Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-21


shower bouquet OF lilies of the val
ley. roses and orchids. The wedding
ring was circlet of braided dia-
monds.
She was given in marriage by he.'
father. and her brother. Stanley
Chernowsky of Augusta, was best
man. The little flower girls were
Miss Betty Hillson of waterville and
Miss Beverly Roth of New York. The
little ring bearer was Master Richard
Kohn of Boston.
Miss Myrtle Solomon OF Boston,
was the maid of honor. Others in
the wedding party included Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Chernowsky of Augusta, the
brides parents; Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Hillson of Bar Harbor, parents
of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Roth of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Kohn OF Boston, Mr. and Mrs.
/. Hillson of Waterville, Mr.. and Acs.
S. Somers of Boston and others.
Little Miss Beverly Roth wore or
child chiffon and slippers of silver.
Her companion. little Miss Betty
Hillson, wore rose chiffon and sill
yer slippers. They carried irride-
scent baskets of roses and rose pc
tails which they scattered along the
Path of the wedding party.
Master Richard was dressed in
little Lord Fauntleroy suit and car
ried the wedding band on a small
white satin pillow.
Miss Solomon. the maid of honor,
wore a gown of velvet in the new
brown shade, trimmed with fitch fur.
roses.
The green room. where the we'd
ding took place, was decorated by
the hotels decorator, as was also the
banque: room. The wedding party
stood under a canopy of roses, lilies
of the valley and chrysanthemums.
The decorations were beautifully
lavish. :
An orchestra furnished music for
the wedding, the reception and the
banquet.
The bride gave to her maid of
honor a toilet set in satin case cn1
the best man received a set of plat
mum cuff links. The little flower
girls received gold chains and the lit
| tie ring bearer also received token.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillson left for New
York City. On Thursday they sailed
from New York to Porto Rico for
several weeks wedding trip.
The brides going away costume
was an ensemble of cranberry red
with mo1eskin trimming. Her dress
of the red was trimmed with gold
thread embroidery and gold tassels
| The dress was banded by mole skin
and her coat was also trim ned with
| mole skin. Her hat was of the har-
moniZing shade.
Mrs. Hilscn, the youngest Gaugh-
| &c (Nhlpn
80 Elm street, is a very popular and
a very talented young Augusta
Young lady. She attended Cony High
school and was very active in the
| school events, early displaying UNI
usual musical ability. She attended
| the Sargent school of physical train
| ing in Boston and also has studied
extensively with leading piano teach
ers in Boston. She is very gifted
piano player.
Mr.. Hillson Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Hillson of Waterville.
He Is a member of the firm of n.
Hillson and Sons, who conduct shoe
stores in Bar Harhor and Waterviiie
and also interested in the Quality
Shoe Store of Augusta.
He is a graduate of the Bar Har-
Dor high school and Burdetts Bust
ness college of Boston. He served IN
the World War. overseas and Is
member of the American Legion. He
is a Past Master of the Bar Har-
Dor lodge of Masons and an officer
in the Waterville Lodge of Elks.
Mr.. and Airs. Hillson are very
popular young people and have the
hearty best wishes of a wide circle OF
friends in Maine, Boston and New
! York.
A number OF pre-nuptial afairs
have been held in honor of the bride.
She is the recipient of many nice
wc|' ing gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillson will make
their home on silver street in water
vile.