Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-29
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ByIes--Herrick

ByIes-Herrick
 Miss Edith Demarest Herrick, daughter of Mrs. Burrill A. Herrick of No. 50 Laurel Hill avenue, and Ev- erett Barstow Byles, son of MT. and Mrs. George $. Byles of this city, were united in marriage Wednesday evening at Idlehour, West Brookfield, Mass, the country home of the brides uncle. Charles P. Chapman The dou- ble ring service was used and the ceremony was performed at 6 o'clock by Rev. R. M. D. Adams. DID,, of the Episcopal church of North Brookfield. l Mass.
 The bride, who was given away by her uncle, was charmingly gowned in white crepe de chine with long white Venetian lace tunic and veil of tulle, caught up with orange blossoms. Sile carrIed roses and lilies of the valley and wore a cameo brooch of her
 grandmother's. Miss Ruth Herrick Chapman was the maid of honor. Miss Chapman wore an Oriental lace, tunic over light blue satin with velvet girdle
 and carried yellow chrysanthemums. She also wore a cameo nendant, the gift of the bride. Charles Codding- ton Smith of Norwich was the best
 man. Miss Vivian Eleanor Chapman,
 the little cousin of the bride, was the i flower girl. She wore white lace and carried a basket of roses.
 | The ceremony was performed in the drawing room under an arch of yell low and white cnrysanthemums and asparagus fern, only relatives being present The bridal couple entered to the music of the bridal chorus from Lobengrin and during the ceremony l and reception the following program I was rendered by an orchestra from 1 Worcester:
 l O Belle Mutt, Offenbach, l Venetian Love Song Nev;n l DewdropS, Armstrong l. Marsaria, Morse Flushing Rose Serenade, Johnson The ceremony was followed by a dinner and dance at the Arcadia Inn which was beautifully decorated. The guests included Mrs. William Chapman of Norwich, aunt of the bride, who is spending the winter in New York, and who wore black chaE- tilfy lace over white satin. with black chiffon velvet bolero Jacket with jet | trimming; Mrs. Charles E. Chapman l gold lace tunic over white satin; Mrs
 Burrill A. Herrick, mother of the
 bride, white rose point lace with Dres- den girdle and pearl ornaments; Mrs l George s. Byles, mother of the groom, black lace and satin; Mrs. Charles | H. Vaughn, black lace over white 1 satin; Mrs. John Kurrus of New York, light brocade satin with silver trim- 1 mings; Mrs. Earle C. Herrick, white 1 lace over pink chiffon; Miss June B. l Moves. black satin and jet; Mrs. Rob- ert Byles, old rose crepe meteor; Miss Ruby E. Vaughn, pale pink crepe I meteor. with gold trimmings; Miss Beatrice Chapman, salmon pink satin and baby Irish lace.
 l. The guests included: From Norwich t-Mr. and Mrs. George s. Byles, MT.
 and Mas. Charles w. Vaughn, Miss
 Ruby p. Vaughn, MT. and Mrs Earle c. Herrick; from New York-Mr. and | re
 kurrus and Masters Sturtevant and
 Harold Demarest Kurrus; and from
 New sLondon-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
 Byles.
 MT. Byles is 8 member of the Ar canum club of Norwich and a mem . Der of the Turks Head club of Provi- dence. After their wedding trip the newly married couple are to reside al | No. 214 Edgewood avenue, Providen, . I where MT. Byles is the representatiy ye
 of the $. M. Howes Co. of Boston. + Herring-Brown
 . At the rectory of St. Patrick. l church Wednesday afternoon at o'clock Rev. J. H. Broderick the rec. I tor of the church. united in marriage
 Henry c. Herring and Miss Fanni,
 Louise Brown. Miss Helena M. Sulli a van was the bridesmaid and John J : Doyle was the best man. Both brid. |, and maid wore gowns of the lates ell style and carried yellow chrysanthe 5 nuns. A reception and wedding din. ] ner was given at the home of tn, brides parents, MT, and Mrs. Herber
 H. Browne, No. 219 West Main street
 The bridal couple left on an early ev. 8 ening train for Northampton, Mass, fol = 1 their wedding tour They will be gon, : about | a week and on their return g will reside for the present with tn. , brides parents. The groom's gift tt . the bride was a handsome pearl ana onyx lavalier and his gift to the bes
 man was signet monogram ring. The
 bride presented her maid handsom. :, bracelet. The bride wore pearl ana [ onyx brooch that her grandmother ]. wedding day.
 There were number of handsom, a wedding gifts including cut glass, linen n slverware and check.
 The. guests included friends iron
 Hartford, New York. New London ant : Providence. The house was prettil! . decorated in Halloween colors. : MT. Herring is the son of Charle : Edward and Ellen Parrisson Herring ! and has resided at No. 2s0 Wes s trade and is employed at the cutlery '' in Thamesville. The bride is tn # daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herbert H
 Browne and has resided wit hher par a ents at Mo- 219 West Main street. Botl a bride and groom have a large circle o f friends who wish them happy mar IL ried life.
 r Sn1ith-SuIiivan,
 7. At 1.30 o'clock Wednesday afternoo
 .n the rectory of St. 'PatFick's churc
 Rev. John H. Broderick united in mar ,. riage Miss Abbie Elizabeth Sulliva n and George Royal Smith. Louis X I. Crandall and Mrs. Bessie L. Crandal - filled the places of honor. MT. an [. Mrs. Smith left during the afternoo = for a wedding tour and on their re vryiII I,1iv- 1,pv S,, 4I, If city. There were a. number of brett y and useful gifts.
 It MT. Smith Is the son of Charles T 1t and Helena A. Baker Smith. He Ina II | resided at 55 Fair1nount street and ha <. bee nemployed in the Norwich Nickl l ta,.id II,