The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-31
GRAVES-CALDWELL
Bennington Young Man Bridegroom at
Troy Church Wedding.

Troy Church Wedding.
Miss Carolyn Caldwell, younger
daughter of James II. Caldwell, and
Zebra Quackenbush Graves, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins M. Graves of
Bennington, VI, were married at 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon at St
Paul's Episcopal Church before rela-
tives and many friends The decora.
tions were simple but very effective,
white flowers, palms and greens be-
ing arranged at the altar. While the
guests were being seated a program
of music was presented by w liam L.
Glover and for the professional and
recessional the Wagner and Mendels-
sohn marches were used
The ushers, John Christie Caldwell
brother OF the bride; Livingston
Waddell Houston of Troy, George
Graves, brother of the bridegroom
of Bennington Vt, and William
Black, Charles Phelps and Lester d.
Burton of New York, led the pro-
cession and were Immediately fol-
lowed by the matron of honor, Mrs
Livingston w Houston formerly
Miss Marjorie Caldwell, sister of the
bride She was gowned in coral col
ored georgette made along straight
lines, with a long-wa sted effect The
skirt was trimmed with rows of the
same colored fringe, while the waist
had no trimming She wore gray
leghorn hat trimmed with coral
heather Her bouquet, which was
similar to those carried by the other
attendants, was of blue larkspur,
coral snapdragon, African daisies and
white fine feathery flowers
The attendants following the ma
tron Of honor were Miss Martha Vail.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Vail; Mrs John C. Caldwell. Mrs
Lester Davenport Burton and Miss
Natalie c. Reynal OF New York
Their gowns were OF hydrangea blue
goeorgette designed with blue fringe,
and their hats were Of blue leghorn
with heliotrope heather, Miss isabel
Norton of Benn ngton. Vt. the ma d
of honor, who preceded the bride,
was gowned similar to the matron Of
honor.
Miss Caldwells bridal robe was of
white satin with trimming of Carrick
MaCross lace The court train was
OF tulle and satin edged with orange
blossoms, and the veil Of cid rose
point lace was arranged on the hair
IN a Dutch cap effect, W tn a cluster
. h1Ag9nrttr fVn
either side She wore the gift from
the bridegroom, a bracelet of plati-
mum set with diamonds and sap
phires, and her BOUQUET was of lilies
of the valley aud white orchids. The
bride walked with her faith er At
the altar the bridal party was met
by the bridegroom and h 8 best man,
William Russell Graves of Benning-
ton. Vt; Rev Or T. A. Enos, rector
of the church. and Rev James Elmer
Mckee of St Peters Church. Ben.
nington Vt, who assisted at the
ceremony.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
a small reception was held at the
home OF Mr.. Caldwell. The house
decorations were palms, ferns and
pink and white flowers. Guests wern
received by the bridal party, Mr..
Caldwell, Mrs. N. c. Reynal of New
York, aunt of the bride, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ, Graves Mrs. Grayess
costume was of white embroidered
oreandle aud fllet lace over orchid
six. An orchestra furnished music
for dancing During the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves left on a two
weeks motor trip, after which they
will reside at 222 West Eleventh
Street, New York The bride is a
graduate of Dobbs Ferry School,
Emma Willard School and also Miss
Wickham's School of New York Mr.
Graves is connected with Pease Ell
liman Company, real estate brokers
of New York The brides travelling
costume was of gray and henna Can
ton crepe, with a wrap Of blue duye-
tyne trimmed with gray caracul and
a black ribbon hat trimmed with
ostrich feathers Mrs Graves pre-
sented her matron Of honor of plati-
nun filigree bracelet, the maid of
honor pearl bar pin and the other
attendants pearl circle pins.
The out-of-town wedding guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Collins NJ
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs John Harper.
Miss Katherine Harper Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Martin, Luther Graves, Mr..
and Mrs George Graves, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ritchers, Mrs Harold I, Ha2-
elt ne, Miss Isabel Norton, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles A. Spencer Dr. and Mrs
Albert S. Bolles, Rev and Mrs, j. e.
Mckee, Miss Louise Graves, Mr. and
Mrs. Alden Graves all of Bennington
VT; Mrs Thornton +. Turner, Mrs.
Caroline Wellington and Frederick
Cushman of North Bennington, Vt;
Prof. and Mrs. Hazeltlne of Cam
bridge, England; Mrs william Graves
Mrs. Zebra Quackenbush Mrs Albert
L. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs c. @
Richmond and Whitman Richmond OF
North Adams, Mass.