Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-03

There was general acceptance by the
 25o recipients of the invitations that
 reac To meet MT. and Mrs, Harvey
 Chace Perry, Mir. and Mrs. Charles
 Perry and the Misses Perry will be at
 home on Thursday, the Ed of February street. Westerly, R. I''s The reception
 was to introduce Mrs. Harvey Chace Perry, who was recently married at her home in Haverford, Pa.
 II vas the social event of many sea sons. The decorations. arranged by q local florist, were primroses and tulips in the dining room and palms and pot ted plants in other parts of the house.
 The receiving party included MT. and Mrs Charles Perry, MT. and Mrs. Harvey c. Perry and Misses Clara Elizabeth and Phebe F. Perry. In the dining room were Mrs. Arthur M. Cot trell, Mrs. James M. Pendleton. 2d.. Mrs. Albert H. Spicer. Mrs. Clifford w. Campbell, Miss Emma s. Lang vgcrshy. Misses Besse Taylor, Helen Sssar Edith M. Dodge, H. Margaret Pagan, Dorothy Taylor, Marion E. Barns. Margaret Cottrell
 Arnong the guests from out of town were Mrs. and Miss Irwin of New Ha- ven, Miss Cadbury of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Wells of Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hoxie of Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Perry Miss Browning of Boston and Miss Kenyon of Providence
 The negotiations of the R. A. sher- man Sons company for the purchase of the Maxson company plant in West Broad street from J. Irving Maxson are at an end on account of hack of agree hlent as to specified conditions. The blaming min property was sold Thurs day to another purchaser and the lum- eA1 for term of years. The purchaser and lessee are not given out at the request of Mir. Maxson at the present time, for reasons that are considered suffi- cient. The plant has been established for many years.
 William p. Arnold, window dresser at Opie's, who has resigned to enter the employ of Rogers & Lyon in Provi- dence. is evidently very popular with his fellow workers. There was so- cial session of the P. H. Opie Social club Wednesday evening at the resi- dence of Mrs. Edward Freestone in Grove avenue, with forty members in 
 During the evening Miron l.. Allen, vice president of the club. in remarks tliat extolled the good qualities of MT. Arnold and expressed the esteem in which he was held by his associates, presented in their behalf an elegant gold watch. fob and guard. The out side case of the watch bears the mono gram of MT. Arnold and the inscription on the inside case reads: Presented to William P. Arnold by Clerks of P. H. Opie Company. Feb. 1, 1911.' In accepting the beautiful gift Mir. Arnold gave expression of sincere apprecia- ton. He will assume his new duties next Monday.
 Friends from Westerly were at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. CrandsII in Riverpoint, R. l., Wednesday and attended the wedding of their niece. Miss Reba Violet Kenkon, of River point. and Stanley D. Morgan of New The bride wore gown of Alice blue satin and carried shower bouquet of bridal roses. She was at tended by Miss Christina Morgan sis ter of the bridegroom. who wore pink siHs gown overlaid with white chiffon and carried bouquet of carnations The hest man was Clinton H. Kenyon of New London
 At the conclusion of the Ger amOny, which wasN performed by Rev. zC.yFfe mont Roper. pastor Of the Riverside congrega tionaI church. there was are repticn and luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. after their wedding trip will reside at Ferns Best near New Lon don.