Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-21
WEDDINGS.
Hounl1.Prascoft.

At Scotch Cap, the summer home OF
her mother, Miss Amy Lawson Pres
colt of Chicago and Leonard Amy
Hough of this city were united in
marriage on Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock by Rev. Samuet II. Howe. ID,
pastor of Park Congressional church.
ItssWas an exceedingly pretty ceremo- :,
ny, the ntfptia1 vows being pledged I'M
der the spreading oaks that surround
the Prescott cottage and with the last
rays of the setting sun tinting the
broad expanse of the Thames with a
golden glow. The bride was beauti-
full in her mothers wedding gown of
white brocaded satin, carrying bou-
quet of bridal roses. She wAs unat-
tended and was given away by her
brother, Harry Forbes Prescott, whose
unexpected departure on a two years
business trip to Australia in the near
future caused the change in the date
of the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Hough
left in the evening for a stay at Short
Hills, N! j.. after which they will re-
side in New York.
| The bride is the younger daughter
of Mrs. Katherine Upper Prescott of
| Chicago, who has achieved some de-
gree of distinction in the field of sculp-
| .ture. She has been student in the
art department of Pratt institute,
| Brooklyn, n. Y, making a speciality of
| steel work.
| Mr.. Hough is the son of Mr.. and
| MIS-. dwight II. HOuSn Oh w dfTeIl
| street, this city. and is associated with
| the Baker & Taylor Co. of New York,
publishers and wholesale booksellers.
| He is a graduate of the Academy in
| the class of 1904. For three years he
was in the employ of the Pennsylvania
| railroad in the construction of the
East River tunnel. New York. and
! later was with the engineering con
tractors Westinghouse, Church, Kerr
company.
BromIey-cosseshaI. =
| Miss Agnes M. Coggeshal1, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason J.. Coggeshall
| of Montville, and Peleg f. Bromley 81
North Stonington were married Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Rev. and Mrs. Peter C.Wright
The ceremony was performed by Rev
| Peter C. Wright. The bride was be-
comingly attired in dress of tar
serge, with a white hat with Ostrich
! plumes. She was for some years il
business in this city in hair dressing
and chiropody and had many of the
best people in the city in her clientage
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bromley left Thursdas
night on a trip to New York city. At
| lantic City and UP the Hudson river.
Upon their return they will go t
/ North Stonington to reside, where the
/ groom has a home all furnished ant
READY for them. The best wishes o
their many friends go with them, ans
wish them a happy voyage through
life. The bride was the recipient o
many and varied presents.
Wailer-Sackett.
Miramar the country place Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Sackett, near New
| London, was the scene Thursday of tn
marriage of their daughter, Miss An
drey Townsend Sackett, to SteWar
1 Waller who was graduated from Har
ward in 1903 belongs to the Uniol
and to other New York clubs and i
a. son of Robert Waller. William God
frey of Philadelphia was hi sbest man
and his ushers were Malcolm Sloane
Copper Lord, Wistar REMEDIAL, Julial
Peabody and Charles Bradley. In at
tendance on the bride were Mrs. Hunt
ingtoi1 Jackson Of Washington, Mis-
Katherine Lewrence.. Miss Fanny Sin
knickson of Philadelphia, and two littl
Hower girls, Dolly Hagar and Philli
Thompson. Rev. Alfred Poole Grim
Ph.D., of ST. Johnsbury, VT, officiated.