Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
WEDDINGS.
karkutt-

At the German Lutheran church, where a company of friends and rela- tives that filled the church was gath cred for the ceremony, there was a pretty wedding on Wednesday evening when Albert Richard Karhutt and Miss Mary Amelia kruck, both of Norwich Town, were united in marriage, the ceremony being performed by the pas tor, Rev. Theodor Bauck. Miss Min nie karkutt, sister of the groom, was maid of honor, and William kruck, brother of the bride, was the best man.
 Just before S.70 o'clock the bridal party entered the church to the music of the bridal chorus from LohengrIn, played on the organ by Miss Antoi- nette Hamann. and proceeded to the altar, where the ceremony was per formed, the double ring service being used. The bride was becomingly gowned in white messaline, with veil, and carried white chrysanthemums, while the maid of honor wore cream albatross and carried yellow carna- tions Mendelssohn's wedding march was played for the receSsional. The ushers at the church were Will jam Karkutt, Arthur Grodotzke, Will jam Dombroski and Otto Levitsky. After the ceremony, the newly mar ried couple were driven to the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick kruck, of No. Lee avenue, Norwich Town. Here a reception was HelO ana d wedding supper S6fN GU tO a large number of guests, which in cluded several from Hartford and Bloomfield, Conn.
 The brides gift to the maid of hon or was a beautiful amethyst ring and the groom presented the best man a 1 garnet ring. Wedding gifts in great number and variety were received by l the young people, including a check i from the parents of the groom. cut { glass from the choir at the German Lutheran church, and from the Sun l day school class taught by the bride, | and a check from the A (. Swan 1 Co. employees.
 l The groom is the son of Mir and 1 Mrs. Frederick Karlsutt of Norwich 1 Town and is employed as a mechani- | ciaE at the A. c. Swan Go. garage. The | bride has been stenographer at the real estate office of c. F. Whitney for l over two years past. She is of musi- 1 cal tastes and for the last six years 1 has occupied the position of organist l at the German Lutheran church. The newly married couple will nave the 1 best wishes of wide circle of friends l for a happy married life. They are to reside with the brides parents at No. Lee avenue, Norwich Town.
 Leary- Mccarthy.
 l At g o'clock Wednesday morning | Rev. Hugh Treanor united in marriage 1 Conelius Leary and Miss Mary Me 1 Carthy at St. Patrick's church. John 1 Bowen acted as best man and the 1 bride was attended by Miss Julia Me 1 Carthy. Both the bride and her maid l were attired in tailored gowns and 1 wore picture hats. Solos were rend- l cred by Mrs. B. J. Cough.
 A beautiful breakfast and reception at their new home, No. 34 North Cliff | street, followed the wedding cere-
 mony and many guests were entertain 1 o6 handsome l gifts to the bride. In the afternoon Hr and Mrs. Leary left for honey 1 moon tour.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. and
 known in this city. MT Leary is the son of Mir and Mrs. Patrick Leary of No 479 North Main street and is employed in the city gas plant. Both | have many friends who wish them the
 best of success in the guture.
 Waterman ucker
 The marriage of Elisha Waterman of Lebanon and Miss Ella NJ. Tucker
 took place on Wednesday evening Both are well known young people of | the town Of Lebanon where Mr. Water man conducts large farm. The bride
 is the daughter of the late Orlando c
 Tucker while the groom is the son ot
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Waterman. Fol
 lowing the ceremony Mir and Mrs
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 o1l the boat train for their wedding trip. They will reside in Lebanon.
 Armstrong Mosier.
 At 730 o'clock Wednesday evenine | Frederick $. Armstrong. of Franklin was united in marriage with Edith \
 M0sier Of East Great Plain. the cere
 mony being performed by Rev EdwaFC
 g Worcester at the parsonage of th'
 Rroa dway Conerega tional church. Mir and Mrs. Armstrong will reside 1T