Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
WINTHROP
Hobart Adams

CURED at high noon wednesday az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Adams on Western avenue, When
their daughter, Beatrice Mae, Was
united in marriage to J. ElW'n
Hobart, the officiating clergyman pc
ing Rev. Ernest Holman, pastor Oh
the Baptist church in Camden.
The attractive home was very
daintily decorated for the occasion
by Mrs. Lottie. York, Mrs. Dora Bish-
CD, Mrs. Mae Walton and Mrs. Addie
Edwards of the Martha class. An
arch of evergreen, white ribbons, ana
wild roses was backed with ferns
evergreen and roses. The stairway
was also banked with greens ana
flowers and a band of white satin
ribbon connected stairway and arch
Baskets and jardinieres of ferns and
roses were effectively placed, and the
windows were hung with white
streamers,' caught with rosebuds.
The bridal party descended the
stairs to the strains Of the Lohen-
gfirin wedding march, played by
Marsters York. Little Miss Barbara
Wood bearing the rings on a near
shaped glass tray lined with rose
petals headed the procession. TtS
bride was attended by Miss AIMEE
Bookings, a college friend, ana Df.
Elmer Gaylord, the groom's cousin,
OBLIGATED as best man. The double
ring service was used The bride
was given in marriage by her father,
William 7. Adams.
The brides gown was pink geor-
gette with shadow lace inserts over
pale yellow. She carried Ophella
roses. She wore her mothers we'd
ding slippers, and carried a handker-
chief which her aunt had carried at
her marriage % years ago on the
same date and day. Miss Bookings
wore nile green crepe de chine, and
a large white hat. 4.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bride cut and distributed
the handsome brides cake, which
was very daintily frosted in pink
and white. only relatives and a Few
friends were present at the wedding
but a reception Immediately followed
the ceremony, when many friends OF
the young couple offered congratu-
lations and best wishes for the
future.
In the receiving line with the new
ly welded pair were their attendants,
DR.. Gaylord and Miss Brookings,
the parents of the bride, Mr.. and
Mis-. w. L. <ANciitSg anu tIAS pa NANS-'
of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. George
Hobart of Skowhegan. Misses Fran
ces Edwards. GWendolyn Brown and
Regena Curtis acted as ushers and
Marsters York oficiated at the
piano during the reception.
The wedding gifts were attrac-
lively displayed and included a great
profusion of lovely articles in silver
cut glass, china, linen, etc. Refresh
ments of ices, cookies and punch
were served on the Veranda, which
was hung with Streamers of pink and
white. and fragrant with the season S
flowers. Mrs. Walter Clement dip
ped punch and Mrs. Eta Brown and
Mrs. Martha French served.
Following the reception the bride
and groom slipped away from tne
watchful friends and departed by
auto for a two weeks wedding tour,
after which they Will reside in West
Winthrop. They have the hearty
good wishes of hosts Of friends.
Out of town guests at the wedding
We're Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobart,
Willis Hobart and Miss Grace Wood
of Skowhegan, Mr.. and hrs. Merton
Dennis, Misses Fern and Mildred
Dennis of, Athens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chancey Locke, Irving Caverley, Jr4
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, VIII
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. NIyron Smith
of Skowhegan, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Caine of Dorchester, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cummings, Miss Mildred
Cummings, Mrs. Helen Cummings,
Clarence Rowe and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Garland of Augusta, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Asa Cummings, Master Foster
Cummings of Aver, Mass, Mrs.
Charles Jones of Fanneil, Mass, Rev
and Mrs. Raymond Buker of Sabat-
tus. Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Wood and
daughter Barbara, Mrs. Ernest Hol-
man and Miss Helen Holman of
Canaan.
Mrs. Hobart is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Adams, was born in
Wilton but has lived the greater
part of her life in Winthrop, gradu-
ated from Winthrop High, also from
Bates college. 1928. She trained. for
a nurse at the Deaconness' hospital
in Boston until she was obliged to
give up the work on account Of Ii
health. She is a member of the Bap-
fist church in Lewiston.
Mr.. Hobart was born in Cornville,
later lived in Lexington, Mass, and
Skowhesan, Me. He graduated from
SNO"ISSiH IIISi III 1919, dllSnQc1
the University of Maine for a time,
then the Lloyd training school IN
Boston, from which he graduated in
1928. For the past two years he has
been teacher of manual training IT,
the Winthrop schools.
The eroom's gift to the bride was
a beautiful bracelet and the bride
gave her maid of honor a bracelet.
The groom gave his best man sill
yer cigarette case and gift of money.
Mrs. Laurence Richmond enter
tanned at an auction party Tuesday
afternoon. The guests were: Mrs. j.
II. Wellman, Mrs. c. P. Rowell. Mrs.
Mary Kurtz, Miss Harriet Weston,
Mrs. Ray Riley, Mrs. H. w. Stevens,
Mrs. NJ. w. Wiswell. Mrs. L. r. Garlic
ton, Mrs. l.. r. Carleton, Jr.. Mrs.
A. E. Snow, Mrs. Everard French.
Mrs. &. n. Towle, Mrs. Weston. Mrs.
2. F. Gale, Mrs. Arthur Briggs, Mrs.
W. A. Whiting. Mrs. L. +. jackson,
Mrs. II. S. Woodman, Mrs. Arthur
Asnew and Mrs. Joseph Routhier.
Mrs. Jackson won the first prize,
Mrs. Routhier the second and Mrs.
V2ricnen Vainc pndunncI