Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-20

window, where, with the beautiful
back ground and beneath a wedding
bell of solid white carnations made
by and gift from the brides cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Buck
nam. The double ring service was
performed by the Rev. George Mer-
riam, d. D., pastor of the Bethany
Baptist church, where the bride
since early childhood has been an
attendant and is a member of the
choir. The brides sister. Miss Dor
othy Day, was maid of honor. The
bride was attended by her young
nephew, Harry Day, Jr., acting as
page Little Miss Mildred Baldwin,
niece of the groom, of Naugatuck,
Conn, was flower girl. The grooms
brother Arthur Guise, student at
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, acted as best man. The
bride, one, of Skowhegan's most at
tractive young ladies, was charming
indeed in white chiffon taffeta with
rose point lace collar and tulle veil
held in place by an orange blossom
bandeau and carrying lovely show
er bouquet of roses and sweet peas,
as she was given in marriage by her
father. The maid of honor was most
ali eCTuC lace
dress over apricot satin, and be-
coming hat, and carried a bouquet
of butterfly roses with ribbon
streamers. The flower girl was
dainty, gowned in lavender crepe,
and carried a bouquet of lavender
sweet peas. Master Junior as page
wore white. The wedding march
from Lohengrin was played by Miss
Ella Flanders of Boston, a graduate
from the New England Conservatory
of Music, who also played Chopin's
Nocturne in ID Flat; Liebestraume by
List; a Chopin waltz in L minor
George r. Day and Harry c. Day,
brothers of the bride, were the ush-
ers. The guests were received by
the brides mother, Mrs. Charles w.
Day, and her daughterin- law, Mrs.
Harry c. Day. Following the cere-
mony reception was held and in
the receiving line were the groom
and brides parents and the bridal
party. Few brides have received the
prenuptial attention that has been
bestowed upon Miss Day, who has
quisite and beautiful gifts, which
were effectively arranged in the Ii
brary and We're in charge of Miss
Alice r. Parker of Belfast.
The wedding luncheon was serv-
ed by the Misses Eugene, Gather
inc and Blanch Beriner and Wyona
Simpson. The luncheon menu con-
| sisted of chicken salad, bread and
butter sandwiches, olives and nuts,
French vanilla ice cream with sweet
peas, macaroons, angel cake, Eliz-
abeth Day fresh strawberry bon
bons decorated with orange bios
SONS and lilies Of the valley, glace
nuts, demi-tasse coffee and fruit
punch. The guests were presented
with wedding cake monogramed
ials. A hundred relatives and
! friends were guests at the wedding,
| those from out OF town were Mr..
! and Mrs. II. B. Guise, Arthur Guise,
! Brookline, Mass; Miss Mildred
Baldwin, Naugatuck, Conn; Mrs.
/ Mary T. Oak, Bangor: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Oscar knowlton, North Vassalboro,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arlie Dinsmore, Bing-
ham; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis a. Ken
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clewley,
Misses Pauline and Eleanor Clew-
| ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry kenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThaXter Church, Mrs.
Gay Bradbury. Brewer; Miss Mil
dred knowlton. Cambridge, Mass;
| MISS LUIS hSlSd -hciNCLl,
Mass: Miss Lucy Gage. Augusta;
Miss Evelyn Joy. Hinckley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving l.. Carver Bethel: Miss
Harriet Mosher. Miss Margaret
Gallagher, Miss Mildred Cousins,
! Miss Pauline Tartre, Miss Eleanor
Herlihy. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Glea-
son, Bangor: Miss Eleanor Moody,
Sharon, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Isabel. North Arson; Miss Miriam
Walker, Z Castine; Miss Florence
Longfellow. Machias: Mr.. H. V.
Tobey. and Mr.. William Hudson.
Portland; Miss Alice r. Parker,
Belfast; Miss Ella Flanders, Boston.
Mr.. Guise is a graduate of Naug-
atuck, Conn, High school: Andover
Academy and Boston University and
a member of Kappa Phi Alpha fra
ternity and travels for Bird and
Son of East Walpole, Mass, cover
ing New York and Connecticut His
bride was graduated from Skowheg-
an High School in 1920 and from
Miss Lucy Wheelocks Kindergarten
School, Boston, in 1922 and has been
a member of the Kindergarten
force in Bangor since graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guise after a we'd
| ding trip are to make their home
in RidgeeEd, Conn, where a home is
already furnished and awaiting their
occupancy.