Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-05

Jacobs, sister of the bride. and ths following Dana Hall school friends O. the bride: Miss Gladys Butler, Boston; Miss Marjorie Shaw, Paterson, N. J. Miss Lillian King. Plainfeld, N. J.. Miss Lillian Cox. Short Hills. N. J., i Miss Katherine Clark Northampton, Mass. They wore pale pink charmeuse gowns yelled la shadow lace vita drapery caught at the hem of the skirt with large bow of pale blue tulle. The lace bodice was embroidered with pearls and trimmed at the black with tiny blue and pink chiffon rosebuds. Tulle bandeaux, embroidered with pearls, were the hair ornaments ana each bridesmaid carried a shower bou- quet of pink sweet peas.
 The most picturesque of the brides attendants was her niece. little Miss Mary Jacobs, three years of age, who looked as though she had stepped from painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds, even to the little cap. Her frock of soft white material was figured in tiny pink flowers. It was held in at the high Waistline by soft sash Of pink satin with long ends at the back. She carried wicker basket of rose petals which she scattered in the path of the bride.
 Mrs. Frederick A. Jacobs, mother of the bride. wore an embroidered white gown.
 Wilder L. Stratton of Mt. Vernon N. Y. served as best man for MT. Waller, and the ushers were Earll Waller Harry E. Waller Skaneateles, Ferguson Brookline Mass, x James A. Moffett, New York; Ernest Ross War ren Danie1son; Lieut. Walter F. Ja- | cobs, U. s. N. brother of the bride. | For a recessional MT. Preston played the wedding march from Mendelssohn's or nGhQ~C | closing the line of attendants as the | bridal procession passed up through | the church.
 Among the out of town guests at the wedding were pr and Mrs. T. R. Max 1 field, New York; Mr. and Mrs Albert ] Birmingham, MT and Mrs. Frank A. | Stratton, Mt. Vernon, N. Y; Mrs. Maher, Roan Mountain, Tenn; Mrs. Charles Wright and daughter, Miss l Marion Wright. North Adams, Mass; l Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne, Skanea- = teles, N. Y: MT. and Mrs. Julius Wal l Ter, Schenectady, N. Y; Mrs Frank G. bailey and son, Philip Bailey, Worces- 1 ter; Judge and Mrs. Lewis South worth, Manila. P. l.; Mrs. Esther Ja- cobs, Miss Agnes Jacobs. Oliver r. Jacobs, Orange, N. J.; MT. and Mrs. l Harry Lincoln Wadsworth and son, Lincoln Wadsworth, Norwich; Miss Lila Paige. Albany, N. Y; Miss Helen 1 Ryman, Wilkesbarre. Pa.; MT. and | E. L. , MT and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Provi- dence, R. l.; MT. and Mrs. Clarence l Hatch, New London; Miss Helen Dun l baugh Mt. Vernon, N. Y; Miss Lillian Barber. Worcester; Mrs. Arthur Jones, l Chicago; Mrs. Fred Squire, Boston; l Mr and Mrs. c. Lansing Campbell, | Waterbury.
 A reception followed the church ceremony at the home of the brides parents, 53 Broad street
 The bride received magnificent gifts. After their wedding journey MT ami Mrs. Waller are to live at the groom beautiful country estate at Skanea l teles.
 l Quinebaug Pomona Grange Meeting.
 The second regular meeting of Quin-
 ebaug Pomona grange, No. 2, was l held with Echo grange, No. 180. al l Mansfield Center, Saturday, May 31sr
 the meeting being called to order al l 10.30 a. m. III the fifth degree by WOr- l thy Master Phillips for general busi- | ness, after which it was lowered to the | fourth degree and Worthy Lectur T l Kennedy introduced Llewellyn J
 Storrs, master of Echo grange. whC | welcomed Quinebaug Pomona in {
 very hearty manner. after which Hon l Randolph Chandler of Thompson re- | sponded to the address of welcome in Z | very witty and pleasing way. The | meeting was then adjourned until
 p. m for dinner. which was served by
 the ladies of Echo grange in the l church parlors.
 At 1 p. m. the meeting was agaiI
 called to order with about 100 mem l bers present. After the singing ot | two songs by the grange, State Lee
 turer Blakeman was introduced anC
 was listened very attentively to, his
 subject being based upon good com
 mon school education and gooC
 moral and religious training for oul
 boys and girls, followed by voca
 solo by Rev MT. Aver of Echo grange
 (With encore). The next speaker in
 troduced by Hon. George B. Chandler
 his subject being Farmers Finance, o
 Rural Cooperative Credit, which wa: highly interesting, telling of its sue
 cess in Europe, also that farm proper
 ty IS the best security in the worlC
 and that it is a good subject for th'
 grange to take up, and urged them tt
 do so, as they did parcel post. aftel
 which it was open for discussion, am
 Worthy Overseer Wheeler and other
 spoke upon the subject. After anothe
 song by the grange, Mrs. Anthony O
 Echo grange gave recitation (Wit!
 encore) after which Rev. MT. Aver
 Rev MT Smith and Christopher M
 Gallup, a former member, spoke brief
 ly. The meeting closed at 3.90 u. m
 All agreed that it was an ideal da.
 and place to meet.