Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-08
WEDDINGS.
Jenkin-Tufts.

WEDDINGS.
Jenkins-Tufts.
At o'clock Wednesday afternoon, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs George F. Tufts, No. II Pine
street, New Haven. Arthur G. jenkins,
son of Mrs. and the late Rev. g. W.
Jenkins, of this city, and Miss Sarah
E. Tufts were knitted in marriage in
the presence of large gathering of
relatives and friends. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Theodore
Fischer, and at the close a soprano
solo was beautifully rendered by Miss
Elsie Brand. Miss Alice Jenkins, sis
ter of the groom. and Miss Arlene Yer
rIngton of this city we're bridesmaids,
and George S. Powers of this city was
best man. John C. Jenkins. brother
of the groom, acted as usher. The
wedding march as the bridal parry
entered the par1or was played by Miss
Florence Thomson. The house WAS
prettily decorated with palms, laurels
and pink roses.
The bride made charming appear
a-nce in a gown of white messaiinc
trimmed with pearls. She carried n
shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Alice Jenkins
was gowned in green marauisette and
Miss Warrington wore pink messaline
with pink roses.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins left on an
evening train for Bridgeport later re-
turning, and will spend their honey
moon at Boston Worcester and Mt
Tom. Upon their return they will re-
side at No. 9 Scotland road. Many
beautiful presents were received by the
bride in silver. cut glass; china. linen
and money The brides gift to the
bridesmaids was gold pins iwth pearls.
The groon's gift to the bride was a
bar pin with baroque pearls, while to
his best man and usher he gave stick
pins with pearls.
The bride was a former resident of
this city and her return will be hearth
ly welcomed by her many friends. TIL :
groom is salesman in the employ Of
the Eaton Chase company. popular
member of the Pajama club and Junior
deacon of ST. James lodge. No. %. F.
and A. NJ. They have the best wishes
of their friends.
Present from out of town We're Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Miss Alice jenkins Miss Dora Jenkins.
John c. Jenkins. George s. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wheeler. Miss
Marion Swan Miss Elsie Brand Misc
Alice Dat, Nelson Parker, Rufus Hull
burt Norwich.
Breed-Norman.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norman, No. pol
Laurel Hill avenue, at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, there was a pretty
wedding, when their younger daughter,
Miss Jessie Emily, was united in mar
riage with Edward Almy Breed Rev.
DR.. Lewellyn Pratt, pastor emeritus
of Broadway Congregational church
performed the ceremony. the couple
standing under floral arch of green
and white. Miss Marion E. Norman
40 nf pd Mice Ejor-
ence B. Peckham was bridesmaid. The
best man was Clarence Perkins of this
city, cousin of the groom. AS the
bridal party entered the parlor ths
Bridal chorus from Lohengrin was
played by Miller's orchestra, the Fiowe
song being softly played by the
stringed instruments during the cere-
nony and at the conclusion the Sprina
song by Mendelssohn was given. The
orchestra also furnished a delightful
programme of music for the reception
which followed. Davenport catered.
| The brides gown was a handsom
white satin directoire with trimmings
| of pearls, and she wore pearl brooch
the gift of the groom and carried q
| shower bouquet of bride roses. Hei
attendant wore white embroidery an6
| carried bouquets of white carnations
The brides travelling gown was of TIA
broadcloth with hat to match.
Beautiful presents were received by
| the bride. including silver, cut glass
| furniture. copper and linen. TheI
were many money gifts, including s15f
from the parents of the bride and
| groom.
The house was prettily decora tee
| with laurel, syringa and ferns. The
| brides gifts to her attendants wer.
| gold hatpins while the groom gave his
best man a sapphire and pearl scarf
/ pin
| At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Breed lief
| by auto on their wedding trip to Bos
| ton. On their return they will go Il
| The Griswold. Eastern Point, for thu
| summer. Mr.. Breed being a member o
the orchestra there He is the son O
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fl. Breed an,
| employed as bookkeeper by his father
| He is the leading piccolo player of tn
/ city and is member of Tubbs' BARI
| and orchestra Both he and his bride
! who was graduated from the Academ,
| in the class of 1905. have the bes
/ wishes of their many friends.
| Many were present from out of town
| including Mr.. and Mrs. Irving J. Avery
| Hartford: Roswell A. Breed Chicago
Mrs. Frank Greenslit and Frank Green
| slit. Jr.. Franklin; DIR. Byron Swee
and family. Jewett City; Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Stevens. Westbrook: Mr.. an
Mrs. Billings T. Avery. Ledyard: MI
| and Mrs. John o. Peckham. Preston
Billings T. Avery. Jr.. Storrs co1lee e
| Mrs. Phoebe L. Norman, AlIyn's Point
| James Norman. OLD Mystic.
can<Iin-eroWr.
At st. Johns church, Fithville, at
o'clock Wednesday morning Miss Re
| ia Belle Brown was united in marriag
| with John c. Cantlin of Franklin
Mass, Rev. David O'DonnelI officiatin
and celebrating the nuptial mass whic
followed. Miss Margaret Sweeney an
Walter Brown We're the attendants.
The bride who is a daughter of Nj
and Mrs. John Brown wore white sat
in, cut en- train, with pearl trimming
her veil being caught up with rose
| buds. She carried a shower bouqus
of roses. Her bridesmaid wore cham
payne messahne, wit ha black pictur
hat. A. reception at the brides HON
| followed the ceremony and Mr. an
Mrs. Cantlin left for a wedding tri
to Providence in the afternoon, tn
brides travelling dress being gra
broadcloth with white chip hat wit
willow pIumes. They will reside i
| Franklin, Mass. Many fine present
were received. Guests were preser
from Hartford Worcester, Stafford
| Willimantic and this city.
Curtin -kiIieen.