Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12
Warren-Gamache

Miss Rose Gamache, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Jules Gamache' OF
Spring street, became the wife or Leo
s Warren Of this city at st. Francis
de Sales church, Monday morning.
Father Narcisse Charland intohed the
high mass, being assisted by tatheTs
Crarnion and kalem as deacon ana
sub deacon. The double ring cere-
mony was used
The church was decorated profuse-
Nv with flowers and potted palms.
The St. Francis de Sales choir sang
and there was music by violin ana
cello duo. The groom led the mar
RAG procession up the aisle, attended
nv his brother. Louis f. Warren, OF
Montreal They We're followed by the
bridesmaids. Miss Irene Houle OF
Lewiston and Miss Lillian CYr or th!S
CITY. The maid of honor. Miss Cecl'e
Gauthier attended by the hrlde )
brother. Treftie Breton, of Manches-
ter. \. f., who was best man, was
followed by two little flower girls
hearing baskets Of sweet peas, ana
by the ring bearer, Master Omef "a
viau. .lr The bride followed on the
arm Of her father
The bride wore white hrocaded sat
in. cut in the Empire style. with a
bridal veil of point lace. trimmed win
pcaris and orange blossoms |she car
ried roses with lilies of the valley
Miss Gauther the maid Of honof'
wore pink georgette. with hat TO
match. Miss Irene Houle wore orchid
eeorgettc with a hat Of the same ma
terial. while Miss TNr. the other
bridesmaid was gowncd in hGht htue
ceorgette with hat TO match. Ille
contrasting colors Of the gowns or the
three bridesmaids formed q delicate
setting for the bride attired as she
vas in glistening white. THO hover
girls Miss Yvette Cousineau. cousin
Of the bride. and Miss Bertha warren
4 niece of the bridegroom, OF PORT
and. were light pink and orchid or
candle respectively with hats ~ the
same material The ring bearer,
,i.,le fellow was dressed IN white
satin romper Mrs. jules Gamache
the mother Of the bride, wore black
net with soquins.
The ushers were Arthur Libby. Ar
thur Lacombc. Fred Cote and Harvey
Eagnon, all OF this city.
among the out -of-town guests Yer:
Louis f. Warren of Montreal: Mrs. \.
Berseron. OF Murray Bay, F. q; Ed
gar G Warren of Portland, with ms
three daughters. the Misses Theresa,
Martha and Bertha; Mrs Louis +.
Reuislc, of Lowell Mass, sister OF
the bride: Tretf1e Breton. Of Manches-
ter. y. FL. the brides brother; Miss
L.eonie Cassavant Of Augusta and
Miss Irene Houle of Lewiston.
The bride was educated in the pub
lie schools and attended the convent
of Mont Merici. Since her 2radua
ton from that institution she has
been bookkeeper in her fathers bust
ness establishment. She is well
known in this city, where she has
hosts of friends, many of whom test
fed their affection for her by tender
ing her numerous parties and teas IN
honor of her approaching marriage
The groom is a Waterville man
and is the proprietor of jewelry
shop on Main street. He has many
friends in this city, who are con-
graduating him.
At / o'clock at the Elmwood hotel
the wedding banquet was served &c
some 50 invited guests. The tables
were decorated with cut flowers and
there were dainty place cards at each
cover At the close of the banquet
there was some impromptu speech
making, the guests toasting theii
happy hosts.
In the evening at o'clock at the
Elks' hall, the day was terminated by
reception and ball. The reception
began at s, with the bride at the head
of the receiving line. After it was
over, she lead the grand march and
the rest of the evening. until late
hour, was passed in dancing. Re-
freshments were served.