Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-23
WEDDINGS.
Lueas-Worth.


 One of the iovslisst early spring weddings was that of Miss Clara Louise, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jo- seph c. Worth, of Colt street, of this city, and Noah Lucas of New Britain, which was solemnized at the brides home Wednesday evening.
 At the appointed hour, 7.1b, to the music of the wedding march rom Tannhauser, played by Lang's orchcs- tra, the bridal party. the maid or hoE- or and the bride, accompanied by her father entered the parlor, where they were met by the groom and the pest man, George c. Lucas, of Central Falls, R. l., brother of the groom. The double ring service was impress siyeiy performed by Rev; HerpeaJ ;. gregational church. of which both the bride and groom are members barca- role and Tales from Holman was so-t. ly played during the ceremony. at which only members of the tmmedlale families were present. The bride was beautifully gowned in white crepe meteor With p.int duchess lace trimmings. She wore veil and Dutch bonnet of net caught with orange blossoms a1i carrIeu shower bouauet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. He- only orna- ment was a diamond and pen laval iere set with platinum, her gilt from the groom. The maid of horror wore . groom presented his best man vita gold cuff links.
 The maid of honor. Miss Ethel Worth. the brides sister, wore hand sS1ne white crystal beaded gown ove white satin. She carried an arm pou- uuet of Richmond roses. A reception was held from to s.s6 o'clock. Receiving with the pfioai party were the brides family, MT. ana Mrs. Joseph C. Worth. the groom's sa-
 
 George Lucas. During the receplion Langs orchestra of four pieces dis- coursed popular opera selections whiio dainty buffet lunch was served.
 The house was artistfcally decorateo by Reuter- with a wealth of wl.-e roses and with palms and ferns taro1ahout the rooms. The dining rooE scheme was pink and white. earrie1 out by masses of pink and white roses. After their wedd rs tr,P. .- MT n:,.ain ana where they will be at home, A. Hanih- ton street, after May 1st.
 The bride was member or the Alpha Sigma society If the Congrega. tional church anf of the E Natural club and has been prominent in social life as well as in the church and nu- sfcal circles. She v1ll leave in N0r-1 wich a host of friends by whom her absence will be sincereiy regretted
 Among the many beautiful gifts or sllEeT. Cut 6ldGSs AiiCAiS oaa Aaf"SA'Ss was a handsome electroi er. from the choir of the Broadway Congregational church, where the bride ias been soio- ist during the past year.
 The groom. the son O. N. EVerettl Lucas of Central ..tlls. R. l., waS for merly of Norwich, leaving town a ht- tie over a year ago to locate in New Britain, where he IS assistant troas- urer in the sayings bank of that piace. There were guests from Auburn, ~.
 -oII Hnvar Providence R. l., WaureSa7 and New London.
 ButIer--Devine.
 The marriage of James J. Butler to Miss Mary A. Devine, bor1 of New London, took place there at St. Mary.s Star of the Sea church at o'clock Wednesday morning. Nuptiaj mass was celebrated by Rev. Stanislas Fed ertiewicz
 Michael Lyons of Worcester wss the best man. and Miss Mary Murphy Of New London was the bridesmaid
 After the ceremony. a wedding breakfast was served at .ie future home of the couple at IA Le iyara street.
 PercivaI-Bode.
 Wednesday evening Dora Augusta Bode and Robert Landes Percival were married by the Rev. s. H Howe, D. b., at the home of the brides par ents. Mir. and Mrs. William C. Bode or 3T0 Asylum street. The wedding was very quiet and only relatives and friends attended. The groom is the son of Mir. and Mrs Fletcher Percival of valleyf1eld, Canada. and is an cleo trician by trade. He belongs to the Odd Fellows and is also member of the Royal Canadian Organist guild of Montreal. The bride is a trained nurse, having graduated from the hos pital in Bridgeport and is a favorite among her many friends.
 The couple left after the ceremony for a tour of two weeks in New YorE state and Canada and they will reside in ValIeyf1eld. On their arrival at their future home 8 reception will be held Many beautiful and useful gifts were received