Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-23
WEDDINGS.
BusheII- M Milan.

BusheII- McMillan.
 One of the prettiest midwinter so- cial events was the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Stuart, daughter or MT. ana Mrs. Charles Stuart MacMillan or Smith avenue and Arthur William Bushell of Providence, R. l.. whlch was held at the brides home Thurs day evening. The home was prettiy decorated with potted plants and cut i flowers.
 Promptly at six o'clock to the music of the Lohengrin Wedding March, played by Miss Isabel Stephenson, the bride entered the parlor accompanied by her father, joining the groom and his best man before a handsome bank of green and white where the marriage ceremony was impressively performed by the Rev. H. J. Wyskoff, pastor or the Second Congregational church The one ring service was used. Mae DowelPs ITO A Wild Rose" was softly played during the ceremony, at which were only relatives and few intimate friends. The bride made a lovely appearance in a gown of white crepe-de- -chine over white satin, trimmed with chantlly lace. She wore a long veil, graceful ly draped frop a chantilly lace cap Her only ornament was a diamond la yalliere, the gift of the groom She carried a shower bouquet or bride roses and sweet peas. She was attended by her sister, Miss Evelyn LaPierre MacMillan as maid of honor. She wore handsome silk Voile over pink silk and carried bou- ! Helen Gibson MacMillan, the brides sister, daintily gowned in white acted as ring bearer.
 | The groom's best man was Howard i J. Boomer, his brother-in-law, of | New York City. The brides gift to | her maid of honor was pretty la 1 Valliere set with a ruby. The groom s | gift to his best man a rose gold scarf | pin set with a sapphire.
 | Following the ceremony a reception was held which was attended by one l hundred guests.
 l Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Howard J. Bloomer, Miss Grace ! Bushell, Miss Hazel Anderson. Miss Eleanor McCully. Miss Eleanor Mo i Grath Miss Hazel Swan, Miss 1 Gladys Bushell served punch. Receiving with the bridal couple were the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. | Charles $. MacMillan and Mrs. Walter l Bushell, of Providence, R. L., mother ! of the groom. Mir. Bushell, the 1 groom's father who is India, was un- able to be present.
 Mrs. MacMillan was gowned in a handsome gown of gray satin reviere with lace garniture. Mrs. Bushell
 wore a lovely gown of lavender crepe ! de-metier, with trimmings and collar
 of cream silk Maltese lace.
 Amid showers of confetti, MT. and
 Mrs. BusheIl left on an early train
 for their wedding trip. The brides travelling gown was a tailor made suit ! of the fashionable mahogany red. The gifts were many and beautiful and included silver, cut glass and lin
 ems and several checks.
 The bride has always lived in Nor ] foI fc of he i1I,
 Free Academy and has a host ot
 friends.
 The groom is the son of the Rev
 and Mrs. Walter Bushell, missionaries | stationed in Burma, India, but were formerly of Providence, R. I.
 He is a graduate of Brown Universi-
 ty, class of 1907 and a member of the
 Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
 For six years Mir. Bushen was em-
 ployed by the government as civil en-
 gineer in the Philippines. Since his
 return home he has been engaged or
 the engineering staff of the State
 Highway commission and upon theil
 return MT. and Mrs. Bushell will be
 located for a time in WiIlimantic.
 Among the out of town guests
 were Mrs. Walter Bushen, tn,
 groom's mother. the Misses Glady:
 and Grace BushelI and Durlin BusheiI-
 ell the groom's sisters and brother
 all of Providence, MT. and Mrs. How.
 ard Bloomer of New York city, Dr. anC
 Mrs. Samuel Cosgrove and son Rober
 of Jersey City, N. J.. MT. and Mrs
 Lynsted Gates of Mantle, Miss Elean.
 or McCulIy, Pattison City. N. J.. Mis-.
 Margaret Ferguson, Worcester, Mass
 MT. and Mrs. Carleton E. Jones O.
 Providence, R. I.
 Woolley-Heibel.
 James William Woolley and Mis! Lena Heibel were united in marriag, at the German Lutheran church or
 Franklin street Wednesday morning b,
 the pastor. Rev. Theodor Bauck ant
 relatives and friends were present At , tending the bridal couple were Nis,
 Annie Heibel and Frank Maynard
 During the day they left for a wed6inI trip to Boston. They will reside ii
 this city where the groom is employ
 ed as a painter. Many handsome gift were received.
 . Mir Woolley is the son of Josepl , and Annie S. Woolley and has resided , at No. 133 Prospect street. The brid , is the daughter of John W. and Jo , hanna Bauer Heibel of Prospect park Sharp-Jamieson.
 William Howard Sharp and Mis-
 Victoria Ada Jamieson were marrie , at 1.30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon a the home of the brides sister, Mrs Alice s. Baird, on Main street Brattle 1 DOro. Vt. Rev. b. w. Sharp, father 0 : the bridegroom, performed the cere
 mony, using a double ring service only the near relatives were present
 The bride wore d traveiing suit of blu
 tailored serge.
 After the ceremony Mir. and MT: } Sharp left for a wedding trip to Ne, York and New Jersey, after whic l they will come to Norwich to reside and will be at home after March 1 a 3 Washington place.
 MT. Sharp is a civil engineer in tn l Connecticut state highway depart ? ment. He graduated from Norwic university, Northfield. Vt, in 1907, an for three years was civil engineer i 2 the N..1.l- Ia