The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-08
cUTLER-PAGE.
Montpelier Man Takes Bride at Long.
meadow, Mass.

/ meadow, Mass.
| Springfield, Mass, June s.---Deep
wood, the beautiful suburban home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Page in Long
meadow street, Longmeadow, was tn
scene Of large and very beautiful
wedding last evening when Mr.. AM
Mrs Pages daughter, Miss Dori
Page, became the bride of Edward De
Lorme Cutler of Pittsfield, formerly
Of Montpelier, Vt, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry M. Cutler of Montpelier
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by Rev. Randolph s. Merrill
| pastor Of the First Congregations
church, Longmeadow, and was largely
attended by relatives and friends.
large reception followed, for which
1000 invitations were issued.
The bridal party came down tn,
stairway, the simplicity of the. colo
,, NAL background and the deep maroon
carpet making an attractive setting
| for the procession. They proceeded
through the hallway to the drawing
room, where the ceremony was per
formed before a bower of red rambler
roses and palms arranged wit full
length mirror at the back. Pink and
white peonies were used on the stair
way and the aisle marked by posts ard
ribbons of white chiffon. Columbia
roses were used in the drawing room.
The bride was charming in Cabot
imported gown of ivory satin and rose
point lace, with clusters of orange bios
SONS and showers of narrow satin
streamers to relieve the severity of
the dress. The court train of satin
and lace hung from the shoulders. Or
ange blossoms were used to fasten the
tulle veil which was caught high at
the back Of the head and brought low
over the forehead. She carried bou
quet, white Spanish IRIS showered
with sweet peas.
The brides attendants, Mrs. Francis
Holmes of Boston. as matron of honor
and six attendants, her sister in law,
Mrs Kenneth B. Page of this city, The
bridegroom's sister law, Mrs. Rich
ard H. Cutler Of Longmeadow, Miss
Emily Haines Of Longmcadow, Miss
Lydia Green and Miss Alice Bausman
Of Springfield and Miss Grace Fergu
son Of Reading, Pa, wore evening
gowns of white taffeta combined with
silver and tulle. Each wore in her
hair band of silver leaves given her
by the bride, and carried American
beauty roses.
The brides niece and nephew. vir-
ginia and Thomas Campbell. served
as flower girl and ring bearers. The
flower girl wore white frock and
carried silver basket tied with Ameri-
can beauty tulle, from which she scat
tered rose petals, and the ring bearer,
dressed in white satin, carried the ring
on a small satin pillow.
Mr.. Cutler had as his best man his
brother, Richard Fl. Cutler of Long
meadow, and the ushcrs were Kenneth
B. Page, brother Of the bride, and
Ira M. Blanchard of Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Cutler received after
the ceremony in the drawing room and
were assisted by their parents. Mrs.
Pages gown was OF cream lace with a
pattern woven in gold thread and a |
yirdle Of jade green beads. She had |
! corsage bouquet Of orchids and car
red feather fan in jade and gold.
Mrs. Cutters gown was of black lace
ind she wore corsage bouquet of or
bids.
To accommodate the many hundreds
Il guests invited for the reception,
arce marquis was put up on the lawn
where dancing was enjoyed. Noun
ain laurel was used to decorate the
marquis and was used in the summer
DOM and on the enclosed verandas.
Vases of red crusader roses were
rilliant note of color in the library Il
nd pink and white peonies in the
illiard room. A centerpiece of green
nd white was arranged in the dining n
DOM, of white sweet peas, and has
ct Of pink and white peonies was
sed on the mantelpiece. Bolton and
ipriano's orchestra played for the
ancing and Rcbbolt catered. Sclatter
ranged the decorations and made the
ouqucts for the bridal party.
Mr. Cutler and his bride received
,any beautiful gifts. The brides gifts
, her attendants were silver leaves
,r their hair and TO the flower girl a
earl necklace The ring bearer re-
lived gold knife. The best man
nd ushers were given initiated pipes.
eside the guests from Springfield
lere we're many out of town guests,
cIuding Gov and Mrs. Everett NJ.
axe and Miss Marjorie Lake of Hart
nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Blanchard Of
ew York. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
dimes of Boston, Miss Martha Cor
N Of Plymouth Meeting. Pa. Mrs.
Gorge Smile Of Montpelier and John
,ster of Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler left for a motor
ip, the brides travelling gown being
Hickson model Of navy blue poiret
rill. beaded in black and made with
tin sleeves with ecru eyelet en-
oidery. She wore black hat. They I
IN make their home in the South
rect apartments in Pittsfeld. where
r. Cutler is connected with the Ma
,nal Life Insurance company.
The bride is a popular member of
e younger social set and attended :
e SIMPLE school al Bryn Mswr, Pa.
d the National Cathedral school in Z
sshington. She has been active in
e Springfield Junior league. Of which
G j. charter member. Mr.. Cutler
graduate Of Montpelier high