Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-08

including cut glass, silver and linen.
After the ceremony refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served, and
each guest was given slice from the
wedding loaf.
With the sincere good wishes of
their friends and amid showers of con-
fetti Mr.. and Mrs. Howe left on the
afternoon train for New York After
a short wedding trip, which will in
clude Albany and Niagara, they ex-
pect to reside in Auburn, 81. T.. where
the groom is professor, of English and
public speaking in the high school.
Levitski. 4ertel.
With only the members of the two
families and few close personal
friends of the young couple in at
tendance, pretty wedding took place
wednesday afternoon at four O'Clock
at the German Lutheran church. when
Miss Elizabeth Hertel of Taftville and
Theodore Levitski of Oakridge street.
this city, were united in marriage by
the Rev. Theodore Bauck. Miss Ka-
Uterine Hertel, sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid and Otto Levitski, a
brother of the groom, officiated as best
man. Miss Amelia Kruck. the church
organist. played the wedding march
from sLohengrin as the bridal party
entered the church and Mendelssohn's
| march at the conclusion Of tse sery-
| ice.
| A supper and reception were given
the bride and groom at the home of
Mrs. Christopher Hertel the brides
| mother. at No. % North A street.
| A large number of handsome and use
fui presents were received which are
evidences of the high esteem in which
| TIE young couple are held by their
! many friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levitski leave this
| CThursday) morning for a weeks We'd
! ding tour, which will include many
| places of interest in Massachusetts.
| Upon their return they will reside at
| No. 20 North A street Taftville.
Lathrop- Davis.
| At 1.30 o'clock on Wednesday after
| noon, the Central Baptist church was
| the scene of a quiet wedding, when the
| pastor. Rev. P C. Wright united in
| Franklin and Clifford A Lathrop of
| Bozrah They were UNATTENDED. and
| only relatives and few close friends
were present. The bride was charm
| ing in travelling gown of blue, with
| hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop left on the 20
train for wedding tour. during which
| they will visit Boston, Springfield, and
| other cities. On their return they
will make their home in New Lon
| don, where Mr.. I4athrop is assistant
superintendent for the Palmer Bros.
1
| been employed by Palmer Bros. at
| F'itchville. He is the son of Mrs. Lu-
| cretia Lathrop and the late j. Milton
! Ilathrop of Bozrah, and a popular and
| successful young man. His ability
| led to his recent promotion to the re-
| sponsible position at New London.
| His bride is the daughter of Select
| man and Mrs. Charles b. Davis OF
Franklin. and has been a teacher in
| the Bridge school district. East Side
She is an estimable young woman. ano
has many friends in this city. They
have the best wishes of all for future
| happiness and prosperity
Butler Chinn.
At the home of Mrs Martha E
| Chinn. No. 81 School street, hel
daughter. Miss Irene Eldredge Chinn
and Albert Mansfield Butler, also o.
this city. were married on "Wednesday
| evening at s O'Clock by Rev. Nelson
| Poe Carey. rector of Christ Episcopa
| church.
The ceremony took place in the at.
tractive1y arranged paror. before e
bank of palms and clematis. The bride
| was attended by her niece, Miss Irene
Franklin of Stockbridge, Mass, ant
the best man was Clarence Fells o.
this city In a dress of white chiffor
| over satin, with a shower bouquet o.
| bride roses. the bride was beautifully
gowned. Her maid was effectively at
tired in blue chiffon over silk. ant
carried pink roses. Mendelssohn'
| wedding march was rendered by Jack
sons orchestra as the bridal party
entered, and they also gave selections
later in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler received show.
ers of concentrations at an informa
reception after the wedding, with ~ss
wishes for the future in equal meas
ure The bride was remembered witt
| many handsome and costly gifts. 4
buffet lunch was served under the di
rection of Alexander Darlington.
The groom is a native of Norwich
and is a well known young man. beint
employed as valet by DR.. l.. b. Amy
The bride was born in Great Bar
rington. Mass, but she has lived II
| Norwich for a number of years. dur
/ ing which time her pleasing dispose
ton has made for her many friends
They will reside at 81 School street
/ Among the wedding guests were
Miss Felicia Butler of Tuskegee, Ala.
and Miss Edith Butler of Boston, sis
tiers of the groom; Mrs. Sarah A. But
Ter of New York, grandmother of th'
groom, Miss Airline Winston and Mrs
| Mary t. Hunter and son Wizard o
New York, Philip Dennie of Washing
ton. D. c., and Miss Felicia Terry o.
Hampton Conn.