Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-29
WEDDINGS.
GucIieImetti-HaII.


There was a pretty wedding We'd
nesday evening at the home of MI and
Mrs. Joseph Hall OF Broad street-that
Of their eldest daughter Grace Mar
garet, who was married to Cesare
Guglielmetti of New York, son OF MI:
and Mrs. Ricciardo Guglielmetu. OF
Rome, Italy. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. Hugh Trearor
of ST. Patricks church and was cele-
brated at the rect0ry at half past I.
The maid Of honor was the brides
sister, Miss Dorothy Hall, and the best
man was Earle Remington OF Los Al
geles, Cal Only the immediate family
were present at the ceremony. Tne
bride wore a pretty gown OF Whlte
satin and shadow lace. Her lace vel
was caught with orange blossoms and
she carried a shower bouquet OF bride
roses and lilies of the valley. der
maid of honor wore cream satin Win
embroidered crepe overdress and car
ried Easter lilies.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held at o'clock at the brlde
home on Broad street. Mr.. and MIS-,
Joseph Hall received with the bridal
party, and Mrs. Hall wore a handsome
white lace robe over white satin. MISS
Amanda Hall, second sister of the
bride, wore white crepe de chine with
princesse lace.
The house was attractively decorated
by Ernst in green and white, Win
dashes of red and of yellow for added
effect. The drawing room was hidden
in decorations of smilaX in cOmbina =
| ton with Easter lilies, white azaleas
and arnations. banks of palms, ferns
and foliage plants and a few red roses
/ for color. The library was also in
] Ia = II ,,ir
| decorations combined bride roses, lilies
| of the valley. narcissus and freezies
| with ropes Of smilax and yellow daffo-
| dis.
| Wedding refreshments were served
! by Davenport, the menu being as fol-
/ lows:
Golden Gate Salad.
Chicken Croquette.
Sweetbread Pattie.
Sherry Wine Jelly.
| Finger Roll.
Tutti-Frutti Cream in Cases.
Assorted Cake.
Demi- Tasse.
Millers orchestra furnished music
/ throughout the evening, which inelud-
| ed the following: The Arrival of the
| Bride Overture, Semiramide Operetta
! Gypsy Love, Sextette Lucia, Italian
| Serenade, Mordeau De Salon, The
Tales Of Hoffman Selection from
Faust, Melodies from Operetta The
| Count of Luxembourg, The Pink Lady
Tittl Serenade, Balkan Princess.
Among the out of town guests were
DR.. D. G. ) Pattison, Neill Venham
| Bridgeport. Miss Cornelia Gardner
Lucas Gardner. New York city, Mrs
Aaron Lucas Rockville, Frank Edward
johnson. Tunis, North Africa, Miss
| Parkhurst, Leroy Parkhurst, New
New Haven.
The bride received a number O
! beautiful wedding gifts. although i
was not a large wedding abou
70 guests being present. Mr.. and Mrs
Guglielmetti sail from New York OF
Saturday for the groom's former home
in Italy. in which country they vii
! spend the next three months. The!
will return to this country. it is ex
pected. and make their home in New
York city.
Porteous-Libby.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at TIN
| Marble church, corner of Twenty mint
street and Fifth avenue, New Yorl
city, John B. Porteous of Portland
Me, son Of John Porteous of this city
and Miss Edith Frances Libby, daugh
ter of George Bacon Libby, of New
York city, were married in the pres
ence of d number of relatives an
friends The bride was given away b,
her father, the party entering tn
church as the wedding music wa
played by the organist The maid 0
honor was Miss Upper of New York
and the best man was Louis r. Por
teous, brother of the groom, of thi
city. The ceremony was performed b.
Rev. D. J. Burrell pastor of the church
The flower girl was Miss Hele,
Crosthwaite. niece of the groom. Tn
ushers were Archibald Mitchell, Jr., o
this city. Frederick Hussey and vii
liam Leonard of Portland Harol
Phmpton of Newton Mass, Loui
Glenn of Chicago and 3. NJ. Crosth
waite of New York.
A reception followed the ceremony
being held at Sherry's from $50 unit
$50 o'clock, during which there wa
dancing, about 100 being in attendance
Following their wedding trip, Mr.. an
Mrs. Porteous win reside in Portland
Me. where Mr.. Porteous is membe
of the firm of Porteous, Mitchell
Braun having been located in that cit
for several years.
Among those present were job
Porteous Miss Porteous, Louis r. Por
teous. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell
Archibald Mitchell, Jr., Of Norwich, VI
and Mrs. H. c. Murray Of Willimanti
Mrs. William 3. Hislop, Miss HislO
of Auburn, n. Y. and Robert Braun c
Portland, Me.