Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
WEDDING.
Parker-ScofieId.

At Christ Episcopal church in Pough-
 keepsie at o'clock Wednesday even 1 ing there was a pretty wedding when Miss Elizabeth Easemead Scofield, ! daughter of Prof. Frank l.. Scofield, of that city, and Henry Fitch Parker of l this city were united in marriage by Rev. Alexander Griswold Cummins, rector of the church. There was a | large attendance of relatives and i friends. ] The bridal procession consisted of the
 bride, who was escorted down the aisle by her father. Frank l.. Scofield; the maid of honor, Miss Florine l.. Sco- | field, of Norwich a sister of the bride l two little flower girls Annette and
 Lester Parker, nieces of the groom and 1 daughters of MT. and Mrs. Gerard l.. Parker. of Brookline, Mass: the four ushers. Henry H. Walker and Gerard | H. Jensen of this city and Charles E. | and Howard L. Scofield of Pougmkeep- | sic. brothers of the bride; the groom ! and his best man, Gerard l.. Parker, of Rrookline, the groom's brother. |. Mendelssohn's wedding march and l the bridal chorus from Lohengrin were | played by Prof Harry s. Book, organ ! ist of the church. with a short musical programme before the ceremony.
 | The brides lovely gown was crepe l meteor over white silk. trimmed with repousee lace and pearl. It was made with court train and the tulle veil was
 caught with orange blossoms. She car ried brides roses and lilies of the val | ley.
 The maid of honor, Miss Florine l.. Scofield, made a charming appearance in a becoming dress of yellow crepe de chime over yellow silk. trimmed
 with lace applique and messaline She
 wore a white beaver hat trimmed with gold roses and a white willow plume, and carried yellow chrysanthemums The two pretty little flower girls
 were daintily gowned in white em- broidered French dresses with white ribbons and carried baskets of yellow single chrysanthemums.
 A reception at the home of the bride | followed the wedding ceremony. Smith Brothers were the caterers and Sco- fields stHinged orchestra furnished a delightful musical programme. The beautiful house decorations were by ashford and consisted of palms. yellow chrysanthemums and Cape smilax. the
 church being similarly decorated The gifts bestowed were numerous and handsome. consisting of many pieces of solid Silver. cut glasS I-'c- a-brac, pictures rugs. articles of fur
 niture, etc, and testified to tine cor dial esteem in which the couple are held.
 Mir and Mrs. Parker left in the evening for a wedding trip which will take them west and south. after which they will return to Norwich and take up residence at the home of Mir. Par ker on Mckinley avenue.
 There were present Mrs. Elizabeth Randall and Miss Matilda Randall, Norwich; Mir. and Mrs. J. Frank Clark, Miss Mabel Clark. Miss Florine l.. Sco- field, Mir. and Mrs. Martin c. Jensen, Gerard E.. Jensen. Mrs. Elizabeth Nor ton, Miss Curtis, Henry Fl. Walker, Mir. and Mrs. John l.. Parker Mrs Frank A. Roath of Norwich; Mir. and Mrs. fGerard l.. Parker and children of Brookline, Mass; MT. and Mrs. Howard Richardson. New York city.
 Mir. Parker is one of the park com
 missioners in this city member of Trinity Episcopal church, the Board of
 Trade and a prominent young man of
 the city, while his bride is well known here, where she has visited frequently. Stewart Maurice.
 Robert Stewart and Miss Austeria Maurice sprang surprise on their friends on Wednesday by quietly slip- ping off to Westerly, R. l., where they were married. returning here Thurs l day after a short trip. The groom is | electrician at the Eaton Chase com l pany, having come here from New York state. and the bride is the daugh- ! ter of Everett Maurice, foreman at the