Dorchester Girl Weds Chicago Man Under Roses
Miss Freda Myra Hutcheson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hutcheson of Dorchester, married Herbert Winch Gay of Chicago last evening. The ceremony took place in her home at 7 Hawes Street with a white messaline gown and a bouquet of American beauty roses. Her sister Miss Marguerite Hutcheson attended in a pink satin dress.
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Dorchester
Chicago
Hawes Street
Freda Myra Hutcheson
A. B. Hutcheson
Herbert Winch Gay
Marguerite Hutcheson
Boston Couple Wed in Dorchester Church Ceremony
The wedding was performed by Rev. Clifton D. Gray at Stoughton Street Baptist Church Dorchester with over 500 guests including James D. Henderson commissioner for Maine and New York. Mr Gay, of Stone & Webster, will reside in Wollaston after a long honeymoon.
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Clifton D. Gray
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Dorchester
James D. Henderson
Maine
New York
Gay
Stone & Webster
Boston
Chicago
Mrs. Gay
Wollaston
Fay-Jackson Nuptials Quietly Bond Miss Katherine Fay and George Jackson
Miss Katherine Fay married George Jackson yesterday in a private ceremony at St Mary's Church of the Assumption after a nuptial mass. Only immediate Fay and Jackson family members attended, with Rev. Father M T McManus officiating.
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Katherine Bay
George Jackson
Boston
Fay
Mr. Jackson
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
M. T. McManus
P. R
Fay-Hurley Wedding Ends With Southbound Honeymoon
Miss Fay and Edward Hurley wed in Brookline with Miss Mary Fay as maid of honor and Ed ward Hurley as best man. The plan to delay announcement failed when two guests spotted the bridal party and gave a royal send-off. The couple then departed for an extended South honeymoon after a reception at the bride’s parents home on Flora street.
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Miss Fay
Mary Fay
Edward Hurley
M. F. Fay
Flora Street
Brookline
Kelley Pingree wedding links Harvard graduates in Cambridge
Edmund Sears Kelley and Miss Anne Bragdon Pingree wed at the groom’s Cambridge home. Ceremony under white rose canopy with immediate family. Afterward the couple sail from New York on July 3 for a three month European continental tour by automobile.
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Edmund Sears Kelley
Harvard
Anne Bragdon Pingree
Mellen A. Pingree
Stillman F. Kelley
Washington Avenue
Cambridge
James F. Williamson
Haverhill
Ramson Pingree
Marion Pingree
Stillman Randolph Kelley
Lexington
Jefferson Coe
Worcester
Roger Taft
Howard Jones
Harvard Law School
Harry E. Sears
Rosemary Cody Becomes Mrs William Kelley in Norwood
Miss Rosemary Catherine Cody daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Cody of High street wed William P Kelley musician and athlete of Norwood at St Marys Catholic Church Rev John H Fleming officiated Best man was Joseph Kelley brother of the groom Bridesmaid was Miss Alice W Cody A reception followed at the bride’s parents home A wedding breakfast was served They plan to reside on Winslow avenue Norwood after a trip to Atlantic City and New York
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Dedham
Rosemary Catherine Cody
James F. Cody
High Street
William P. Kelley
Norwood
Charles Kelley
Walnut Avenue
John H. Fleming
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Joseph Kelley
Alice W. Cody
Mrs. Kelley
Winslow Avenue
Atlantic City
New York
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Thomson
de Kimona
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Hand Keene
Pillow Shams
Freda Hutcheson
Fay—Jackson
Katherine Fay
Kelley—Pingree
Kelley
Cody
Trumbull
Willard
Cornwallis
Burgoyne
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