Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-25
WEDDING.
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" eUIleSUdA evening at LLAG 4IOAlE OA MT. and Mrs J. Frank Clark. No. S3 Center street, a simple but exceed ingly pretty wedding was solemnized when their daughter, Mabel Scofeld. Clark, was united in marriage with Walter M. Buckingham. The guests present for the ceremony at 6.30 were relatives and intimate friends, and for the reception, from ' to S.30 which followed, invitations for 150 were is sued
 The floral decorations of the home, arranged by Geduldig, were exquisite, carrying out the color scheme of pink and white In the bay window of the parlor the ceremony was performed, where palms were artistiCally arranged with lilies and pink snapdragon in tall vases and the mantel was banked in pink rambler roses. Roses, azaleas and palms were used in the library, and the stairway was twined with aspara- gus fern.
 With the groom and the best man leading, followed by the two ushers the bridal party entered the parlor, the four bridesmaids carrying chain of asparagus fern and pink sweet peas with which they formed an aisle for the coming of the bride with her fla ther.
 As the bridal party entered. the bri- dal chorus from Lohengrin was rem dered by the Harmony trio. The cere- mOny was performed by Rev, Dr. Lew eIlyn Pratt. pastor emeritus of Broad way church. assisted by Rev Charles s. ChampIin of Southbridge, Mass, formerly rector of Grace church, Yan- tic. The bride was charmingly gown ed in ivory crepe meteor, with shadow lace She wore the grooms gift, a pearl pendant and carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and roses.
 She was attended by the four brides maids, Miss Helen Buckingham of 1 New York and Miss Maud Carew | Buckingham, sisters of the groom Miss Florine l.. Scofeld, sister of the 4 bride, and Miss Edith A. Lane. They | all wore white lingerie gowns with 1 pink satin girdles and carried shower i bouquets of pink sweet peas. The best man was William A. Buckingham, IT,, l brother of the groom, and the ushers were Lloyd c. Buckingham, the groom s ! youngest brother, and Charles r. Lew | is of Harvard university.
 i During the ceremony, The Evening 1 Star from Tanphauser was softly ren- dered and Mendelssohn's wedding march was played after the vows had been pHghted.
 Mrs. Clark who wore lavender silk with cluny lace, received with the newly married couple, and during the reception hours selections were rem | dered by the Harmony trio. Refresh ments were served in the dining room, | where the decorations were in pink roses and sweet peas with pink snap l dragon and asparagus fern banked on the mantel
 From the host of friends of the bride and groom, who are both natives 1 of this city and have spent their lives l here, the gifts received were of great ! number and beauty, comprising ma ] nogany furniture, money, jeWelry, lin 1 en and a great number of pieces of | silver, among which was a chest of 1 silver from the associates of Mr. 1 Buckingham in the Thames National | bank. The groom presented gold and pearl stickpins to the best man and l the ushers.
 MT. Buckingham is native of this clty~8nd of ancestry distinguished in local and state history He attended the Norwich Free Academy. and is as sistant receiving teller in the Thames National bank He is d 32d degree ! Mason, past master of St James lodge No. 2S F. and A. M, and past high 1 priest of Franklin chapter, No. 1, R. A. M. Miss Clark i5 best known for
 her interest in musical circles, having served as solOist in d number of the
 local churches ana now singing in the
 First Congregational church, WilIi- mantle.
 The newly married couple left dur ing the evening for wedding tour and
 upon their return will reside at No
 62 Williams street
 Pond White.
 Miss Amy Elizabeth White. daugh- hter of MT. and Mrs. Frank M. White
 was married Tuesday evening to Gard
 ner Dwinneu Pond, son of MT. anC
 Mrs. Preston Pond. at the First Con. 1 gregational church. Winchester, Mass
 Rev. Frank W. Hodgson officiated
 Shepard Pond was the best man, anC
 Miss Elizabeth F, Pullen of NorWfcl
 was maid of honor. The bridesmaid
 were Misses Marguerite Barr. Bar
 bara Fernald, Ethel c. Sargent ant Marion W. Pond, all of Winchester The ushers were Kenneth Pond, broth
 CT of the bridegroom; Henry s. Bryan and Clifford o. Mason, both of Cam 2 bridge; Dana R. Pond of New Yorl , city, Harold V. Hovey of Wincheste l and Alexander s. Macdonald of Ash { mont,
 l The bride has frequently visited fl this city, where she has many friends CFaney-Fenton,