Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
 October Weddings.
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Miss Gladys Goodrich, daughter of
 Rear Admiral Caspaf F. Goodrich, l.. S. N, fetired. formerly eommaadant
 at the Brooklyn navy yard, and Lieut., Charles Belknap. U. $. N., were mar
 ried at Christ Memorial church al
 femfret, Monday. Rev. Chauncey Bunce Brewster, Episcopal bishop of
 Connecticut, ofticiated. Miss Ethel
 Sloan ot wocdmec, l.. l., was maid of honor and Francis W. Hetknap, brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were Lieutenant cronan,
 Lieutenant Zogbaum, Ensign Staplcr,
 Ensign Farley. Robert $. Bclknap and
 Rance Lewis of Santa Barbara. A breakfast at GlAdwyn, tho home of Rear Admiral Goodrich, followed
 the ceremony. Many beautiful gifts
 wer displayed. Those attending the
 wedding included numerous naval friends of both MT. and Mrs. Belknap. wHirs-kRNr.
 At high noon Wednesday, Miss Ethel Bliss Kent, only daughter of
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest B. Kent, Grove street, was united in marriage to
 Arthur Maryrotte White of Attleboro, Mass, al the home of the brides par ents.
 The nuptisl ceremony was performed ny Df. Edward Holyoke, of the Gal. vary Baptist church, Providence, as. sisted by Rev. q. X. Ferguson of the
 Advent church, this city, the double
 ring service being used. The wedding
 march from I.ohengrin was played hy Miss Bertha Sargent. The bride was at-
 tended by Mrs. EaMard' Warren of Anso-
 mia as matron of honor, aud Vernon o. White. brother of the groom acted as
 best man. The bridesmaids were Miss Marie Thufber of Hartford,
 granddaughter of Artist T. ]. Thur
 Der. Putnam Heights, and Miss Alice
 Hafsal of Providence. Helen White,
 sister of the groom, WAS flower girl. The ushers were Carl T. Kent, brother
 VI ttiG ptfaEl dtiA Nitu EttfsPh VI sstN ington, Mass.
 Tho bride wore White silk Chiffon
 with veil and carried shower boquet
 of brides roses. The bridesmaids wore pink silk. The brides presents to the bridesmaids and Miss Sargent we're gold pins. The groom's presents to the ushers were jade scarf pins. The decorations consisted of ferns
 and roses, the color scheme being rose pink and white. Above where the
 ceremony was performed hung n large
 white bell made from flower blooms and trimmed with ivy. At the rear
 was bank of pink and white dancing
 cosmos, showing through supended
 wreath, set of by base Of green laurel. The wreath contained the initial W in gold and K In silver, the work of Artist Thurber, q greatuncie of the bride. Following the ceremony reception was held. Mir. and Mrs. White were then taken by W. r. Railerty In his automobile to Worcester, to take the train to Albany and n trip down the Hudson.
 Upon their return they will be at home at 49 Dean street Attleboro. Mir. White was born In Attleboro, Mass, and graduated from the high school there In '04, preparing for Tech and entering upon the first year but
 his health would not permit him to
 continue. He was then employed as shipping clerk for silver manufacture Ing firm and has advanced until he
 holds position as gold platter for k. L.. Bigney. He k member of,the Attic.
 boro male quartet and sings In Ply- mouth church there. He Is mem
 Der of the Masonic fraternity and is n
 descendant of Peregrine White. Miss Kent is well know in this city
 having attended school here and grad.
 uating In the high school class of 05.
 She has taught m the schools of Psoyi-
 dence for one year snd taught for two
 years in the schools in this city. She
 Is . member ef The D. A. R. under slx
 lines of ancestry.
 A large number of relatives and
 friends attended the ceremony and
 the wedding presents were very nu- mer0us
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