The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-27
CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss Kennetha Berry, Popular Grand
Ledge Young Lady, WEEDS Ann
Arbor Medical Instructor

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wearing her mothers wedding
gown lof Duchess satin trimmed with
pointe lace, Miss Kennetha Winifred
Berry, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
L. Berry, of this city, and DR.. George
! Chandler Adie, of Ann Arbor, were
united in marriage at Trinity Episco-
pal church Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock, Bishop Mccormick of Grand
Rapids, assisted by Rev. A. NJ. Ewert,
rector of Trinity church, read the cere-
mony, which was very beautiful and
impressive. Miss Irene Putterille pre-
sided at the pipe organ during the cer-
emony.
"The church was bower of white
blossoms and grecnery. The altar and
sanctuary were banked with cybodium
ferns, Shasta daisies and smilax. Tall
baskets Of gladiolas and hydrangea
marked the aisle.
"The bride was given in marriage
by her father and was lovely in her
bridal gown which had been renod-
eled to make basque effect. Her
veil was held in place by a Duchess
headdress of Rosalind lace and she
carried shower bouquet Of brides
roses and swansonia.
THE brides brother, George Ber-
~ and Quinton Ewert, son Of Rev.
Ewert were train bearers and they
wore white satin suits with black
sashes.
Mrs. Thomas Knight as her sisters
maid of honor, Wore a slim frock Of
jade green crepe de chine, trimmed
with silver lace and lavender draper
les and hat to match. She carried an
arm bouquet of ophelia ,roses and
swansonia. Miss Wilhelmina Hall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hall,
was flower girl and wore ruffled
gown of green organdie trimmed with
colored flowers and hat to match. Mrs.
Berry, mother OF the bride, wore q
beautiful gown of champagne colored
brocaded crepe de chine, with large
black picture hat.
"Dr. Ward Harrymen of Ann Ar
Dor, attended DR.. Adie as best man. |
The ushers were Rutger Alexander Of |
this city, William Brown Of Ann Ar
Dor, Houston B. Rawls and Mr. Sleep
ct Of Detroit.
Following the ceremony reception /
was held for about so friends and rel |
atiyes at the home of the brides par
ents on East Jefferson street. Bas-
kets of Shasta daisies, larkspur and
gladiolas adorned the rooms through
out the house. The guests we're seat /
ed at small tables which were cen
tered with small baskets of daisies
and larkspur. The dining room, where
the bridal party were seated, was dec
orated with roses and a basket of
beautiful white lilies. At the brides
liable places were marked for eighteen.
The brides cake and that Of the groom
eentered the table and at each end of
he table were crystal bowls OF roses
and white candles.
Late in the evening the young cou-
pie left by motor for Hell's Gate camp
N the northern part of the state to
'pend week.
''Dr. and Mrs. Adie will reside in
Ann Arbor, where DIR. Adie is an in
itructor Of surgery in the medical de-
,artment Of the U. of NJ.
Mrs. Adie is one of Grand Lodges
most accomplished young ladies. She
graduated from Grand Ledge high
chool in 1914. She attended college
il Rockford, ILL.,, and at Smith college
md graduated from the U. Of M. Later
he received scholarship and spent
ne year in university in France.
Those from out OF the city in at
enhance at the wedding were the 9
aunt, Miss Penelope Gall,
nd his sister, Miss Ena Adie Of
'arrc, Vermont; his uncle, James Gall,
4 Chicago; the brides uncle and aunt,
ir. and Mrs. David H. Brown Of Grand
iapids; her brother in law, Captain !,
'homas Knight Of TT. Russell, Wyom-
ng; Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown. sr.,
nd William Brown, ir., Miss Hilda
Ieusel. DR.. and Mrs. Ward Harrymen,
'r. Snyder and DIR. William OConneIl 7
Ann Arbor; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ
riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Connor L