattleboro high school in the class of
1917 In the fall of that year she went
to Columbia university, where she took
a seeretarial course. On her graduation
from the university she enlisted in tho
navy and was summoned into service il
June, 1918, and served as yeoman IF
about six months in the naval intelli
renee office in New York, returning t,
her home here at Christmas time of tha'
I lyear. She has been retained on the in
Isetive service list. Miss Waterman
: one OF the two young women member
of Brattleboro post, American Legion
{, Mr.. Dibble graduated from Springfield
thigh school in the class of 1912 He ha
lpositions for a time on the Springfield
Republican and Springfield Union an
later went to Columbia to take a cours
in journalism. After his graduatio
Ie from Columbia he took position on tn
/ New York Tribune, remaining ther
3. three years, until he entered the nays
intelligence office in New York. After
le years service he was placed on the in
e. active service list and then resumed hi
Z work for the Tribune. Later he was cor
t nected with the Packard Motor Car Co
tt in the advertising department. and frol
# there went last October to his presen
lie position with the Grafton & Knight Co
i Among the out t-of- town guests at til
d ceremony will be Mr.. and Mrs Burton l
l. Dibble, Wallace +. Dibble and Robert ]
$ Dibble, all of Springfield, Mass. Mr. an
Mrs. Ernest j. Waterman of New Yor
. city, Miss Harriet f. Arnold of Worce.
= ter, Mass. and Miss Dorothy Graffam {
Boston. Miss Luene Rogers of Tro7
y. Y, a student in Smith college an
n cousin of Miss Waterman, who was t
= have been bridesmaid, was unable to |
lpresent as the college is quarantined.
The couple have received many beaI
is tiful gifts, including silver, china an
money.