Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-16

of lilies of the valley. Her bouquet was of bridesroses and a shower Of lilies of the valley.
 The matron of honor wore pink crepe de chine over pink brocaded messaline, the trimming of rosebuds and shadow lace Her arm bouquet was of sweet peas.
 Mrs. Colvin's gown was of cham pagne brocaded silk poplin with crepe de chine overdress.
 Numbered in the bridal party and acting as a reception committee, with Lester Bill, Danielson, were the fol- lowing friends of the bride: Miss Ma rian Luscumb, Salem; Mass, Miss Reach, Fitchburg, Mass; Miss Helen L. Bailey, Winthrop, Mass; Miss Eth el Richmond, Miss Elsie Barber, both of Danielson.
 The young ladies were gowned in shades to represent the colors of spring and presented an attractive picture Miss Luscumb, formerly a teacher here, wore blue messaline with chiffon ov- erdress. Miss Branches gown was of blue messaline with shadow lace trim ming. Miss Reach wore a gown of green messaline, Miss Bailey a hand some creation of green crepe de chine. Mrs. Richmond's gown was a bauti- full design in lavendar chiffon with pearl trimming, Miss Barbers laven- dar crepe de chine with chiffon trim ming.
 Each of the young ladies wore cor sage bouquet to harmonize with the color of their gowns, those in lavendar having vioIets, those in green the white narcissus, those in blue for -get-me- nots.
 For recessional Mrs. Perry played Mendelssohn's wedding march,
 Following the wedding there was a reception at the home of the brides parents on Maple street. Assisting MT. and Mrs. Carlsen in receiving were the parents of the bride and the pa rents of the groom. The colvin home was prettily decorated with southern srnilax and fleur de moss.
 The display of the collection of beau tiful gifts to the bride was in a room reserved for the purpose on the second floor. Very choice selections of cut glass, silver, china, linen and many other varieties of gifts were included.
 remembrance that was particu- larly pleasing to the bride was a ca blegram received from London We'd neSday morning, message from Miss Frances Davis, formerly of Danielson, wishing Joy and Happiness"
 MT. and Mrs. Carlsen are away on their wedding trip. After June 1st, they are to be at home at S64 Dix well avenue, New Haven, in which city the groom's business interests are centered.
 The bride is one of Danielson's best Known young women. She is a grad uate of Killingly high school and of the state normal school at Willimantic and for the past two years until the end of the winter term was teacher in the kindergarten of the Danielson graded school.
 About the Borough.
 J. Carl Witter was at PhoenixviIle Wednesday for the second day selling big auction at the John McNair place.
 Mir. and Mrs. James E. Hathaway have been called to Boston by the death of Mir Hathaway's mother
 William M. Franklin of Broad street has purchased a touring car. Mrs. H. r. Glendining returned We'd nesday from a stay at Fishers Island. At the Orpheurn theater Wednesday afternoon the Klark- Urban company played The House of a Thousand Candles. In the evening the bill was The Gambler the two plays being among the strongest of the fine list of the week.
 Lamp Exploded. The fire department was called out about 7-30 Tuesday evening for an alarm from box 20 for a fire in one of l the new dwellings of the Danfelson 1 Cotton Company on Water street {: | where lamp exploded. The fire was | eXtinguished before the arrival of the | apartment and the ramage was urac- i ticalfy nothing.