Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-24
BURRtLL-HUTCH|NS0N
NUPT|ALS Celebrated
SATURDAY AT AUBURN

Us ~ nOUUllN
AT four o'clock Saturday afternoon
In the Elm street, universities
church, Auburn, Miss Alberta, DeLord
Hutchinson of Auburn became Tho
bride Of Richard Odiorne Burrill of
Waltham, Mass.
the bride has lived In Auburn the
greater part of her life, is a Bates
college graduate and has many
friends In both Lewiston and Au-
burn, while the groom is the son of
superintendent of Schools and Mrs.
Fred w. Burrill of Augusta.
Palms and ferns with streamers of
evergreen and golden rod We're used
as the decorations in the church.
Dr. Rodney F. Johonnet performed
the ceremony and the bride was Civ
en- In marriage by her father, Mr..
Scott George Hutchinson of Fitch
burg, Mass. The church organist,
Miss Florence Wells of Lewiston,
furnished the music.
The bride chose as her attendants,
Miss Beatrice Airline Childs of Mex
leo as maid of honor, Miss Dorothy
Bearce of Lewiston, Miss Gladys
Hutchinson of Worcester, both cous-
ms. Miss Adelaide Whitehouse of
Hollis and Miss Janice Meredith
Holt of Auburn, a college classmate,
as the bridesmaids.
Miss Hutchinson, who Is Of the
petite type. looked especially lovely
in a period gown of white satin
trimmed with duchess and rose point
lace. and her veil was also made of
duchess lace and tulle. The maid of
honor wore peach crepe trimmed
with taffeta. and the bridesmaids
were gowned in frocks Of orchid and
maize crepe with silver trimmings.
Master Philip Hutchinson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester A. Hutchinson of
tailored suit of black satin and
ter lily.
Meredith Frederick Burrill Of Au-
gusta, a brother of the bridegroom
was the best man and Mr.. Burrill
chse as his ushers, Scott Arthur
Hutchinson of Fitchburg, brother of
the bride. John Hobart Gates of East
Haven, Conn, c. Capen Peaslee OF
Auburn and F. Paul Thompson of
Sanford the last three being college
classmates.
The gift OF the bridegroom to the
bride was a Maine Aquamarine din
ner ring of white gold. The bride
presented her maid of honor with
gold mesh bag and her bridesmaids
with double strand pearl necklaces.
The ring bearer received a signet
ring. A Waldermar watch chain ana
knife were the gift of the bridegroom
to the best man and the ushers re-
ceived bill folds of pin-seal
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held in the church parlor,
which was decorated with gladioii,
potted plants and bachelor buttons
Besides the bridal party. Mrs. f. W.
Burrill of Augusta, gowned in rose
crepe with rose and black hat was In
the receiving line. besides Mrs. GER
trude Fl. Verrill of Auburn, who wore
a lace dress over powder blue georg-
cite with black velvet hat, Mrs.
George f. Bearce of Lewiston, f. w.
Burrill of Augusta and 5. q. Hutchlh-
son of Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. Eleanor Mclean Burrows
Miss Alice Grove. Mrs. r. Paul
Thompson, Miss Nellie BanhlSter anu
Miss Katherine LePearl assisted Will
the serving. -
Mrs Rurrill left on a wedding trip
and will be at home after September
eight at Waltham, Mass, where MI
R1Irrill is Sllb-master of the NoTlh
Junior high school. ,,..
The bride was born in F1tchpurs'
Mass. the daughter of Mr.. ana Mls;
scott George Hutchinson, graduated
from Edward Little high school anu
froIn Rates college in 1924 For the
nast two wears she has been the
french and Latin instructor at buA-
ton high school, c,o
She is a member. Of the Gamma
Beta Sorority of Edward Little
The bridegroom was born IN HUI 1
ton the son of Mr.. and MIS-, fIea
w Burrill of Augusta and grauuate1
from the Brewer hlgh scnooI anu
from Bates college in 1924. He was
ooaob and instructor at the Camden
bi~h school in 1924 and '25. Last
var he become sub master of North
Junior high at Waltham, Mass. Dur
ine, the World War he served as
rriyate and non-commissioned ofhcer
in the 317th, Field Signal Battaion
at Camp Devens and in France. Nj.
RIrrill was a prominent athiete winnie
in college, playing on the varsity
basketball, football and track teams
Among the pre- nuptial aHalrs
given for Mrs. Burrill was the orldge
given by some of her classmates, at
the home Of Miss Janice Holt OF
Davis avenue, Auburn, ana lhe UNI
per marty. which Miss Alice crow
gave in honor of the bride elect Au-
gust IA. the guests being members
~ the Gamma Beta club. Mrs. Eled
nor Mclean Burrows was hostess az
a variety shower at her home on Up
ner Center street, recently. Inc
bridal dinner an enjoyable affalr Tor
the bride and bride groom, ushers anu
bridesmaids at Paradise Farm. look
place Friday evening, followed ny
rehearsal at the church.
Among the out Of town guests
present at the wedding and receptlon
were Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. HUTCHINSON
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred RamsoeIl VI
Fitchburg, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. =. "A.
Hutchinson of Taunton, Mass, MISS
Katherine LePearl Of Worcester,
Mass. Miss Nellie Bannister of islano
Falls DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Odiorne
and son. Philip Of Coopers Mills, MISS
CIara r. Reed of Milton, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Libby OF Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hamlln M1e'
Eliza Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. Z: =. wa
terman, Homer Illingworth OF Buxton
Edward ]. Hutchinson OF FItchpurs.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chase Oh
OIdtown. Miss Marion chase OF
Oldtown. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lln"ooa
chase of New York City, Mr.. ana
Nrs Clarence Gould of Bucknelo'
nv, and Mrs. Lloyd Meadows OF Ciln-
ton, Ill, Mrs. H. ]. Turner OF Au-
gusta.