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Holmes isnon are oneot sufficient 1 in fakings the way itIS MEETS!f the hoardhire districtit the homein this cityof the cen-dmission ofry. The ap-I, v Reynolds y acted up-i of censorsW. M. 51.-r* his city and rth Adams, s. Brown of of Dalton.cipal of the Lee high school. Thebride’s mother is also a daughter ofMrs. Edward P. Durant of Great Barrington.Miss Rice, a debutante of last winter entered the church with her father, who gave her in marriage. Shewore an Empire gown of white liberty satin, trimmed with Venetian point lace and made with a court train. Her veil of tulle vras held by a coronet of orange blossoms and shea bouquet of gardenias.Gladys Durant Rice was her maid of honor. She wore an gown of mauve liberty satin guimpe of gold lace. Her large mauve satin was lined with a shade and trimmed with to match. She carried a tray of viol eta held at the left side.BoFion and and * his cityand 28 sheettrain * bet we*carriedM i s'S sister’s Km p ire with a has of deeper plumesbaskelie’iVISITEDiaid an ©frill ireRoyalHe was ac-iidvell andGreat Bar-f Pittsfieldring:on andThe bridesmaids were Misses Clair* Means, Katherine Barton, Dorothea Potter, Jacqueline Kelley, Cornelia Hoyt r.nd Rtoise Dttrant.They wore gowns of corn colored chiffon, trimmed with silk fringe and lace, and hats of chiffon covered with mauve and purple dahlias. They carried baskets of small yellow ehrys-anthcmiiius.Robert L. Means was; his 'brother’s best man. The ushers w-ere Abbot Goodhu-e, Robert, Grant, Jr., JohnReece. Philip Little, Edward Howland. Hendrick Whitman, William Gilbert and Durant Rice.There was a reception at the home of the Vride’s parents. No. 81 Irving place.er a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Means will live in Boston.A sum mmthat out of aduring thewere on timethe t ains ru late.A study ofdel a y i on th« elusive of wate rating. Tiwhich runs firh i n g he retag to tehellays, withwere as foil#*, ftiOVnotifying ermainly beean trying brakesexpress, chan fright accid'bridge, thro slow boards.gine, -hangiident v-i it, fo river bridge;uteo. low Ht,m changing eng field, I■ e-cess!i one hour andboards, frelg changing su son riv eristee, low steenginehag*ind slipperyminim k n
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Fri, Nov 15, 1907
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