Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-07
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Va NOonLlnued from rage EIFel-
Miss Elsie Skinner, Gerald D. French
and Dr.. Karl s Webster OF Orleans
acted as ushers
Promptly at eight o'clock the we'd
ding party was usered IN, while the
orchestra, concealed by the decora-
tons, rendered Mendelssohn's We'd
ding March. TIE bride was escorted
by her father, who gave her in marri-
age They were preceded by the lit
tie flower girls scattering Blossoms
mgly attired IN ivory satin trimmed
with georgette crepe and beaded with
pearls She wore = veil of Brussels
net retained by a bandeau Of sweet
heart rosebuds, and carried q shower
bouquet OF Killarney roses and lilies
OF the valley.
Inc matron OF honor, Mrs. RalDh
Woodbury., a sister OF the groom, was
goWned IN French blue satin. weller
with apricot chiffon, hat 70 match
and carried a beautiful bouquet of
Ward roses and forget-me-nots.
Inc bridesmaids were Miss Doro-
thy Griffin OF Manchester. n
Miss Margaret Lawson OF New York
Slty- Miss Ruth Clifford Of New
haven. Conn, Miss Lucia Howard of
Brookline, Mass, and Mrs. Hollis
! NIckerson OF Boston These class
mates o. the bride wore elegant eve
nIng dresses OF blue, pink and yellow
I'm, ano carried bouquets OF pink
anq white s7Feetpeas.
VIC little nieces Of The bride. Miss
e = Skinner and Hiss Katherine
ol-llher, acted IS fioEer girls, and
aElSl1er lite niece, Mss Doris Skin
Fer, acted as ring bearer. TIlev > 1s-r.r.
"z!te sashes BfIfld ifiatfiGE TAOI
~h1te dresses with sashes OF pink snd
,'fiie; ne groom Vas attca4ei by his
.,rOlner-ln-laE, VIM T. MulIaIiv of
NeE ioFks acting a best man.
rev K a Hamilton OF Orleans OF
1e-SUt-o III q very Impressive manner.
@A9 Tue responses were distinct and
a1olo-e IN ali parts OF the room. Dur
ing the ceremony, ell Ne Thee
OFFn, was rendered In very s-,b-
daed and melodious tone by NiSs
hing With the violin.
tier the service the bridal pa,1y-
accompanied by relatives and near
friends, repaired TO the home OF Mr..
ana NrS Skinner, which was decor
aped F1th holly wreaths ard roses.
Tor the reception. The receiving
party consisted Of the bride and.
- u D.
and Judge and Mrs Bill. DAINTY
refreshments were served Music pv
the orchestra, and singing added
much 70 tn. pleasure OF the occasion.
Much merrfment resulted from the
battle of wits 10 see whether the
guests kept their rice and confetti or
the bridal party carried Il with them.
ne verdict seems TO favor The de-
PENDANTS
Other out OF town guests were
Judge and Mrs A c. Bill OF Daniel
son, Conn, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. r
HuItalley of New York CITY NJ
Ralph Woodbury. Of Bristol. Com,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Ski. rer and r,-n
daughters of ST. Johnsbury. M sad
Mrs Ray Skinner and aauohfer -
:3Suth AtC-eboro, Mass, Mr.. and AZ
J. 3 Rogers of Burlington and +,
4 w Brown Of Barton.
!, The bride was born In the nrese,4
nome or her parents and has md
lels village her home the greater nart
o. her life She Graduated r..
wheaton college in 1875 and has
slnee taught in Wheaton coIIeye- and
IA Andoyer. n H. During The ra-
Get war she was engaged in vsr
Work with the advertising de-.
I'aent OF the Loan Service. She ~. :,
a member Of the Congreoatio-,. 4
church and a willing worker II al Ill; "a