Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-01-11
WEDDING.
stsrnt-kronig.

Sterne-k ronig.
Elaborately decorated with a pTofu-
sion of palms, ported plants and cut
flowers, enhancing the natural beauty
of the room, which has been but newly
refinished, the Wauregan house parlor
was the scene on Tuesday afternoon OF
the most brilliant wedding of the year,
when Miss Hattie Kronig, elder aaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mronlg, OF
No. 25 Boswell avenue, became the
wife of Frederick A. E. stern, son Oh
Mrs. A. Stern, of New York city. The
invitations for the ceremony numbered
sixty, including relatives and the most
intimate friends of the bride and groom
with number of guests from out u
town.
At the east end of the parlor was the
artistically arranged floral arch for the
bridal party before a background OF
evergreen dotted with dull red autumn
leaves. On either side were arranged
half circles of palms and FERNS WITH
tall vases of American beauty roses
and lilies from which We're drawn
chains of smilax to form lane for the
| bridal party. From the center of the
arch hung a 24-inch bridal bell, COM
posed of bride roses, white carnations,
| hyacinths and fine dollhouse flowers.
| Festoons of southern smilax, studded
with bride roses, decorated the walls
and ceiling, and on the mantei were
| brides roses and orchids, while in the
| of ladies' slippers and primulas. I'm
mense baskets of towering plants we're
disposed about the room and there
were floral window boxes. The door
| used for the entrance had grill OF
| smiIax and d screen of Smiiax, brides
7 roses and carnations the screen being
| drawn during the ceremony. The dec
! orations were all in charge of Geduldig.
| To the music of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, played by Millers
| +of{ f1,n krid a1 arb on
| tered the party at O'Clock, headed by
| the three ushers, Leo Kronig. brother
| Of the bride. Rutherford c. Plaut and
| Harry Hirsch, leading the way for the
maid of honor, Miss Rose Rosallnd
/ Kronig. sister of the bride, and the
bride and her father to meet the groom.
| who was accompanied by his best man.
Ralph Plaut. of New York city.
Under the floral bell, while the or
chestra softly played Mendelssohn's
Spring Song, Rabbi Harry M. Ettelson
/ of Hartford performed the ceremony,
using one ring for the impressive SER
| vice.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the floral bell was opened to let down
| upon the newly married couple snow
err of brides roses and other flowers,
The occasional was Mendelssohn' s
| wedding march.
4 The brides exquisite gown was of
white crepe de chine with real lace
her gown be1ng cut eDlTdlH. sue cetl
ried lilies Of the valley. Her sister. the
maid of honor wore yellow messaline
trimmed with marabou and carried
orchids.
AT the reception which followed the
i ceremony the bride and groom were
assisted in receiving by the parents OF
the bride and the groom's mother. The
following programme was rendered by
the string quartette during the recep-
ton and at the banquet which follow
ed:
Overture from Carmen, Blze'
| Selection Tales of Hoffman, Offenbacf
: ! Morceau de Salon. Conterno
Sextette from Lucia Don1Zett
Miuionette. chambers
Excerpts from Madame Sherry.
Haschns
Spanish Beauty, Stickne!
| Serenade. lltt
Waltzes. Visions of Salome, joyce
/, Tarantelles Hoffman
The banquet tables, where cover.
were laid for fifty in the elegant din
7 ing room of the hotel, were also elab
: orately decorated with floral effects
They were arranged in the shape OF {
: hollow square, in the center of which
t was a cluster of tropical plants. A
5 the head table were brides roses AM
! | daisies while smilaX carnations am
5 roses were used as the general tabl
5 decorations. The place cards wer
|
2 silver the initials of the bride ant
f groom enclosed in a heart. The dee
! orative effect was carried out also Il
7 | the prepare ton of the dishes on tn
2 menu in which the new chef of tn
Wauregan Dominic Bernasconi CARRIE
out many new ideas. The string guar
tette was located in the alcove adjoin
] ing the dining room The following
was the menu:
e Grape Fruit Maraschino.
: Canape Caviar.
| Celery Hearts Sailed Almonds.
Chicken Bouillon en- tasse.
Croquettes de Volatile la Refine.
r Ok Tongue in Aspic Jelly.
Galatin of Turkey.
Finger Rolls.
Roasted Stuff SQUAD with Jelly Sauce
Potatoes en- Surprise.
$ Petit Pois.
French Cream in Forms.
Assorted Cake.
Bon Bons
e Demi Tasse.
The out of town guest included Mrs
A. Stern, Miss Edwina Stern, l. Spiel
. NJ Kleyblatt Max Samuels, Mr.. an
Mrs. S. Lederer Mrs. A. Lilienthal, Nj
| and Mrs. NJ Rose M. Rose. Jr. Ralp
7 Plaut. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Glass. Judg
! and Mrs. L. Prince. all of New York
! Mrs. M. Linderman and Mrs. Ros
- | Hammock of Newark, N. j.; Mr.. an
: | Mrs. s. Hess of New London; Mrs. /
\ | Beard and r. Beard of Philadelphia
l Pa.
! The wedding gifts were of grea
: | number. some coming from friend
! | abroad, and included beautiful piece
:, of cut glass, silver, furniture and pic
: ! lures. The engagement gift from tn
\ | brides father was set of $50 pieces c
| r. I'll toll ltaI- NJ