Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-07
WEDDINGS
swindeIIs-Wilsen.

With many friends of the young couple attending, the marriage Of Jo- seph H. Swindells and Hiss Edith O. Wilson took place on Saturday ev- ening at pfndsor Locks at the home of gthe brides father, Colin O. Wilson. the ceremony being performed at T o'clock by Rev. George w Lewis. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion with palms, astors and carnations and the bridal party eriter>- ed the parlor to the music of the brid- al chorus from Lohengrin played by Miss Elsie McCauley, a cousin of the bride. Q, "Promis Me- was rendered during the ceremony and the Mendel- sonn wedding march at its cenclusion. Miss Jeanett Wilson, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and the best man was Frederick Gilbert of Hart ford, a cousin of the groom. The was charmingly ognwed in white crepe de Chine with Mechlin lace and pear she carried white roses. The brides maid wore blue crepe de chine and carried Killarney roses.
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 From their many friends in Windsor Locks and other places the bridal beautiful gifts which included silver, cut glass and china. The groom's gift to the bride was gold pendant watch and to the best man a gold watch fob. To the bridesmaid and the pi- ship pins.
 After a reception which followed the ceremony, MT. and Mrs SwindeIls left for an extended wedding trip and upon their return they will meake their nome at No. s Cau1ey avenue. Wind sor Locks. The groom is the son of Mrs. John Swindells of that phce and is with the Medlicott Co.
 Those present at the weddinf incIud- ed guests from Hartford, Springfield. Rockville. Norwich and MontviIie, De Witt Guy, MT. and Mrs. David Henry Wilson and MT. and Mrs. Peter Stewart Wilson of Norwich and Mrs. Martha Gilbert of Montvile.
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 Miss Margaret schalI. a resident in Ehe Pequot colony, New London, was married at the Pequet chapel, Sats,T day at 1.20 F. III. to Robert K. Stafford or huntington, l.. l.. Rev. P. M. Ker- ridge. rector of St. James church, Of ficiated.
 The bride was attended by her sis. ter, Mrs. E. FTanklyn Brewster, Jr., as matron of honor, Miss Marie Elsie
 VT hitney. Miss Isabelle Moore of New Orleans Miss May vogel, Miss Doro- and Miss TheIr1a viofett were the bridesmaids and two pages. the sons. of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Moore and MT. and Mrs. Edward Hammond att tended her. John Stafford brother of the groom, was best man.
 The ceremony was followed by a reception at the home of the brides parents.
 The brides gown was of white saeir :,
 trimmed with Venetian lace. She wore | a venetian lace vel and carried a
 shower bouquet of lilies of the vslisy and gardenias. The matron of honor.
 wore pink satin, trimmed with tuIie 1 ana rosebuds, and carried a. leyhcrn nat titled with lilies of the valley and
 forgetmenots. The bridesmaids wore l blue satin with tuile and rosebud tr,nl-
 naings. Bearman- Mendeif.
 The marriage of Miss Annie Men dell and Pincus Bearusan took pIare Sunday evening at seven o'clock at
 the home of the brides parents. A
 Forest street. the ceremony being per
 formed by Rabbi Max Stana1n. Tle
 Phillip MendelL The bride was hand : stonely dressed in white silk. with pink trimmings and carried d Iearse | bouquet of flowers
 The groom is the son Of the late
 Samuel and Mary Bearman and is a.
 fruit peddlar. residing at 2e West Main street. He is a member Of the Breth-
 eren of Joseph and Is an active mem
 Der of the Order of Zion. The bride is
 Wendell and has been 8 clerk in the i White Star clothing house. After the ceremony a. recption and refresh l nents were served followed by danc- ing until midnight. The couple re- ! cetvsd many beautifm gifts.