Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-10
cARRo-L-WlLMSEN WEDDING
 AT ELKINs PARK TODAY. Brilliant Affair Will Take Place at St. PauPs Church at O'Clock.

The wedding of Miss Bertha Ger trude Wilmsen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Wilmsen, of Elkins Park. Pa, and George Wyman Carroll, Jr., of Norwich, will take place on Monday. June 16th at 6 o'clock, in St. Fauls church, Elkins Park. The Rev. J. Thompson Coles will officiate. After the ceremony a bridal break fast and reception will be given at the home of the bride. The honey moon will be spent abroad.
 The matrons of honor at the we'd ding will be Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, Jr., of Ogontz, and Mrs William Folwell, 2d, of Overbrook. Henry L. Frisbie of Norwich will be the best man. The ushers will be Wesley Day, Jr., of Baltimore. Md, Charles w. Briggs. Jr., of Providence, R. l., Harry Ginnel of Brooklyn, N. Y, William FolWe.l, 2d, of Overhrook, Caleb F. Fox, Jr., of Ogontz, and Bernard Wilmsen, brOt,. CT of the bride
 Miss Wilmsen will wear an import ed white satin gown of the latest fiji gree creation of the Parisian modiste. covered with real point Venise lace and chiffon. Besides being one of the most costly gowns, it will be one of the finest specimens of the seamstress' art even worn at wedding in this country.
 The matrons of honor will wear beautiful gowns of white satin coy cred with red chiffon and caught at the ends with lilies of the valley The church and house will be decorated in red and white, roses being used for the red and lilies of the valley and gardiuias for the white.
 On Saturday MT Carroll gave his bachelor dinner at the Three Tuns inn. near Ambler, Pa. at which his friends in Norwich, Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore were present. Miss Wilmsen gave dinner to her friends on the same day at her home.
 The entire wedding party was mo tOred over to Princeton on Saturday ] to witness the Yale-PrincetOn game. l On Sunday bridal dinner was given by Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, Jr., and Mrs. ! William Folweu, 2d, at the home of the former in OgontZ. Many guests
 were invited to this function which was one of the most brilliant given in
 Philadelphia this year.
 Miss Wilmsen is a noted beauty and | one of the debutantes of a few sea - sons ago. She is always at the Devon and Bryn Mawr horse shows, the polo games and tennis tournaments held in ] tnt FiSAllty bL EllitdQElpltlds MISS i Wilmssn is a scholar and a finished [ musician. The Wtlmse1 mansion at | ElI1ins Park has been the scene of many very brilliant social gatherings and many noted people have been en- ! tertained there. The bride Is heiress | to a largo fortune.
 | Many costly presents have been re- i ceived from friends and relatives in | this country and abroad, and include 1 several valuable sets of flat silver 1 silver and mahogany trays, a silver i service from the bridegrooms aunt 1 several after dinner and coffee sets silver nut dishes, four expensive cary. 1 ing sets, gold glasses, gold plates ] gold clocks. a mahogany clock, g | mammoth electric lamp trimmed ir | gold, several jewel caskets and many
 beautiful paintings in oil and water
 color from the French, German ant
 American schools Of art, besides man, 1 pieces of expensive tapestry.
 Mir. Carroll iB the only son of Mir
 and Mrs. George W. Carroll O 1 Broadway. He Is a member Of tn,
 class of 1904 at the Free Academy. H,
 later attended Brown university. Mfr
 Carroll has been associated with hil
 father in business and Intends 10 h.
 cate in Philadelphia.