Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-09
JEWETT CITY
Whailey. .MecIussase Wedding Tues- day Evenins-John F. Hennon Be- gins Work In Internal Revenue Ser vice.

The marriage of Miss Margaret Allen McCluggage, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alexander H. McCluggage. of Jewett City. and Louis Frederick Whalley, son of MT. and Mrs John H. Whalley, of Lisbon, took place at the home of the bride Tuesday evening at S.30. The ceremony was performed between the parlors. under an arch of fragrant clematis and baltonia. The decorations In the parlors. were of clematis and hydrangeas. The stairway was bank ed with goldenred. making @ most eff fective setting as the wedding party descended to the parlor, Miss Harriet McCluggago, a sister of the bride, and Mss Arlene Burdick as little flower girls, daintily gowned in white, carry groom with the maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth Houston McCluggage, sis- ter of the bride. They were followed by the bride elect with the best man, Edward Secor of New York. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Samuel Thatcher. pastor of the Methodist church, As the wedding party entered the room the march from Lohengrin was played by Miss Josephine Miller, who played O Promise Me during the ceremony, At the close she played Mendelssohn's wedding march. The brides gown was white char mouse with shadow lace and pearl garnitures, and was cut with a train. She wore a veil, the cap being caught with roses and pearls. She carried a honor wore yellow crepe de chine with trimmings of shadow lace. She car ried a bouquet of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. The brides gift to her maid of hen- or was a pearl pendant and to the flower girls little gold crosses. The groomsman received a scarfpin from the bridegroom. Aftet the ceremony the Wauregan house catered during the reception. The gifts of silver, china, cut glass, linen and meney, with many other useful articles. were much admired.
 Mr. and Mrs. Whaiiey left during the evening for New York and will reside in a newly furnished home in Lisbon: The brides travelling gown was or blue cloth. with which she wore black hat Both MT. and Mrs Whalley have a host of friends who showered congratulations upon them The guests from out of town included Edward Secor, Thomas McCluggage of Fairview, N. J., Miss Sarah Reid of Of Fairiawn: R. l., MT. and Mrs. Oscar Bouiay Of Providence. John McClug gage of Pawtuclzet, Misses Margaret and Janet Hood of New York, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and son Nor Tis of Voiuntewn:
 Visiter After 30 Years.
 James Wilcox, former resident in Jewett City, was the guest Monday of his niece Mrs. J. G. Bromley. in Lis bon. MT. Wilcox had not visited Jew ett City for 30 years. He is situated in Boston, where he is a theatrical manager, having charge Of five thea tres in Boston and adjacent places.
 In Iateraai Revenue Service.
 John F: Hennon, recently appointed to the internal revenue service began his duties Monday, working from the Boston office. He received the appoint ment through the recommendation of Congressman Mahan.
 New Music supervisor.
 Miss Adelaide FigenbauH, of Boston is to be the music supervisor at the Riverside grammar school, Miss Pearl Jackson having accepted another posi- tiop.
 Postmaster ". H. Brown has been the guest Of his daughter in Vest minister, Vt.
 Miss Rosa Buuasteaa of Boston has been guest at Miss Alice A. Browns.
 Holiday Guests.
 Sir. and Mrs. William T. Grumb had as their guests over Labor day MT. and Mrs. W R. Lalcher. Charles L. and William and Miss Elizabeth Larcher, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Haskell and MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Spring field Mass.
 Misses Elsie and Minnie Foster oe Providence are guests at Daniel E. Ffnn's-
 Mrs. E. J. pavan returnc1 Q her home in Brooklyn, N. T., T" " af- ter a months stay at her ' hters, Mrs. E. J. Jodoin's.
 MT. and Mrs. Abraham zegeer spent Sunday at Rocky Point and Crescent Park.
 Mir. and Mrs. [. H. Desrosiers had as their gnests o4 Sunday MT. and