The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-25
MISS ESTEY WEEDS.
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by Wolstenholme Melodie- by Tschai-
kowsky; Question and Answer. by
MoistenihIolme; Serenade, by Schubert;
n spring Song, by Mendelssohn; Graceful
Dance, from Henry VIII. by Sullivan;
I,hant Sans Paroles lSong Without
Nordsl, by TschaikOwsky: Evening
Star, by Wagner: and Prelude to Act
! III, from Lohengrin, by Wagner. AS
tne bridal party entered the church Mr..
Kellogg rendered The Bridal March from
Lohengrin. during the service he played
softly Nevin's Love Song. and after the
ceremony he gave Memberships We'd
ding March as the party left the church.
! As the bridal party marched up the
aisle four ushers led the way They were
NJ. A. Cudlip and Harry Frost. ir., of
Detroit, Mich, f. Stillman Hyde Of
EnglewoOd n. j., and Lewis 4. Bur
leigh, jr., of Augusta, Me.
Following the ushers were the four
bridesmaids, wearing nasturtium shades
of crepe roma and carrying dahlias
They were Miss Hildegarde Merriam of
l'Tarryt0wn. n. Y, Miss Elizabeth Gla-
zier of Hartford Conn. Miss Velma
Rogers of New York city and Miss Har-
riet Mellen of Brattleboro.
Miss Harriet Medlicott of Cambridge
| Mass, sister of the bridegroom, was
maid of honor and wore fame crepe
roma gown and carried dahlias she
preceded the bride and the latter's
brother, Paul {. Estey, by whom the
bride was given in marriage.
| Grace and lOvelineSS were combined
in the bride and her beautiful gown
She wore georgette crepe embroidered
with crystal beads and silver flowers
with trains of white satin trimmed with
orange blossoms. Her ulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms, and she
carried n bouquet of swansOnia, lilieS-of
the-valley and orchids.
The bridegroom, the best man, who
; was Alvan MacAuley of Detroit. and the
clergyman entered from the chapel door
, and met the others i'm front of the arch
! of smilax, and DR.. WOOdin performed the
, ceremony, using a single ring service.
The bridal couple then led the party to
: waiting automobiles while the church
echoed to the ma jestic strains of the
Mendelssohn march and the ringing of
the church bell announced that the
q happy event had been cOnSummated.
Immediately following the wedding a
, reception, attended by the family and in
= innate friends, was held in the Estey
!, residence on Putney road, where the
florist had placed palms, ferns and cut
receiving were Mrs. Allethaire {. Estey
and Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Medlicott
| Mrs. Estey was gowned in silver lace
and black chiffon over cloth of silver
and Mrs. AIedlicott's gown was black
O lace. Rebboli of Springfield. Mass.
. IdttItu anu ~ >. I'tASstli = OANACfNAl It va
: Brattleboro furnished music.
Guests present from away. besides
| those already mentioned. included Miss
Evelyn Manley. Miss Florence Spragut
and Mrs. Fred Flagg of New Iorf
city. Mrs. John Anderson. Miss Grace
Anderson, Miss Florence Gull and Mis-,
Helen McNish of Cambridge. \. Y.
, Mrs Henry Gray of Greenwich. \. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MedlicOtt OF
o Springfield, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
| William MedlicOtt of Auburndale, Mass.
= the two Messrs. Medlicott being broth
prs of the bridegroom. Miss Bertha Med
!, licott of Cambridge, Mass, Miss Mary
| AIedHcOtt of Longmeadow, Mass. ant
o Mrs. Austin Murray of Orange. \. j.
aunts of the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs
1 John Harding of Springfield. Mass, anc
Joseph Stickler of Orange, y. }.
XII After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Med
licott left for motor trip of two weeks
J. | Upon their return they Will live at tb'
Ritz-CartOn. 90 School street, Spring
V | field. where they have furnished n
. apartment They were the recipients O
n a great number of beautiful and valuable
wedding gifts.
# Mr.. Medlicott. whose father is Il well
!. known insurance man, is q graduate %
q Sheffield Scientific school of Yale univer
> sity. class of 1918. He was in the ser
vice in the World war and was commits
# stoned second lieutenant OF the '9th I'm
e gineers.
Mrs. Medicott. who is young woman
o of delightful personality and lover o
p outdoor activities. has lived here from
her birth She attended the Brattlebor
IS high school two years and graduate,
y from the Emma Willard school in Troy
\. Y. in 1918. For Il year she took
n secretarial course i'm the Chandler schoO
C. in Boston, and since then she has live
at home She is a member of the Centr
ID Congregational church.
ID She is great-granddaughter of the lat
Deacon Jacob Estey, founder of the f.
ID tey organ business, and of the late Des
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