Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

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aThr; bride wore 4 'taiioIs~ ,nada rnvn
carried uir,5xs roses. 1she brieesfusid
was eowned Il, white l,atiste with Irish
lace
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the brides home on Wash
ingtUn street to which relatives and q
few friends were invited The beauti-
full Residence was made still more att
tfacfive bv palms and pink roses, the
general color scheme .of the rooms be-
inR pink and white. The bride and
groom were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. John H. Eadred and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Shields Music was fur
nished by the Loomer. opera house or
chestta Of .Wiilimantic under the d.
rection Of Raymond b. EIdred.
A breakfast WhS served from IL to 2
o'clock. Mrs. John II. E1dfed presided
and was assisted By Mrs. Raymond B.
Eldred and Mrs.sAflnie Z. Nash.
The decorating was by Florist Jo-
seph Smith, The bride received nu-
irnefous choice gifts of CUT glass, silver.
q Chippehdale dining room set, pic
lures; china and several checks.
Mr. ana Mrs. Snields lett during me
.frinT roi,,e aa far ',sasf a. Cincinnati
,ard fetuit,inp nv vsav ~ tba south.
Mrs Ehiei5s Il = xn1,1,e xsana,, with
tilIth nersonai rharsr, and is nroninant
in musical circles. Mr.. Shields is a
graduate 81 the Academy and Of Yale.
I 7aa - fer sf,,.ivinzr isv he nasstsi
Recommendations, FIR the .l,re1s and is one
FL The a1,1e Iawvers ,f -Nnrtvifsl,s'
Among the n,1f IF lawn p,1esfs ware
Mrs Charles II. E,l7raa and Misses,
:TsdffF and Nav BabcocE If Wesfarlv.
Mrs. Annie b, Nash of watch Hill.
Mt. sanfl Mrs. .sRaymnnd, 3. EIdref and
.suf,. a Willi1nantic. William 81 Weston
and Mr.. ana Mrs Henry IS. Haskell of
Nerr WORT 'cifv... 80. -
srhe fallowif,r ia the concert nro-
prafnYne given at the rrcention. Over
ture, Home Circle Schlepegrel1; Boil
via Julian excerpt from Madame
Sneffy Hoscnm' waves Sal Gnusf
Ine rose Ieisn; ~ Spysns Du l,stl
nol l Sfl FeIp eeta, 7au eI eAcerp lls
from bohemian Girl, BARE; tone poem
Mnat the Penq Lines WmsPereo
MAX betts overture Foet ana feas-
ant, Won Suppe; male eifana Mafen
from Alda, FeraL -, ,,.
ppm lneiI returh MI; dru MIs.
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~ .flil 1900 ..l eApectins ~ puiau uaiiiis
tile summer.
Matonay--ladd.
jeremiah J. Mahonev of Franklin
and Miss Carrie H. Ladd of the East
Side were married at st. Patrick 8
church AZ O'Clock wednesday after
noon by Rev. Hugh Treanor. The
bridal couple were attended by Mr..
and Mrs Paul Brennan, relatives of
the bride Both the bride and her
maid were attractively gowiaad. On
their return from their wedding tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney will reside in
Franklin. where the groom il engaged
I in farming. He is the son OF Cornelius
and Catherine HeaIy Mahoney and has
many friends i'm this city The bride
lis a native of Sprague, but has made
her home in this city for some time.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles III. Ladd.
Er.;ner- WioFf.
Al noon on W eonesoaz pretty
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Mr.. and MIS-. howard M. w ielt, NO
IL arnold street Wheh tnelr oaugh q.
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riage with Henry I. Greiner, the son
81 MI. ana MIS-, JOHN 2. GreineI- !. Inc $
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me ceremony was perIormed py
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fs5aptlst enureh' Tue priuaI par s.an as
ing before floral bank Of ported
+ plants, ana Inc. room was eneclave a.s
QecoFated. W1tu l -gaiiiis diu oeAer pidHls