The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-05
ROMANTIC COURTHIP ELIMINATES in
PRETTY WEDDING AT ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
LetOn Kirk Mckay of Lakeland Mares Mabel Kate FntNOw
Spending Honeymoon Visiting Noted Eastern Points
of Attraction

An elaborate and beautiful cere-
mony marked the wedding of Little
ton Kirk Mckay of Lakeland and Miss
/ Mabel Kate Flint in st. Johnsbury,
/ Vermont, on Monday, March rs, and
the St Johnsbury Northumberland
gives the following account Of the af-
4 fair:
1 Against ii background of Easter and
callu lilies, daffodiIs and begonias in
the North Congregational church in
the late afternoon Of Easter Monday
| Miss Mabel Kate Flint, younges'
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G..
Flint was united in marriage to Lit
Teton Kirk Mckay Of Lakeland, Flor
ida Long before five o'clock, tho
hour set for the wedding, friends Of
the Flint family began 10 gather and
when Miss Alice Warden at the or
gan began the march from Mendela-
sohn The church was Well filled.
While the guests were assembling in
1 strumental numbers We're given h
Mrs. Jean Stanley Goodrich piano,
hand Misses Marjorie and Lola French
violin and cello. From far corners Of
the globe members of the Flint fam
lily had travelled to st. Johnsbury to
assist in their sisters wedding and
for the first time in twelve years the
family was together. Four brothers
OF the bride acted as ushers, Charles
Flint of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Major
Harry Flint, late of Coblenz, Ger
many, and Frederick and Kenneth
Flint of st. Johnsbury. They led tn"
bridal party down the south aisle
where at the altar awaited the Off
ciating clergyman, Rev f. B. Rich
ards, the bridegroom and his best
man, Raymond Flint, brother of the
bride, who had entered from the yes
|1try. Following the ushers came the
bridesmaids. Miss Marjorie Crave,
and Miss Mary Ruckle of East Or
ange, y. j., college friends OF the
bride. Miss Dorothy Flint of Stan
stead, p. O., cousin of the bride, and
Miss Francis Davis of st. Johnsbury,
Il student of Columbia University
New York. They were followed by
the flower girl. Miss Mabel Agnes
Clarke of East Orange, y. j.. the
brides niece. carrying Il basket of
rose tulips and sweet peas. The mat,
Of homer, Miss Madeline Cary of s.
Johnsbury, a Smith college girl. cam.
next, in her arms huge bouquet of
pink carnations The dainty little
ring bearers. Misses Earnestine Clarl.
of East Orange. ~ j., and Sally Flint,
whose past three years have been
spent in Germany with her parents.
preceded the bride up the aisle. Each
carried Il ring on an Easter lily. The
bride came last on the arm of her
father. She was very lovely in Il gown
OF white liberty satin with yoke o:
cid rose pointe and ribbon trimmings
Her long tulle veil was arranged III
cap effect and she carried bouquet
of bride roses. She wore also Il gold
bracelet, a family heirloom, worn by
her grandmother and sister on their
wedding days. The little flower girls
enc Il pretty blonde and the other an
equally pretty brunette. were pic
lures in diminutive ruffled frOcks On
j. white net, with pink and blue trim
) mings. The bridesmaids wore pretty
frockS of organde Misses Graves
and Davis We're attired in pale yell
low and Misses Ruckle and Flint in
pale green They wore becoming caps
of tulle and marabou with tulle
streamers. the colors matching their
gowns. The flower girl was gowned
in ruffled net with blue ribbon
s!reamers and the maid Of honor in
; pink embroidered organdie with
trimmings of blue.
; Immediately following the double
ring ceremony. the organ began the
, Bridal Chorus from Lohengrn and
= the briday party proceeded to the