The independent-reporter., 1922-08-31
TibbettS-Yiles

John S. Tibbetts of Pennington and |
Miss Doris Il. Viles. daughter of Mrs. |
f.. II. Viles of Flagstaff, were mar
ried ut Flagstaff August 23 The ce-
remony occurred at T. 30 and the |
officiating clergyman was the Rev. J. |
T. Berry. The bride was given
away by her brother. Glen r. Viles |
and Miss Barbara Tibbetts, sister of
the groom, was maid of honor. The |
bridesmaids were Miss Mira Wing of |
Flagstaff and Miss Gayle f. Nies of |
Flagstaff. niece and sister of the bride |
Frances Viles Savage, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. NJ. Savage, of Manches- |
ter, n. H., was flower girl and Olive |
Doris Savage was ring bearer. These |
two young ladies were also nieces
of the bride. Dwight X. Viles of
Flagstaff, the brides brother, was best
man and the train bearer was Mary
Joan Viles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen X. Viles, another niece and liar
ry B. Viles carried ribbon for the
bridal party, He was the nephew of
the bride The ushers were Gerald
Wing of Flagstaff and Ivan Richard
son of Strong, the latter a Fraterni-
ty brother of the groom. The bride
wore white georgctte. a veil with
train and an orange blossom wreath.
She carried white roses The maid
of honor wore rose organdie and car
ried sweet peas. The dresses of
the bridesmaids were made alike.
Miss Wing wearing Honeydew organ
die and Miss Vilcs green organdie.
Music was furnished by IA trio com
posed of Miss Leah Viles. who wore
lavender, at'the piano, Miss Olena M.
Viles in peach colored dress and
played the cello and Miss Evelyne
Viles, who wore blue and played the
violin. The flower Eirl, ring bear
er and train bearer all wore orange
organdie The groom's gift to the
bride WAS gold fountain pen and
the brides gift to the groom was "A
gold fountain pen. Among the not
able wedding gifts was a hand carved
salad set brought from switzerland.
The trio already mentioned furnished
| both the music AT the wedding and
the reception. Lohcngrcn's wedding
march being PLAYED aud at the close
of the ceremony Mcndel3sohn's we'd
ding march was played. The deco
rations included evergreen and gold
cnrod tied with white ribbon. The re
ccption which followed the marriage
ceremony WAS held on the lawn. In
the receiving line we're the bridal par
~ and Mrs. II. H. Viles en- Mr.. and
Mrs. E. b. Tihbctts. A lunch Of
fruit salad, hot rolls, olives, cake,
Harlequin ice cream were served, the
wedding cake being cut by the bride.
Mrs. Tibbctts graduated from Flag
staff high school in 1915 and from
the Pennington state Normal school
in 1918. She taught in Model school
f. S. n. S. two years and two years
in Massachusetts. Mr.. Tibbctts,
who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Tibbetts of Farmington is II grad
uate of Pennington high school in
the class of 1920 and has since been
student at Colby College. He is
member of the A T o Fraternity,
sophomore Honorary Society and Is
director of the Colby Glee Club. He
saw service in France with the '03rd
infantry, being a member Of Company
X of Pennington. Mr. and Mrs.
Tibbetts will be at home in Flagstaff
whore Mr. Tibbetts will be Principal
Of the high school and Mrs. Tibbetts
will teach in the primary grade.
A charming feature of the wedding
was the singing of 20 Promise Me-"
and Since First Met Thee by Miss
Olena Viles heforc the entrance of +,
the wedding nartys