The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-01
HussEY-HULlNG
Bennington Young Woman Married to
r. r. Hussey of Chicago.

Bennington Young Woman Married to
R. F. Hussey Of Chicago.
The following description of the
wedding OF Mss Katharine Huling is
taken from TIE Chicago Tribune of
May 2S
st Chrysostoms church was the
setting yesterday afternoon for the
marriage OF Miss Katharine Huling,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bentley Huling OF 81 Division street
and Robert Franklin Hussey. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin b. Hussey OF
234 East Pearson street The Rev.
Norman Hutton read the service
which was followed by reception at
t1e residence of the brides parents.
THE brides gown was or white
salome velvet, trimmed with rose
point lace, and the same kind orna-
mented the tulle veil. She carried
white butterfly sweet peas and white
stock.
THE matron OF honor, Mrs. Tenn
pie Hoyne Buell. OF Denver Col;
Miss Betty Huling. her sisters maid
Of honor, and the bridesmaids. Mrs.
Leroy Huezzagh and Miss Frances
Huling, wore gowns OF apple green
chiffon trimmed with silver, with
hats to correspond. and carried Law
ender sweet peas.
"The flower girl, Gertrude Gaylord,
wore hat and frock OF lavender taf.
feta and carried sweetheart roses.
Lawrence d. Smith was best man
and the ushers were Dr. Carl II,
Wagner, George II. Armstrong
George Gardner and Archibald Fisch'
or. Mr.. and Mrs. Hussey will be at
home after June 20 at 1870 North
Dearborn avenue"
Among the society items In the
/ Chicago Evening American OF May
q appeared the following: Trust
the very clever Katharine Huling Ia
have the final decree OF fashion elm
I.lasized in her wedding gown. HeI
skirt is ankle length, as prescribed
by the latest ruling and every frocl
In her trousseau has tie same effect
Her wedding dress has a three-yarC
court train to give IL that additona
stately sweep so beloved by brides.
Mrs. Temple Hoyne Buell., Mar
jOrie Mcintosh that was, came OF
from Denver to act as matron o
honor at TIE service, and Miss Bett!
Hullng came home from Vassar {,
. act as maid of honor for her sister
Mrs. Leroy Huezzagh and France
Huling were also in the retinue. Lit
tie Gertrude Gaylord, dtlghter Of tn,
: George Gaylords OF Neenah, Wis
scattered rose petals on the BRIDE
pathway to the altar"
The reception following the cere
mony at the home of the brides pan
ents was a brilliant affair, ATTENDED
; by over one hundred and fifty guests
The house was beautifully decorate
! with wall baskets filled with pin
Q roses, and spring flowers and trai
. ing smilaX, the mantelS In each roor
. being banked with the same.
,. The dining room was q bower Q
g pink roses. while the table with co,
n er.ng OF filet lace had a center piec
;. OF all white roses, stock, lily OF IN
8 valley and gardenias smila
Z and maiden hair ferns. Four larg
i. silver candle sticks, tle three Tie
!. brides cake with flowing white sati
. ribbons. and the bridegroom's cak
rich with fancy icing, completed tn
table decorations.
Morse served a two course buff,
supper, and music was furnished
Tomasos harp violin and cello. I'll
g brides gifts were many and beau
ful, numbering nearly two lundre
|. cut glass, silver and choice Englii
T. china predominating. A large a
IS tique walnut chest containing twel'
i. dozen Hat silver pieces, silver tea S
~ with tray and the entire furnishln
I'd OF beautiful apartment at 13
ut North Dearborn Parkway, togeth
I'd with over $4,000 in money we
e. among the gifts. There were
10 out of town guests.
The decorations at the chur
were callas, smiax and palms. r
he bride mother was attired in o pc
mt wlpkle georgette crepe gown, co
If. bined with heavy silk net and elab
lit ate beading with plumed hat of I
on same color, while the bridegroom
as mother wore gown of tan george
Il. with metal glrdle, black satin ro'
of and black milon hat with bird
ID. paradise trimmings.
re Four luncheons, FIVE dinner p
ties, followed by the theatre, w
re given by the ushers and maids
be ing the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hui
Mt. entertained at their home with =
bridal dinner on Thursday even
preceding the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Hussey are now
l.. Chateau Frontenac. Quebec and ,
Az go from the Canadian capital to VI