Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-08
WEDDING.
BuzzII--Hili.

Leon Campbell Buzzell of East Lyme and Miss Marguerite Brewster Hill were united in marriage Saturday eve ming at o'clock at New London at Mrs. Hadlai A. Hull. Rev. James Will son Bixler, D. D., of the Second Con- gregational church officiated, using the double ring ceremony and the bridal pair stood under canopy of white aSterS and yellow roses in the parlor.
 The brides gown was of white, sat in with long train, waist of duchesse and rose point lace pearl ornaments and tulle veile caught up with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was white or chids and white Killarney roses with long heavy shower of lilies of the valley and chiffon ribbons.
 Miss Gretchen Harris of New Lon don and Miss AnnabelIe Stoddard of Middletown attended the bride. They were gowned in blue charmeuse with short trains and carried arm punches of Mrs Aaron Ward roses tied with yellow chiffon.
 The best man was George H. Bath gate of East Lyme and the head usher Robert Boyd. of Antrim, N. H., cou- sin of the bridegroom. The other ushers were Wade Campbell of Provi- dence another cousin; Dr. R. Scott Linsley and Attorney c. Hadlai Hull of New London
 The Hull residence was charn1ingly decorated, the color scheme of yellow and white being most beautifully car ried out, great quantities of the vel low rose, Mrs. Aaron Ward, and white asters being used most effectively with palms and other potted plants.
 The broad veranda was enclosed by a solid wall of flowers. The fireplace in the reception hall was banked with helenium and white asters' were uSed about the room. The mantles of tfRe
 
 ferns, asparagus, white asters and vel low roses in profusion. The dining room was done in palms white asters and asparagus with white Killarney roses for the mantle and helenium for the fireplace. The chandeliers of all the rooms were most attractive with curtained asparagus and yellow roses The flower girls carried especially i'm ported gold baskets filled with yellow roses.
 From the front of the house lines of electric lights were stretched to the street and the entrance to the house was gayly illuminated.
 A reception and supper followed the ceremony. The orchestra played dur ing the reception. MT and Mrs. Bug zeIl left for the south for a three weeks wedding tour. Upon their re- turn they will reside in East Lyme, MT. Buzzell being engaged in the man. agement of the East Lyme Manufac turing Co. of which his father is an owner.
 wealth of fine gifts was received, rich silverware. cut glass, china and other handsome articles. The gifts of the bride to her bridesmaids were slippers and stockings. The bride groom gave his best man a gold head ed cane and to each of the ushers a pair of heavy gold cuff links.
 MT. Buzzell is the only son of Mir. and Mrs. o. A. Buzzell of East Lyme. He attended Taft preparatory school at Watertown, Mass, conducted by former President Taft's brother. He is a graduate of the class of '09, of Bulkeley school.
 Miss Hill was graduated from the Manual Training and Industrial school last June She is also a graduate of the Williams Memorial Institute of the class of 1910.
 The out of town guests included MT. and Mrs. George Lathrop. MT. and Mrs. William Baldwin, MT and Mrs. Nathan Brewster, Mrs. Sidney Brewster, MT. and Mrs. George Draper of this city.