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Miss Muriel Harvey Becomes Bride Of Arthur E Emerson

A simple wedding took place at the Second Congregational church South Brewer Monday night at 8 o'clock when Miss Muriel Myrtle Harvey of South Brewer, daughter of Ernest O. Harvey of Bridgewater became the bride of Arthur Ervin Emerson, son of Charles E. Emerson of Dover-Foxcroft. The Rev. John H. Miller, pastor officiated at the ceremony, reading the single-rlng service. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Niles uncle and aunt of the bride. The bride was attired in a white summer suit with white accessories and complemented her costume with a shoulder corsage of red roses. Mr.s Niles wore navy blue with white accessories. Her corsage was of sweetpeas. The young couple left on a short wedding trip, the destination of which was not announced. The bride traveled in a navy blue auit with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson will be at home at 148 Elm street South Brewer after July 12. The bride was graduated from Bridgewater Classical academy and attended the Maine School of Commerce. The bridegroom attended Guilford high school the University of Wisconsin (N T S) Husson college and Bryant college Both Mr. and Mrs. Emerson are employed by the Eastern corporation. The bride waa guest of honor at a surprise miscellaneous ahower given recently by Mrs. Abble Niles it her home 148 Elm street, South Brewer. A color scheme of yellow and white was carried out in the decorations which included bouquets of roses. The evening was spent socially and refreshments were served icluding a beautifully decorated bride's cake made by Mrs. Niles. The honor guest received many lovely gifts. Others attending were: Mr Muriel Hewes, Mrs. Donald Clendenning, Miss Carole Clendenning, Mrs. Anna Joy, Mrs. Anna Lurvey, Mrs. Patricia Thompson, Miss Theresa Arsenault, Mrs. Ethel Wakely, Mrs. Lorraine Beatham, Miss Barbara Beatham, Mrs. Laura Hewes, Mrs. Clare Legasse, Mrs. Alice Downs, Mrs. Myrtle Tiemey, Mrs. Beatrice Durkee, Mrs. Delma Browning, Mrs. Josephine Young, Mrs. Myrtle Niles, Miss Judith Niles and Miss Susan Downs.^3,4