Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-26
WEDDINGS.
Pattison-saunders.

Miss Margaret T. Saunders, daugh-, ter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Saunders, and Eugene Leavenworth Patttson, son of MT. and Mrs Frank E. Pattison, were united in marriage at St. Pat rfck's rectory on "Wednesday evening by Rev. John H. Frederick. Miss Louise LavaTder of Bristol R. l.. g cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and Frederick Vallette of Mansfield, Mass, was the best man. The bride was charmingly gowned in blue crepe meteor and carried white sweet peas, while the bridesmaid was robed in blue charmeuse and bore pink sweet peas.
 A reception to the iu1m ediate faIni lies was held at the home of the bride, No. 34 Kinney avenue, and buffet lunch was served by Miss Marie Lavander of Bristol. R. l.. and Mrs. T. H. Johnson of Worcester, r Mass, as- sisted by Mrs. John Dawson of this city. large array of valuable wed- ding gifts showed the esteem in which the young people are held.
 After an evening passed with music and other social diversions, MT. and Mrs. Pattison left for their. honey at No. 34 Kinney avenue. Mir. Patti son is employed in the automobile business in this city and is popular young man about the city. His bride has the esteem of many friends and they have abundant good wishes for nuptial happiness
 WaIes-Forbes.
 Bert Thomas Wales of New York city and Mrs. Harriet Kirker Forbes of Torrington, formerly of Norwich were married at noon Tuesday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Forbes on Prospect street. Torrfngton4 The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Chauncey Linsley, rector of Trinity church, and was witnessed only by l the members of the family. The cou- ! pie was unattended.
 The bride wore gray moire and a gray hat. She was given away by her father Jaw, pr. Forbes.
 I Following the ceremony a dinner was served after which MT. and Mrs. Wales spend several months at Mir. Wales l summer home. From there they will ! travel further west, returning about l October 1 to New York, where they will reside, at the Great Northern he- 1 tel. FNfty-sevefith stfaet, until further l plans are made
 The bridegroom is general agent f6F ! a New York life insurance company Previous t6 moving te New York city ] he was in charge of the eafnpaAy's of fees at Annapeiis;s He Is aa officer The bride has resided iA TerFingtaH for the past ten years, She went there l from Norwich as principal of the Mig eeh Avente seheei, uHtfi she married I the late Jesse c. Forbes. After the cipal of the Meth seheel. resigning 1 about a year ago:
 FIsherty--Crsis.
 ! The marriage of Cornelius F7aherty | of New London and Miss Mabel CreiG of Montville was soiemnized at St Johns church in Montville at o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. P. J O'Reilly, pastor of the church cele- brated nuptial mass. the ceremony be- ing attended by large number of rel 1 atives and friends of the couple. James F1aherty, brother of the l bridegroom, was best man. and Miss Ruth Creig. sister of the bride, was l bridesmaid. The couple left in the af- ternoon on a wedding trip to Atlantic City
 MT. Flaherty is manager of the Montyille mills of the c. M Robertson 1company. He is a son of Patrick Fla herty of New London and has hos
 of friends in that city. The bride is very popular in Montville.
 Royce-Underwood.
 Miss Mary Abbie Underwood daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank E
 Underwood. of No. s6 Russ street, anl
 Roland Homer Royce. son of MT. ane
 Mrs. Andrew J. Royce, of Wales Mass. a draughtsman. both of Hartford. were 1 married Tuesday evening at the home of the bride there. The, ceremony was
 performed by the Rev. Charles F. Car ter, pastor of the Park Congregations
 church. The; bride was attended by her sister, Miss Florence M Under. I wood. as maid of honor, and Misse.
 Mildred and Viola Engler of Norwich
 cousins of the bride, as ring bearer
 and flower girl, respectively. Prof l Warren Roper of Palmer. Mass, wa.
 best man. The couple stood under
 large white bell and the background
 was of roses and ferns. The bride wa.
 given away in marriage by her father
 The dining room was decorated witt
 pink and white. Etrearners, and palms
 and ferns atiorned, the corners of tn
 living and reception rooms Miss In
 derwood wore a white hand emhroid