Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-08
FAIRFIELD
Ames-Hatch

| a very pretty wedding was SOL
emnlzed last evening at o'clock at
the nome of Mr. and Mrs. A l..
Hatch, when their daughter Miss
Ruth May Hatch became the bride
OF Leslie Ernest Anes. The bridal
party entered the room to strains of
Mendelssohh's wedding march played
py MISS Lottie Booker, cousin of
| the bride, and stood under an ever
| green arch and white wedding bell
| from which crepe streamers were
| hung, where the double ring service
was performed by Rev c. A. Rich of
! west kennebunk. An aisle was
formed with white ribbons held by
Martha Ames. niece of the groom.
and Dorothy Miller, cousin of the
bride. They were attended by Miss
susan Hatch, sister of the bride, as
maid OF honor, and Clare Ames.
brother of the groom as best man.
| me ushers were A. n. Jewell and
John Dudley.
| inc pride was most attractive in
waite pussywiliow taffeta with crvs-
'al trimmings and carried a shower
bouquet of sweet peas and bsbv
| breath. The maid of honor wore
| Nhlte seorgette. Miss Booker wore
piue satin and lace. The two little
RIBBONS girls were very daintily
dressed in white organdie. The
dress of Mrs A. L. Hatch was blue
t'Heta and Mrs. Z. l.. Ames. mother
OF the groom, wore black and white
silk.
the groom's gift to the bride was
slflng or pearls. The brides gift
70 the groom, gold cuff links: her
silt 20 the maid of honor pearls: to
MRS. Booker leather covered bool,
a Quiet lunch of ice cream. cakes
ana tancy cookies was served.
The gifts were displayed in the
oinlhg room, which was artist;ca,,v
oecofated with cut uowers. Among
l'hetn was a linen tablecloth and
napkins from the L. H. Soper clerks
an IVORY finished wardrobe from w
r. Hatch, an oak rocker and velvet
rug from f. L. Ames, a check fron,
the brides father A. L. Hatch sill
yer IRON the brides mother and sis
tefs' lhefe were many other pieces
VI cut glass, Silver, china, pyrey
| iiileh ana several pictures.
Mrs, Ames has been very popu,ar
among the younger set She attend :
ca the public schools and graduated
from Lawrence High school in 1915
ohe mas taught music for several
, years and has been EMPLOYED as
fnlilner at the L. H Soper store for
the past five years.
ar Ames is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs r. l.. Ames Of Benton, formerly
| OF TINS town. He attended the pub
nc Schoois here and is a graduate of
the Fairheld High school. He is a
graduate dentist and was in tho Of
nee OF DR.. W. S. Miller. but owing
- ms health was obliged to give IN
, tle profession and has been farming
for several years.
Following a wedding trip tn nar,s
! unknown they will reside on a far,o
! in Shawmut -
Those from out-of town wbo ..
/ lended the ceremony were. MIR. and
Mrs r. L. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d
= mes and family OF Benton; Mrs r.
I. decker and family of Bath. Mr.
ana Mrs. Jake Annis, Jr., of Unitv
MI and Mrs. Careton Kidder of Al
plon' Rev. and Mrs r. A. Rich Of
west hennebunk, Misses Emma Rem
son. Lillian Hilton, Edna Tiiison. Ann
warren, of Waterville, Miss Hazel
reynolds Of Bangor, Mr. and Mrs w
l. Booker, Miss Lettie Booker of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Hatch.
Mr' and Mrs. Q. L. Hatch, Mrs. Eula
whitman and daughter, all of Rock
land and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hatch Of
Sanford.
Fred Pooler has moved his house,
mold goods from Brooks street to the
Blther home on lower Main street.
The regular meeting of Good VIII
Rebekah Lodge will be held this eve
ming. 1t is hoped that there will be a
large attendance as there is business
OF Importance to be transacted.
Mrs. w. ". Crawford and daughter.
Miss Glenys, have returned from
Richmond where they have been
passing few days with Mr.. and Mrs
George Preble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown have