Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-11
WEDDINGS.
MocIure-Perkins.

A quiet wedding was celeprateo on rrh,IrsdAV at the home of MT. and Mrs Donald Gilbert Perkins of Broad street. when their daughter, Florence sun cite, became the wife of Altrea SaMSs Mcclure. Jr.. son Of Rev. and Mrs Al fred J. Mcclure of Philadelphia The marriage ceremony, whoch was wit messed by wembers of the two ramines , only. was performed at high noon py | the groom's father. Rev. MT. McClure an Episcopal clergymans An aLaI os palms and white roses was arranSso for this at one end of the parlor. Drlus .s roses were also used in the dining rom and southern. smflax in graceful res toons used for decoration everywnere' The best man was the grooms protn- CT, J. Cook Mcclure of Phiiaoelpnla- The bride was attended by her sister Miss Lois Perkins. as maid or honor.
 The brides dress was an exact copy of that worn by her mother, a wnl,e organdie, princess over white messanns with trimming of Valencienpes- Sne carried a bouquet of white rosepuos and lilies of the valley. Her veil was fastened with orange blossoms. Ine maid of honor wore pink messahne ano lowed the ceremony, to which fifty in- tinate friends were invited. deli cious wedding breakfast wac served py Callahan, and music for the reception as well as for the ceremony was rem dered by Miller's orchestra Menoels- sohn's Wedding March was played as | the bridal party entered the parlor ana during the reception the following se- lections were played: Overture. Thom- as: interniezzo. Les Delibes, ballet se- l rection, Ernani; minoette, Grazioca; | waltzes, American Heirness; sextettes, Lucia Dilammermoor; gavote, La Me dfa Noche; selection, Fair Princess. | This programme was followed oy pop uIar operatic selections.
 Mrs. Perkins dress was lavender crepe de chine, .and her flowers were lavender sweet peas. The bride re- ceived many pretty and useful pres ents. including money, silver, emma, glass, needlework. etc. Guests rom | out of town were MT. and Mrs. A. J. | Mcclure. Miss Abbie Mcclure and J.. Cook Mcclure, of Philadelphia; MT. and Mrs. w. V. Gould of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. and Mir. Bodell of Providence
 After a wedding trip of three or four weeks MT. and Mrs. Mcclure, Jr,, VIII to which state MT. Mcclure is assign ed as his district by the Providence brokerage firm with which he is asso- ciated. He Is a graduate of Princeton
 in the class of 1906, while the bride,
 one of Norwich's charming young
 women, attended the Free Academy
 and for two years was at Mt. Holyoke
 college.
 schriever- Edsconb.
 In Groton Heights Baptist church on Wednesday evening at o'clock Ruth daughter of MT. and Mrs. Roswell S
 Edgcomb of Latham street, and Hiram
 Schriever, son of. the Rev. and Mrs
 Sehriever of Chester, N. r., were mar
 ried. the ceremony taking place before
 an assemblage of about 150 relatives
 and friends Rev. Mir. Schriever, fatn'
 CT of the bridegroom, oficiated, assist
 ed by Rev. George R. Atha-
 The bride, attired in white satiF
 and carrying a bouquet of white roses
 was attended by her cousin. Mrs. How
 ard Wilcox of Bridgeport, as matroi
 of ohnor
 Present from this city were Mrs
 Baldwin. Mrs. and Miss Parkinson
 Mrs Henry Adams, Miss Olive J P Adams, MT and Mrs. Joseph Adams
 Mrs. Jewett Rathbun and Mrs. Swan. z man--Wilbur.
 At o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Mystic Abbie Jane Wilbur was unit | ed in marriage to Henry Hoffman, Jr
 of Staten Island, N. Y. The ceremon was rerforrned by Rev. E 10 Gates [ Ansoria. a former pastor of the Moan Baptist church. The wedding marc :, was played by Mrs. George c. Ian e of Mystic a cousni of the bride. 1