Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-06-24
MISS DYER WEEDS
WAYNE G. BOSWORTH
PRETTY OUTDOOR CEREMONY
AT SALISBURY
Bride of Middlebury Attorney and
Rhodes Scholar is Herself a Phi;
Beta Kappa Graduate

Under the large maple directly IN
front OF the home of Mr. and Mrs
Frank c Dyer IN West Salisbury .here
was solemnizei on Tuesday afternoon
the marriage Jf their daughter. MAJ
guerite, to Wayne Cook Bo5worth lt
Mlddlebury. Everything was favor
able Tor a beautiful outdoor Welding
The westerng sun filtered 5enign.y
through the maple and ,1cus- .elve;
when the party, comprising about SIX
tv-fiVe relatives and friends. gathered
to witness the ceremony.
Prof. Lewis ! Hathaway, had 1f tie
department Of music at M.ii.ebu-y
College, p.iyei the Loheny-u Welding
march when the bride, al ie- :iche-3
side was ashe-ei from the house she
was in a gown li ivory SATIN and ace.
with brid3. vel. and carried i shower
bouquet D. Wl.-a roses The maid Of
homo; was ha- close friend, Mss Helen
Kennedy o. Arlington, Mass vino vas
dressed ii sunset silk and carried
ophelia roses The Misses G.1iys and
Marion Dyer, cousins 0: he BRIDE,
Miss Martin E.5man OF Far Rock
away. N. Y, and Miss Helen B)5-
worth a s.s-er Of the groom, we're the
bridesmaids They were dressed in or
chld orglnd.4 With picture hats .
match, AMI carried baskets Of sweet
peas TwoS little children Eleanor
Caldwell and William H Bo5worth,
Jr, niece and nephew Of the groom,
also acted as flower bearers
A high screen lf WOODLAND ferns with
daisies had been erected IN Inc with
the trunk D. the big maple, aud IN
front OF this an altar Of green and |
white As the bride came to the altar, |
Through tie isle Of evergreen The
groom awaited her. He was attended |
by his friend. Walter H Cl4Ary, Un!-
ted States Commissioned At Newport, |
VT who was a classmate 0: M D1s-
worth at Mlidlebury, II
The Rev William H Hlnne-3.9y, |
who was formerly pastor at West Sails
bury during his study At Mtdd,ebury |
College, and who is now u Troy, N
Y, oficAtei jointly with the Rev.
H. c. Newell 0t MiddleDury in per
forming the ceremony The single ring
service was used
One unl-r1nged feature Of The oc-
casion was -4gArded as a happy omen
The golden ROBINS in the rec; IL the
yard whi'-,4d gaily, al. through the
ceremony, and Wed with Prof Hatha-
way when he played the concluding
'rans from Mendelssohn
In the receiving line, in addition to
the princp1.5 i.ra1dy mentioned, were
the groom fl-her, William H Bos.
worth, manufacturer Of Florence, Mass,
and the .4-r4rs sister Mss Lena BOs-
worth M. Bosworth, the groom'5
mother, was H. and unable to 4-.cnd
wedding lunch was served On the
AVN consisting )f orange pI1cl, salad,
coffee, ice cream and a mug. heart
shaped cake was divided lm)ng the
guests. The wedding present, diSp ly-
I'd in the house were numerous and
The bridal couple left On
, wedding t.io by automobile TO the
lorth part Of the state and will, return
o MiddleDury within the next two
weeks to make their home n the
Wright house IN South street which
Mr. Bosworth recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth are both
graduates Of Middlebury College,
where both won Phi Beta Kappa hon
'rs Since his graduation in 1911 he
las been 4 Rhodes scholar at Oxford
md studied at the New York Law
chool. About two years ago he began
lis practice IA Middlebury The bride
Who graduated from Mlddlebury in
9l9 is an accomplished musician, and
vas recently head of the department z
# French iu the Springfield High {
'chool c