The Republican journal., 1921-10-06
SMITH-ROBINSON.

The Lewiston journal of September
18th has the following notice of the mar
rage of former Belfast young man, the
only grandchild of the late Peter F.
WEIGH. He enlisted in the 101st Regi-
ment in Salem, Mass, and was 10 months
over seas in the World War
The marriage of Miss Emma Louise
Robinson of Lewiston and Leroy Payson
Smith of Auburn, took place at the home
of the bride 1853 Pine street at 7.3O last
evening. Rev. George F. Finnie, pastor
of the United Baptist church, cfficiated,
using the double ring service. The bride
was given away by her father, c. A.
Robinson. Memberships wedding march
was played by Miss Blanche Lamiette.
Alma M. Hubbard of Rumford was
bridesmaid and Henry Hooper of Auburn,
best man. The bride wore handsome
gown of white organdie trimmed with
lace. She carried a shower bouquet OF
roses and swansonias. Her travelling
suit was Navy blue jersey with taffeta
and velvet hat to match. The brides
maid wore peach colored organdie and
carried Ophelia roses.
Miss Carrie Robinson and Miss Mary
Robin on, aunts of the bride, had charge
of the decorations which were arranged
very prettily. the color scheme being
green and white. In the drawing room
white and green asters were used. Dark
red and green asters in the gift room,
pale pink asters and green in the dining
room and rose pink asters and green in
the living room.
A string of pearls was the groom's gift
to the bride, and his gift to the best man
was set of cuff links. The BRIDES gift
to the bridesmaid was a ribbon chain
and gold pencil. Ushers and girls who
assisted in serving also received gifts.
Immediately following the ceremony q
reception was held. In the receiving
line were: the bride and groom, best man
and bridesmaid. Mrs. Ralph Webster
and Mrs. Earl Rowell, were ushers. Miss
Hazel M. Robinson, sister of the bride
had charge of the serving and she was
assisted by Miss Ruth Dobson and Mrs.
Chester Warren.
When the cake was cut the symbols
were received as follows: coin, Marion
Mcclure; collar button, Henry Hooper;
thimble, Gertrude Mansur; ring, Alma
Hubbard.
There were about 275 in attendance, in
Guiding the following out of town guests:
Mrs. Anna M. Smith, H. NJ. Pevear.
Lynn, Mass; Mrs. Julia Lombard, Bath;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Pearsons, Dam
vile; Robert Lombard, Portland, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Spicer of Portland
The couple left on wedding trip to
Belfast and Bar Harbor and after Oct,
Is, will be at home at the Lennox apart
ment.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Robinson, was born in
Lewiston and educated in the public
schools. She has been employed as a
! stenographer at the Ault- Williamson
Office. She is member of the United
Baptist church, the Willing Workers,
Mt. Olivet Chapter o. E.. S., and the
Philharmonic Club.
The groom is the son of A. L. and Mrs.
Anna M Smith, was born at Belfast and
educated in Lynn, Mass. He is employ
ed at the Ault- Williamson factory. He
is a member of the Ancient Bros. Lodge
F. and A. M, New Auburn Lodge X. of
p; Tecumseh Tribe of Red Men; Alden
Gayton Post, American Legion and Mt.
Olivet Chapter, o. E. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were the recipients
of quantities Of silver, linen, cut glass
and furniture. Hazel Robinson was in
charge of the guest book. Miss Theresa
McGrew had charge of the gift room.