Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-27
WEDDINGS.
Pisrson--EnaIer.

Pisrson--EnaIer.
 The marriage Of Miss Grace Will helmina Engler. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Engler of Hamilton avenue, and Harold l.. PierSon, son of MT and Mrs. Elmer R. Pierson Of this city, was solemnized :n ths home of the bride Thanksgiving evening at 7-S0 o'clock in the presence of friends and relatives. the Rev. Richard +. Graham. rector of Christ Episcopal church, per forming the ceremony
 The house decorations were beau hful as arranged by Geduldig. In the parlor the n1antel was banked with white roses, chrysznthemums. maid en hair ferns and snilax- The living room was attrActvelY dsccrated with pink Lorraine begoniaS end ferns and yellow chrysanthemImS were used pro- fusely in the dining room where a screen of palms and ivy concealed the musicians. Tn the hall beech, palms and smilax were effectively arranged.
 To the music of the bridal chorus flower girls, Misses Viola c. and Mill dred B. Engler, in dainty dresses of Dresden brocaded silk and crepe de chine with maribou. entered the pArlor anthemums. They were followed by the two bridesmaids. Miss Hazel B. Smith in a gown of pale yellow satin with chiffon, and Miss Marguerite A. H. Thresher in Nile green crepe de chine with lace, each carrying a. show CT bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Following the maid of honor Miss Edith A. Pierson, sister of the groom, who wore a gown of ping accordion pleated crepe meteor with pearl trim mings, and carried pink chrySanthe- nuns, were the bride and her father They were met by the groom and his best man, Raymond R. Wulf, of this city, in front of a pyramid of palms banked with ferns where the cere- mony was performed
 The bride was lovely in an exquisite gown of white crepe meteor cut en train, with trimmings of duchesse point lace. Her tulle veil was ar- ranged in pretty cap effect with band of pearls and sine carried a shower bouquet of Easter lilies. As an orna- ment she, wore the gift of the groom, . pearl and diamond lavaliere.
 Whispering Lilies, by Betts, was played softly during the ceremony and throughout the reception hours the following musical programme was giv- en by Lang's orchestra, assisted by Fred Guilford (fiute), of New Haven, an uncle of the bride:
 March from Carmen . Rizet Overture, Poet and Peasant .. Suppe scene de Ba1let ....-........- Nend1x Selection-High links ........ Frinl Song de Autumn ...-..--... Joyce Pansies from Floral Suit B .. Yendix Two Hungarian Dances ...... Brahms Selection--Adele ........".. Briquet
 A buffet supper was served by the Wauregan House.
 Assisting the bridal party in receiv- ing were MT. and Mrs. Engler and Alr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Pierson, par George G. Engler, C. Frederick EngIer and Louis T, Ensler, brothers of the bride, also assisted. Mrs. Engler wore gown of black satin and lace with corsage bouquet of English violets and Mrs. Pierson's gown was of black crepe de luxe, chiffon and silver trim minss with bouquet Of roses.
 The wedding gifts were very nurneT- ous and beautiful, including two chests of silver, rare china, linens, nahog- any clocks. gold pieces, silver service and articles of cut glass and silver.
 The brides gifts to her flower girls were gold forget pins with baroque pearls, flagree gold friend ship pins to the bridesmaids, and to her maid of honor she gave Q silver best man was pair of gold cuff links.
 Miss Engler is a graduate of the Academy in the class of '06 of which she was secretary. She is also mem Der of Delta Upsilon Phi, an Academy sorority, and has been prominent in lS also an Academy graduate and received his degree from Worcester Tech, where he was member of Kappa xxi Alpha. Their host of friends will regret their removal from town.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierson left during the evening for New York on the way to their new home in Damascus Va. where MT. Pierson is a chemist for the Smethport Extract company. As the bride and groom were departing, the orchestra rendered On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine.
 Guests were present from New York. New Haven, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, N. Y, Worcester, Clinton. Jewett City and Mystic.
 Davenport Williams.
 A pretty wedding which took place Wednesday night in Philadelphia was that of Miss Elsie Muller Williams, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward T. Williams of Philadelphia to Frank Davenport of Pornfret. AIrsI Thomas Ahern, of Providence, R. l., was the matron of honor, while the brides maids were Miss Mildred Williams, a. sister of the bride, and Miss Hazel Davenport, a sister of the bridegroom
 After a wedding trip MT. and Mrs. T1axyapr0rf will iya in