Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-07
JoNEs-HALL WEDDING.
Society Event at South Wilmington on
Tuesday-Culm;nati of Attach
r1ent of School Days.

Tuesday afternoon at 1890 o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hail. Jr, their third daughter, Miss
Ida Man. of South Wilmington. and
Robert Townes Jones of Brooklyn, n.
Y, were. united in marriage, by Rev.
Earl w. barrow: pastor of the Will
instoh Baptist church. of which the
bride is a member, the ring ceremony
being used.
I'm the elaborate decorate through
out the house the cofor scheme was
pink and white The ceremony was
performed in the reception room be-
meath an arch of laurel Easter lilies.
palms and ferns. An orchestra from
HARTFORD played the wedding march
from Alendefssohn as the bridal par
~ entered the room and throughout
the ceremony. The bride was given
away By her father
Mrs. Ralph II. Paige of Springfield,
Mass. sister of the bride. was mat
ron OF honor. Miss Frances Helen Hall,
youngest daughter of Col W. H. Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Judson GORDON
of Hazardville, We're the floWer girls
The ushers were Prof Roy Fl, Jones
of Hill school, PottstoWfi, Pa, a
brother of the groom. and Ralph HI.
Paige of Springfield. Mass, brother
IN law of the bride
The brides gown was white satin
trimmed with duchess lace Her tulle
veil was caught with orange blossoms
She carried a bouquet of bride roses
and maideehair fern. The natren of
honor wore rose embroidered chiffon
over pink satin with bead trimmings
and cayriad pink roses and maidenhair
fern. The flower girls were in white
and wore pink sashes-
Folio wing the ceremony a reception
was held a which a Hartford firm ca :
teDed. The reception was attended by
rs relatives and Intimate friends.
The brides gift to the matron of
honor was a pearl pendant: her gifts
to the flower sIris were pearl pins.
The grooms gift 70 the bride was a
pearl and diap/ond pendant, which she
wore, and TO, his ushers he gave pearl
stfclpins.
The bride received large number
. of gifts, among which was a check for
$4,000 from her father. a solid silver
fsugar bowl and creanaer from the vii :
Iington Bauptist church. the Sunday
school where she was a teacher and
the Y. P. S. c, E.: cut glass, oriental
rugs, chest CT silver. pictures. brio
a-brac and numerous others
Following a trip TO Maine and the
province of Quebec. MIR. and Mrs
longs will make their home in New
York Both are graduates of Wesley
an academy, WiIbraham, Mass, at
tending the school together. Mr.
Jones Is also SF3duaIS OF w eSfey an
university. He is at present connect
ed with the brokerage firm of Ben
jamin. Ferguson & McMurphy of New
York city
Among the guests present al the GER
enGny and reception were Mrs. Jane
R@,edon. Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Ellis, MIR
and Mrs. Richard Ellis of Stafford
Springs: Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Cor
don of HazardviIle; Mrs. Elizabeth
F'lingsby of Holyoke, Mass; Mrs. John
Taylor, Miss Eva Parker. Mrs. CALVIN
Mills and Miss Grace Evelyn Mills
of Pawtueket. r. J.. Mrs. Melissa Bow
en- of South Manchester: Mrs. William
Parker of Hartford Mr. and Mrs E
Frank Bugbee. Miss MabelIe Johnson
Miss Rertha Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
George 3. Elliott of Willimantic; Mrs
AIeOtt Hall of Idaho Springs. Col;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Y. Peat and son
of Mt. Vernon. n. ". Mrs Airline
Champlin and Philip Champlin Cooke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noyes and fam
i1y Of Norwich; Prof. Edwin c. Jones
of the Anslo-Chinese college, Foochow,
China Vincent w Jones of Wesleyan
university, Middletown; Victor Jones
and Miss Emma Jones of Bethlehem
Pa. William Burns of Greenwich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Coles and Miss
MaybelIe Coles and Miss Plunnler OF
Ansonia. Mrs. Anna P. WhitcOmb
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs Ethel
Kin-snuFy and son, Miss Ethel l.. C.
Eingsbury. Norman B. Griggs. Mr.. and
Mrs William Parker, Mrs z. j. Hol-
man. Mrs. Harriet Morrison and Col
w. RI. Hall and family of South Will
ington.