Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
WEDDING.
praner-Raumeister.

The Sunday Morning Bulletin of Walla. Walla, Wash, dated June 22, contains the following of local inter est:
 The marriage of Miss Olga Sophia Baumeister to MT. Clifton Nathan Ora per, of Schenectady, New York. was solemnized Wednesday evening at ' o'clock at Waldheim. the suburban home of the brides mother Mrs. AL Vina Baumeister. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Raymond C.. Brooks, pastor of the First Congrega- tionaI church in the presence of a company of relatives and intimate friends of the brides family.
 Lohengrin wedding march was play ed by Mrs. E. S. Fischer as the bridal party entered the reception room The Bridal Song by Jensen during the ceremony and the Norwegian Process sional by Grieg after the marriage ser vice.
 The Baumeister home was a ver4table bower of roses, offset with St. Francis lilies, white sweet peas. smilax and asparagus ferns. The bridal process sion was marked by bouquets of the sweet peas on pedestals. joined by ropes of smilaX. During the ceremony which took place in the reception room the couple stood in a bower of lattice work interwoven with sprays of the fern. smilax and liles.
 The bride who was escorted by her brother MT. Alvin Baumeister. wore a handsome gown of white Duchess satin with panels, yoke and bolero of rose point lace. The gown was made with a long court train and her veil was of Honiton lace and caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bou- quet of lilies of the valley and pink orchids. She also wore a brooch of pearls and diamonds. the gift of the groom. She was attended by a matron of honor and bridesmaid. The matron of honor was Mrs. Frank B. Thomson sister of the bride. who wore a gown of pale blue brocaded silk, with point lace collar and gold lace and carried pink Killarney roses and sweet peas Miss May Rogers was bridesmaid and wore a gown of pale pink silk, embrOid- cred in satin roses with drapery of blue brocaded chiffon embroidered in gold and carried white roses. Little gown of white silk embroidered null was ring bearer and Pauline and Sadie Crocker of Colfax were flower girls and wore pretty gowns of embroidered batiste.
 Mr Merton Sage of Schenectady was best man and the ushers were H. A. Bendix Louis Sutherland, L. R. Quill liam, Max Baumeister and Albert Gre celius. Master. Werner Baumeister met the guests at the door and little Karl Baumeister was train bearer.
 The brides mother was gowned in white crepe de chine, trimmed in Ba- varian lace. over blue and pink changeabIe silk Mrs. Net Baumeister the brides aunt wore a rich gown of white Duchess satin, with drapertes of black Guipure lace, and Mrs. B. E. Baumeister, also an aunt. wore d black lace gown over black satin. An ele- gant gown of pale green crepe de chine with over dress of silver lace, was worn by Mrs Alvin Baumeister sister-fn-law of the bride. Her cou- sins from Pendieton, were Mrs. W. O. Thompsoh who were 8 gown of Pese bfoeade silk with draPefies of beaded white chiffon and Mrs, Fl. Collins, whose gown was white satin with eVefdress of Irish crochet,
 The dining F66H which was presided ever by Mrs. I4euis Hunzik eF, Mrs, IT, r. Bendix, Mrs. George Wnhitelleuse and Mrs h, F, Shaw, had elaborate decorations of pink Killarney roses, pink tuile aAd maiden hair fern. The punch reeHa was beautiful with dec dratirens of JaaueRnet roses and ferns and was presided over by Mrs Harry Martin and Mrs. Porter Crock CT of Colfax. Miss Halle Ggepp Miss Geneva Gardner. Miss Lulu Hubbard, Miss Lessie CornWeIl, Miss Berethy Hunziker, Miss Elizabeth Gardner, Miss Clara Quinn. Miss Marguerite Hunt, Miss Lillian Russell, Miss Alice McMillan. Miss Grace Lyons, Miss Cor leen Moore. Miss Irene Collins, Miss Camille Moore. Miss Mary Elliott, Miss