Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-27

and MT. and Mrs. Willis Austin Mrs Richards handsome gown was pale gray brocade trimmed with old point applique lace worn with pearls and rhinestones; Mrs. Leach's was black satin with duchesse lace; Miss Endi- cott's, rose pink satin with silver lace overdress, Paquin model; Mrs. Chase's, rose satin with black lace and jetj Mrs. Austin's, white satin com binsd with turquoise blue velvet bro- caded chiffon. Another pretty gown was that of Mrs. J. V. Alcott, of pom padour silk with lace and crystal trim
 ming and jewels. and of Miss Mabel Endicott, a white satin trimmed with black and silver lace and dash Of turquoise.
 Lang's orchestra furnished music during the evening. and the refresh ments were served by a Norwich ca terer. Reuter- furnished the bouquets and boutonnieres.
 There were & great many beautiful wedding gifts in silver, china, glass. linen, money and household articles Among these were rugs. pictures, mir TOTS, chairs and tables, candlesticks. a Thermos kit for picnic lunches, electric lamps, clocks. many of them old-fash- toned heirlooms which were especially prized. One plate was 200 years in the same family.
 Among the out of town guests were MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Eiwell of Mt. Carmel. MT. and Mrs. Charles C.
 
 i C. Endicott and Miss Mabel Endicott of Boston. Congressman and Mrs. ] James Van Vechten Alcott Of New York, Mrs. Boyden w. Pierson of New York, Frederick c. Gladding of Hart ford, MT. and Mrs. Alfred J. Mcclure
 of Concord. N. H., MT. and Mrs. Rob ert Chappell of New London. Miss Anna c. Ely, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Mel | cer, Mir. and Mrs. Lnzee Hooper
 Frank w. Browning and Miss Henri . | Rr-fo frnrrl | Yale. MT and Mrs. Huntington Lee oi | New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bun | nell of Boston. The youngest guests present were Masters Willis Ph1pps | and Malcolm Austin and Robert E | Eastwood.
 | Mir and Mrs Chase left on the even ing train for weeks visit in New York. and later they will be at nome
 at 305 Broadway. Mir. Chase is wei i known as the president Of the E;atof | Chase Co. and his bride is equally prominent in the social life of the city
 hewitt-Dana.
 The following notice of a socfet,
 wedding in Brooklyn, N. r., Saturday is of local interest. as the bride is
 niece of Mrs. George D. Colt of Broad
 way. The groom is son Of MT: anS
 Mrs Thomas B. Hewitt, North Ston
 ington, summer residents, his fathe
 being a native of that town. prom l
 of the Wheeler school trustees: Miss Henrietta Silliman Dana daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arnold Guyo Dana. and Thomas Denison Hewitt . son of MT and Mrs Thomas Brown . ing Hewitt were married Saturday af ternoon in Grace church, Brooklyn . Heights Rev. pr. c. F. J. WrigleI , officiated, and the reception was hell : at the home of the brides parents, 13 7 Hicks street, Brooklyn.
 The maid of honor was Miss kath i arine Trumbull Dana, a young siste of the bride. Mrs. Brewer Hewitt wa , matron of honor, and the bridesmaid
 were Misses Ruth Standish Baldwi of Washington, Conn, Eleanor God . dard of Worcester. Mass. France 2 Carpenter of Washington. D. C., Rut , Lawrence of Medford. Mass, Oliy | Williams of Buffalo, and Dorothy Slut a phin of Brooklyn. N. Y. With the ex a : ception of Miss Sutphin. who was 2 Vassar girl, they were classmates ( V Miss Dana at Smith. from which sh r was graduated in 1912.
 V Mir Hewitt, who was graduate s from Yale in 1890, had as best ma
 his brother. Brewer Hewitt. The usf $ CTS were William Harrison and Al s thur Man of New York; David StJ s art and Sidney Robinson Kennedy Q Brooklyn: John Lewis Evans of Hs = verford, Penn, and Eliot Watrous z 1 New Haven,