Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-15
WEDDINGS.
ervce-Hurton,

1he ceremony was performed III the handsomely decorated hotel parlor, Prof. James H. White playing the Bridal Chorus from Lehengrin as the bridal party entered. the usfiers being followed by the groom and his best man, David Bryce Wilson of Passaic, Shaw, and the bride, escorted by her brother, Charles W. Burton, who gave her away. During the ceremony Miss Elsie Brand sang softly o Promise Me in delightful manner. The ushers were H. D. Mitchell w. J. Honeyman, Alexander Shaw, Jr., and Archibald Mitchell, 4th.
 - The bride made a charming appear ance in a gown of white duchess satin with pearl and real lace trimmings She wore a veil with a coronet of orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor's gown was of white marquisette over yellow silg with embroidered Marguerites. She carried lilies of the valley and Mar guerites- Thee brides going away dress was a tailor made gown of blue.
 The parlor and alcovee were attract lively decorated Standing nnder floral arch in the northeast corner of the parlor. MT. and Mrs. Bryce receiv ed the felicitations of the large gath ering the ribbons of white and yellow which marked their path into the par Tor having been dropped following the ceremony.
 The arch was of green and white. Easter lilies being extensively used, while the bank was of laurel, and at each side were palms, bay leaves, pot ted plants and ferns. The mantei was banked with lilies and ferns, while about the room, consspicuously plac- ed, were large palms, sn1ilax and pot ted plants and laurel Draped about the ceiling and the girders were ropes of snilax, while in the hall the same attractive plant was carried out, the decorating having been done by De- dig.
 Following the reception the follow ing elaborate wedding breakfast was served in the large dining hall the room having been handsomely decorat- ed with potted plants, smilax and palms, lilies of the valley and mar guerites having been freely used, there also being a carnation for each gentle man and silver slipper and rose for the ladies:
 Canteloupe en Surprise
 Golden Bouillon en Tasse-
 Whipped Cream
 Butter Waters
 Salted Nuts Stuffed Olives Crab Flakes a Ia Newburg in Cases Broiled Squab Chicken on Toast
 Waffle Potatoes June Peas
 Lobster Salad-Mayonnaise
 Ice Cream in Forms
 Fancy Cake
 Demi- Tasse
 During the reception and the break fast the following delightful musical programme was given by the hotel orchestra, under the direction of Fred erick Geer, the playing of c. Herbert Rich, yiolinist, being d much enjoyed feature:
 Overture-Raymond, Thomas Suite-Day in Venice. Nevin Naila Ballet Delibes Quartette from Rigoletto. Verdi Valse-Phryne, Roberts Selection-Bonnie Scotland, Catiin
 Many beautiful presents were re- ceived by the bride, including silver, cut glass, gold. money, brica -brac, rugs, paintings, china and cheeks. There was a handsome chest of silver from the parents of the groom.
 The groom's gift to the bride was a crescept of sapphires and pearls. The bride gave her maid of honor a necklace of gold beads and the groom s gifts to the ushers were gold scarf pins.
 MT. and Mrs. Bryce left at 10.30 by auto for New London and are to go to Atlantic City and Washington on their wedding trip of a week. On their return they will reside at No. 20 Rutgers place, Passaic. where newly furnished home awaits them After the departure of MT. and Mrs. Bryce, Geer's orchestra furnished music for the dancing. which continued until midnight.
 The bride has host of friends in this city who extend their best wishes, regretting deeply her departure from this city. where she has been such a favorite Mir. Bryce is colorist at the Passaic plant of the United States Fin ishing company and young man of prominence in that city.
 Among those present from out. of town at the wedding were MT. and Mrs James Bryce, Mr. and Mrs. David Bryce, Miss Margaret Bryce, Miss Ma :. " Bryce, Mrs. John Ketchen. MT. and Mrs. Ingalls, Mr. Saunders and David Bryce Wilson. Passaic, N. J.; Misg Katherine Bryce, Boston; Dr. and Mrs. David Bowden, David Bowden, IT,; Paterson, N. J.; Mrs Robert Mitchell, Central Falls, R. l.; Mrs. $. H. Woods, New Bedford; Miss Mabel Bentley, Waterbury: Mrs. Perley Wilbur, New London; Mir. and Mrs. Parry Paul, Archie McNicoL Miss McNicol, Jewett City.
 king-PIunkett.
 At 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Patrick's church John Patrick King and Miss Katherine Louise Plunkett, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Plunkett, were united in marriage ny Rev. W. A. Grumbly. Miss Mary Plunkett, sister of the bride, WAS bridesmaid, and John McDermott was best man. During the nuptial mass two solos were given by Miss Greeley. The bride and bridesmaid wore tailor mad : gowns with picture hats and carried roses. A reception was held following the ceremony at their new home. No. 2S Orchard street. The bride received many handsome presents. The groom is a well known motorn1an and both Mr. and Mrs. King have many friends xho extend their best wishes.
 Shortly after midnight. Wednesday, MT. and Mrs. King were serenaded by about twenty employees of the Con necticut company The late guests were invited in and a pleasant time was enjoyed. Refreshments were serv- ed and Mir. and Mrs. King were pre- sented silver table set a punch howl and a chair from Mir. King $ All q