Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-06
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Miss Lucille Effie Morse, dauehts,
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. MORSE y
Hallowell, and Alton Wesley Far,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley IS. Far,
| of Manchester, were united In mar.
riage on Tuesday afternoon, MAY &
at $50 at the home of the bride n
Academy street. The ceremony VA
performed by Rev. Walter p. Brad.
ford of the Old South Congregation.
al church, assisted by Rev. w. I.
Bradeen, who had OBLIGATED at tho
wedding of the brides parents N
Atkinson. The impressive doubls
ring service was used.
The rooms were attractively der.
GRATED with bouquets of spring flow.
ers. jonquils predominating. The
parlor where the ceremony was per.
formed was gay with the gold Of thu
jonquils. A beautiful arch with ever.
green and flowers of yellow and cola
had been arranged between two Of
the windows and there under large
wedding bell of white the ceremony
was performed. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. w. p. Bradford
The bride was attended by her sis.
ter, Miss Marion Morse, as maid Of
honor, and the groom by his broth.
err, Cecil l.. FAIR, as best man. The
bride was given away by her father,
George F. Morse.
The maid of honor wore powder
blue crepe de chine, lace trimmed,
and carried a bouquet of 0pheHa
| roses. The bride wore white crepe
de chine, beaded, and bridal veil
OF tulle, caught with white sweet
peas. She carried shower bou.
quet of white roses and white sweet
peas.
At the close of the ceremony there
! was a reception. Beal of Augusta,
catered. Miss Effie Bradeen, Mrs
Reuben Durgan, Miss Constance
Carpenter and Miss Katherine FAR
served. The refreshments included
punch. ice cream, cake, nuts and
candy.
After the reception the bride and
groom left for q short wedding trip
On their return they will make Their
home at Elm street, Augusta. The
young people were the recipients Of
many beautiful and valuable pres
ents. They included besides cut
glass, china, and silverware In pro.
fusion, gold and checks, linen and
household equipment, an art square
a library table. clocks. quilts
| blankets, vases, and other useful and
| ornamental articles.
The bride is a graduate OF Hal
| lowell High, class of %, and o.
Shaw's Business college. The groom
| is a graduate of Cony, also class 9
30 and of a technical school Bot
young people have many friends wne
wish them all happiness.
Among the out of town guess
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley ID. FAR
Cecil Farr, Richard Farr, Katheril'
I Farr, Leonard Farr, Mrs. Manel y
! Foster, Stanley Foster, Hazel Foster
Alfred w. Hawkes., Sophie J,
| Hawkes. and Elliott w. Hawkes.. u
| of Manchester: Miss Jessie M. LDp.
| Mrs. Harriet Libby, Mrs. Elsie LADY,
Miss Helen Libby, Herbert Lapps
| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Libby, MAJ;
Libby, Florence Z. Libby, Edward |,
Libby and Edward D. Nutting, Y
of I.itchfield: Mr.. and Mrs. pav ,N
| Bowie, Mrs. Eva S. Swartz ana ~ ~.
Esther SwartZ, all of Winthrop; Ml.
| Gertrude Farr. Mrs. c. .. FOE
| Caroline E. Fogg, Mrs. Bernice 2
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERIC m ~.
son, Virginia Farr. Eta M. Rlcn1 z,.a.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben b: pu I,
gin. all of Augusta: Rev. ana M =.
w. l.. Bradeen of Atkinson; MISS y.
/ fie Bradeen of the University =
Maine; Franklin I'M. Bradeen ,,.
Madison, Miss Constance Carpen's
of Gardiner. MHlcolm B. Dana :,
Ashland, Walter Hawkes. OF No's :
| Andover. Mass, George Hawkes.
| West Falmouth,