Wife of Clifford and mother of Jean Hope and Mildred Rugg. She married Clifford Earl Rugg 3/30/1922 with Jacob Van Ness officiating. Witnesses were Willard H and Mildred C Peck.
Marion's middle name is possibly due to her mother's admiration for Henry Harland (1 March 1861 – 20 December 1905) an American novelist and editor. However Marion Harland was very popular in 1896. That was the pen name for Mary Virginia Hawes Terhune who enjoyed great success as an author of books on housewifery etc..
Shower and Wedding Gifts in 1922 by Dave Peck Heritage Hunters President.
In 1922, a century ago, my father's oldest sister, Marion H. Peck 1896-1977, married Clifford E. Rugg 1894-1974. My great aunt Mary J. Peck
1880-1978 gave a shower for her niece attended by many local relatives and friends. The Saratoga County History Roundtable is currently making videos
about small towns, called Forgotten Crossroads. The second video will be about Bacon Hill, my home village, and I'm helping with that. Looking through
old albums handed down by the bride and groom to their granddaughter, Jennifer Bean Thomas, I came upon a summary of the shower and wedding gifts
listed by my great aunt Mary J., reproduced below. After much research, I was able to provide the names, life spans and relationships of those listed.
Gifts and donors at the Variety Shower hosted by Mary J. Peck for her niece Marion Peck, Saturday, March 30, 1922
1. Mary J. Peck Pieced Quilt
2. Mother Peck Comforter and Protector
3. Mother Rugg and Ruth Embroidered Doily
4. Wertie Deyoe Blue End Bath Towel
5. Susan Fryar Two Linen Towels
6. Miss Robins Two Linen Towels
7. Evelyn Deyoe Lace Dresser Cover
8. Daisy Sparling Embroidered Dresser Cover
9. Mildred Peck Tatting Trimmed Dresser Cover
10. Marguerite Turnston Five Crocheted Doilies
11. Elsie Winney Embroidered Table Runner
12. Jake Small Velvet Rug
13. Elizabeth Williams Mitten Holders
14. Mayte Sparling Silver Jelly Spoon
15. Katherine McCarty Silver Olive Spoon
16. Harry McNeil Set of Silver Nut Picks
17. Aunt Carrie China Nut Dish
18. Fanny Macklin Nippon Nappy
19. Mary Hamm China Bonbon Dish
20. Mrs. McLaren Half Dozen Cut Glass Tumblers
21. Miss Swift Glass Candle Sticks
22. Hildred McRae Large Oval Covered Pyrex Dish
23. Mildred Winney &
24. Dora Van Derwerker Large Round Covered Pyrex Dish
25. Bessie Hurd Small Round Covered Pyrex Dish
26. Hazel Vanderwerker Round Pyrex Dish
27. Hazel Van Denbergh Utility Pyrex Dish
28. Dr. Fryar & Mrs. Frisby Large Pie Pyrex Dish
29. Ella Robinson Pie Pyrex Dish
30. Bertha Williams Earthen Mixing Bowl
31. Grandpa Peck Rolling Pin
32. Anna Fryar Peck Aluminum Covered Stew Kettle
33. Bernice Peck Small Aluminum Frying Pan
34. Mildred Peck Wire Toaster
35. Frederick Peck Small Broom
36. Emily Fryar Lovely Nickle Tea Kettle
37. Charlotte Williams &
38. Helen Lant Crumer and Tray
39. Ida Cramer Measuring Cup
40. Maxine Brown Wire Dish Cloth
2
Wedding Gifts
1. Miss Eva Coffin Clock
2. Mrs. Wertie Deyoe Sugar Spoon
3. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Deyoe Pickle Fork
4. Mary C. Macklin Little Fork
5. Mr. & Mrs. Wm McGeoch Sugar Spoon
6. Mrs. McLaren Cake Plate
7. Mrs. & Mrs. Arthur McGeoch Salad Fork
8. Mr. & Mrs. Van Ess Bible
9. Dr. & Mrs. Bullard Jardiniere
10. Hazel Morey Berry Set
11. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Hall Vinegar Cruet
12. Dr. & Mrs. Webster Vinegar Cruet
13. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hall Tray
14. Bernice Peck & Frederick Mayon-Dressing Dish
15. Mrs. Sarah Lant Meat Fork
16. Mrs. Henry Reid Fancy Dish
17. Marion Reid Sugar & Cram
18. Mr. & Mrs. Geo Vanderwarker Cream Spoon
19. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Vanderwarker Table Cloth
20. Miss Jennie McCollum Towels
21. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Peck Butter Knife
22. Charles & Caroline Peck Cake Tray
23. Mrs. Earl Rugg &
24. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bean Berry Dish
25. Sarah E. Cramer & Family Meat Fork
26. Mr. Frank Sherman & Family Centerpiece
27. Grandpa $20 in Gold
28. Mrs. Lara Rugg $20 in Gold
29. Chas Cramer & Family $20 in Gold (2 tens)
30. Willard & Mildred $10 in Gold
31. Mary J. Peck $5 in Gold
32. George & Anna $5 in Gold
33. Mrs. Jennett Kenyon $5 in Gold
34. Dr. & Mrs. A. M. Burt $5 Check
35. Father & Mother & Boys $500
36. Mr. & Mrs. John J. West Large Cut Glass Dish
Notes
a. Several Pyrex dishes were given, probably because Pyrex had just been developed by Corning Glass and was considered a luxury item
Marion's middle name is possibly due to her mother's admiration for Henry Harland (1 March 1861 – 20 December 1905) an American novelist and editor. However Marion Harland was very popular in 1896. That was the pen name for Mary Virginia Hawes Terhune who enjoyed great success as an author of books on housewifery etc..
Shower and Wedding Gifts in 1922 by Dave Peck Heritage Hunters President.
In 1922, a century ago, my father's oldest sister, Marion H. Peck 1896-1977, married Clifford E. Rugg 1894-1974. My great aunt Mary J. Peck
1880-1978 gave a shower for her niece attended by many local relatives and friends. The Saratoga County History Roundtable is currently making videos
about small towns, called Forgotten Crossroads. The second video will be about Bacon Hill, my home village, and I'm helping with that. Looking through
old albums handed down by the bride and groom to their granddaughter, Jennifer Bean Thomas, I came upon a summary of the shower and wedding gifts
listed by my great aunt Mary J., reproduced below. After much research, I was able to provide the names, life spans and relationships of those listed.
Gifts and donors at the Variety Shower hosted by Mary J. Peck for her niece Marion Peck, Saturday, March 30, 1922
1. Mary J. Peck Pieced Quilt
2. Mother Peck Comforter and Protector
3. Mother Rugg and Ruth Embroidered Doily
4. Wertie Deyoe Blue End Bath Towel
5. Susan Fryar Two Linen Towels
6. Miss Robins Two Linen Towels
7. Evelyn Deyoe Lace Dresser Cover
8. Daisy Sparling Embroidered Dresser Cover
9. Mildred Peck Tatting Trimmed Dresser Cover
10. Marguerite Turnston Five Crocheted Doilies
11. Elsie Winney Embroidered Table Runner
12. Jake Small Velvet Rug
13. Elizabeth Williams Mitten Holders
14. Mayte Sparling Silver Jelly Spoon
15. Katherine McCarty Silver Olive Spoon
16. Harry McNeil Set of Silver Nut Picks
17. Aunt Carrie China Nut Dish
18. Fanny Macklin Nippon Nappy
19. Mary Hamm China Bonbon Dish
20. Mrs. McLaren Half Dozen Cut Glass Tumblers
21. Miss Swift Glass Candle Sticks
22. Hildred McRae Large Oval Covered Pyrex Dish
23. Mildred Winney &
24. Dora Van Derwerker Large Round Covered Pyrex Dish
25. Bessie Hurd Small Round Covered Pyrex Dish
26. Hazel Vanderwerker Round Pyrex Dish
27. Hazel Van Denbergh Utility Pyrex Dish
28. Dr. Fryar & Mrs. Frisby Large Pie Pyrex Dish
29. Ella Robinson Pie Pyrex Dish
30. Bertha Williams Earthen Mixing Bowl
31. Grandpa Peck Rolling Pin
32. Anna Fryar Peck Aluminum Covered Stew Kettle
33. Bernice Peck Small Aluminum Frying Pan
34. Mildred Peck Wire Toaster
35. Frederick Peck Small Broom
36. Emily Fryar Lovely Nickle Tea Kettle
37. Charlotte Williams &
38. Helen Lant Crumer and Tray
39. Ida Cramer Measuring Cup
40. Maxine Brown Wire Dish Cloth
2
Wedding Gifts
1. Miss Eva Coffin Clock
2. Mrs. Wertie Deyoe Sugar Spoon
3. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Deyoe Pickle Fork
4. Mary C. Macklin Little Fork
5. Mr. & Mrs. Wm McGeoch Sugar Spoon
6. Mrs. McLaren Cake Plate
7. Mrs. & Mrs. Arthur McGeoch Salad Fork
8. Mr. & Mrs. Van Ess Bible
9. Dr. & Mrs. Bullard Jardiniere
10. Hazel Morey Berry Set
11. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Hall Vinegar Cruet
12. Dr. & Mrs. Webster Vinegar Cruet
13. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hall Tray
14. Bernice Peck & Frederick Mayon-Dressing Dish
15. Mrs. Sarah Lant Meat Fork
16. Mrs. Henry Reid Fancy Dish
17. Marion Reid Sugar & Cram
18. Mr. & Mrs. Geo Vanderwarker Cream Spoon
19. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Vanderwarker Table Cloth
20. Miss Jennie McCollum Towels
21. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Peck Butter Knife
22. Charles & Caroline Peck Cake Tray
23. Mrs. Earl Rugg &
24. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bean Berry Dish
25. Sarah E. Cramer & Family Meat Fork
26. Mr. Frank Sherman & Family Centerpiece
27. Grandpa $20 in Gold
28. Mrs. Lara Rugg $20 in Gold
29. Chas Cramer & Family $20 in Gold (2 tens)
30. Willard & Mildred $10 in Gold
31. Mary J. Peck $5 in Gold
32. George & Anna $5 in Gold
33. Mrs. Jennett Kenyon $5 in Gold
34. Dr. & Mrs. A. M. Burt $5 Check
35. Father & Mother & Boys $500
36. Mr. & Mrs. John J. West Large Cut Glass Dish
Notes
a. Several Pyrex dishes were given, probably because Pyrex had just been developed by Corning Glass and was considered a luxury item
Wife of Clifford and mother of Jean Hope and Mildred Rugg. She married Clifford Earl Rugg 3/30/1922 with Jacob Van Ness officiating. Witnesses were Willard H and Mildred C Peck.
Marion's middle name is possibly due to her mother's admiration for Henry Harland (1 March 1861 – 20 December 1905) an American novelist and editor. However Marion Harland was very popular in 1896. That was the pen name for Mary Virginia Hawes Terhune who enjoyed great success as an author of books on housewifery etc..
Shower and Wedding Gifts in 1922 by Dave Peck Heritage Hunters President.
In 1922, a century ago, my father's oldest sister, Marion H. Peck 1896-1977, married Clifford E. Rugg 1894-1974. My great aunt Mary J. Peck
1880-1978 gave a shower for her niece attended by many local relatives and friends. The Saratoga County History Roundtable is currently making videos
about small towns, called Forgotten Crossroads. The second video will be about Bacon Hill, my home village, and I'm helping with that. Looking through
old albums handed down by the bride and groom to their granddaughter, Jennifer Bean Thomas, I came upon a summary of the shower and wedding gifts
listed by my great aunt Mary J., reproduced below. After much research, I was able to provide the names, life spans and relationships of those listed.
Gifts and donors at the Variety Shower hosted by Mary J. Peck for her niece Marion Peck, Saturday, March 30, 1922
1. Mary J. Peck Pieced Quilt
2. Mother Peck Comforter and Protector
3. Mother Rugg and Ruth Embroidered Doily
4. Wertie Deyoe Blue End Bath Towel
5. Susan Fryar Two Linen Towels
6. Miss Robins Two Linen Towels
7. Evelyn Deyoe Lace Dresser Cover
8. Daisy Sparling Embroidered Dresser Cover
9. Mildred Peck Tatting Trimmed Dresser Cover
10. Marguerite Turnston Five Crocheted Doilies
11. Elsie Winney Embroidered Table Runner
12. Jake Small Velvet Rug
13. Elizabeth Williams Mitten Holders
14. Mayte Sparling Silver Jelly Spoon
15. Katherine McCarty Silver Olive Spoon
16. Harry McNeil Set of Silver Nut Picks
17. Aunt Carrie China Nut Dish
18. Fanny Macklin Nippon Nappy
19. Mary Hamm China Bonbon Dish
20. Mrs. McLaren Half Dozen Cut Glass Tumblers
21. Miss Swift Glass Candle Sticks
22. Hildred McRae Large Oval Covered Pyrex Dish
23. Mildred Winney &
24. Dora Van Derwerker Large Round Covered Pyrex Dish
25. Bessie Hurd Small Round Covered Pyrex Dish
26. Hazel Vanderwerker Round Pyrex Dish
27. Hazel Van Denbergh Utility Pyrex Dish
28. Dr. Fryar & Mrs. Frisby Large Pie Pyrex Dish
29. Ella Robinson Pie Pyrex Dish
30. Bertha Williams Earthen Mixing Bowl
31. Grandpa Peck Rolling Pin
32. Anna Fryar Peck Aluminum Covered Stew Kettle
33. Bernice Peck Small Aluminum Frying Pan
34. Mildred Peck Wire Toaster
35. Frederick Peck Small Broom
36. Emily Fryar Lovely Nickle Tea Kettle
37. Charlotte Williams &
38. Helen Lant Crumer and Tray
39. Ida Cramer Measuring Cup
40. Maxine Brown Wire Dish Cloth
2
Wedding Gifts
1. Miss Eva Coffin Clock
2. Mrs. Wertie Deyoe Sugar Spoon
3. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Deyoe Pickle Fork
4. Mary C. Macklin Little Fork
5. Mr. & Mrs. Wm McGeoch Sugar Spoon
6. Mrs. McLaren Cake Plate
7. Mrs. & Mrs. Arthur McGeoch Salad Fork
8. Mr. & Mrs. Van Ess Bible
9. Dr. & Mrs. Bullard Jardiniere
10. Hazel Morey Berry Set
11. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Hall Vinegar Cruet
12. Dr. & Mrs. Webster Vinegar Cruet
13. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hall Tray
14. Bernice Peck & Frederick Mayon-Dressing Dish
15. Mrs. Sarah Lant Meat Fork
16. Mrs. Henry Reid Fancy Dish
17. Marion Reid Sugar & Cram
18. Mr. & Mrs. Geo Vanderwarker Cream Spoon
19. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Vanderwarker Table Cloth
20. Miss Jennie McCollum Towels
21. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Peck Butter Knife
22. Charles & Caroline Peck Cake Tray
23. Mrs. Earl Rugg &
24. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bean Berry Dish
25. Sarah E. Cramer & Family Meat Fork
26. Mr. Frank Sherman & Family Centerpiece
27. Grandpa $20 in Gold
28. Mrs. Lara Rugg $20 in Gold
29. Chas Cramer & Family $20 in Gold (2 tens)
30. Willard & Mildred $10 in Gold
31. Mary J. Peck $5 in Gold
32. George & Anna $5 in Gold
33. Mrs. Jennett Kenyon $5 in Gold
34. Dr. & Mrs. A. M. Burt $5 Check
35. Father & Mother & Boys $500
36. Mr. & Mrs. John J. West Large Cut Glass Dish
Notes
a. Several Pyrex dishes were given, probably because Pyrex had just been developed by Corning Glass and was considered a luxury item
Marion's middle name is possibly due to her mother's admiration for Henry Harland (1 March 1861 – 20 December 1905) an American novelist and editor. However Marion Harland was very popular in 1896. That was the pen name for Mary Virginia Hawes Terhune who enjoyed great success as an author of books on housewifery etc..
Shower and Wedding Gifts in 1922 by Dave Peck Heritage Hunters President.
In 1922, a century ago, my father's oldest sister, Marion H. Peck 1896-1977, married Clifford E. Rugg 1894-1974. My great aunt Mary J. Peck
1880-1978 gave a shower for her niece attended by many local relatives and friends. The Saratoga County History Roundtable is currently making videos
about small towns, called Forgotten Crossroads. The second video will be about Bacon Hill, my home village, and I'm helping with that. Looking through
old albums handed down by the bride and groom to their granddaughter, Jennifer Bean Thomas, I came upon a summary of the shower and wedding gifts
listed by my great aunt Mary J., reproduced below. After much research, I was able to provide the names, life spans and relationships of those listed.
Gifts and donors at the Variety Shower hosted by Mary J. Peck for her niece Marion Peck, Saturday, March 30, 1922
1. Mary J. Peck Pieced Quilt
2. Mother Peck Comforter and Protector
3. Mother Rugg and Ruth Embroidered Doily
4. Wertie Deyoe Blue End Bath Towel
5. Susan Fryar Two Linen Towels
6. Miss Robins Two Linen Towels
7. Evelyn Deyoe Lace Dresser Cover
8. Daisy Sparling Embroidered Dresser Cover
9. Mildred Peck Tatting Trimmed Dresser Cover
10. Marguerite Turnston Five Crocheted Doilies
11. Elsie Winney Embroidered Table Runner
12. Jake Small Velvet Rug
13. Elizabeth Williams Mitten Holders
14. Mayte Sparling Silver Jelly Spoon
15. Katherine McCarty Silver Olive Spoon
16. Harry McNeil Set of Silver Nut Picks
17. Aunt Carrie China Nut Dish
18. Fanny Macklin Nippon Nappy
19. Mary Hamm China Bonbon Dish
20. Mrs. McLaren Half Dozen Cut Glass Tumblers
21. Miss Swift Glass Candle Sticks
22. Hildred McRae Large Oval Covered Pyrex Dish
23. Mildred Winney &
24. Dora Van Derwerker Large Round Covered Pyrex Dish
25. Bessie Hurd Small Round Covered Pyrex Dish
26. Hazel Vanderwerker Round Pyrex Dish
27. Hazel Van Denbergh Utility Pyrex Dish
28. Dr. Fryar & Mrs. Frisby Large Pie Pyrex Dish
29. Ella Robinson Pie Pyrex Dish
30. Bertha Williams Earthen Mixing Bowl
31. Grandpa Peck Rolling Pin
32. Anna Fryar Peck Aluminum Covered Stew Kettle
33. Bernice Peck Small Aluminum Frying Pan
34. Mildred Peck Wire Toaster
35. Frederick Peck Small Broom
36. Emily Fryar Lovely Nickle Tea Kettle
37. Charlotte Williams &
38. Helen Lant Crumer and Tray
39. Ida Cramer Measuring Cup
40. Maxine Brown Wire Dish Cloth
2
Wedding Gifts
1. Miss Eva Coffin Clock
2. Mrs. Wertie Deyoe Sugar Spoon
3. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Deyoe Pickle Fork
4. Mary C. Macklin Little Fork
5. Mr. & Mrs. Wm McGeoch Sugar Spoon
6. Mrs. McLaren Cake Plate
7. Mrs. & Mrs. Arthur McGeoch Salad Fork
8. Mr. & Mrs. Van Ess Bible
9. Dr. & Mrs. Bullard Jardiniere
10. Hazel Morey Berry Set
11. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Hall Vinegar Cruet
12. Dr. & Mrs. Webster Vinegar Cruet
13. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hall Tray
14. Bernice Peck & Frederick Mayon-Dressing Dish
15. Mrs. Sarah Lant Meat Fork
16. Mrs. Henry Reid Fancy Dish
17. Marion Reid Sugar & Cram
18. Mr. & Mrs. Geo Vanderwarker Cream Spoon
19. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Vanderwarker Table Cloth
20. Miss Jennie McCollum Towels
21. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Peck Butter Knife
22. Charles & Caroline Peck Cake Tray
23. Mrs. Earl Rugg &
24. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bean Berry Dish
25. Sarah E. Cramer & Family Meat Fork
26. Mr. Frank Sherman & Family Centerpiece
27. Grandpa $20 in Gold
28. Mrs. Lara Rugg $20 in Gold
29. Chas Cramer & Family $20 in Gold (2 tens)
30. Willard & Mildred $10 in Gold
31. Mary J. Peck $5 in Gold
32. George & Anna $5 in Gold
33. Mrs. Jennett Kenyon $5 in Gold
34. Dr. & Mrs. A. M. Burt $5 Check
35. Father & Mother & Boys $500
36. Mr. & Mrs. John J. West Large Cut Glass Dish
Notes
a. Several Pyrex dishes were given, probably because Pyrex had just been developed by Corning Glass and was considered a luxury item
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