Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-28
WEDDINGS
WibberIy-saee.

A pretty home wedding took place at i o'clock Saturday afternoon when Miss Jessie Rebecca Sage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sage of Laurel Hill, became the bride of Malcolm WihbeTiy of Plainfeld. The ceremony was performed in the front parior of the brides home on Laurel Hill and was performed by Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff, pastor of the Second Con gregationaI church. Miss Lois Wib- herIv a sister of the groom. was bridesmaid and the best man was Ed ward F. Sage. a brother of the bride. The bride was cl1afmingfy goWned in white silk crepe, wore a. veil and car ried q shower bouquet Of white rose buds and maiden hair fern. The brides maid wore yellow voile. A reception followed the ceremony and a buffet lunch was served. The bride received number of handsome wedding gifts. Following a tour which will eventually take them to Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Wbberly will make their home in Milford. N. H., where he is employed.
 The house was prettiIy decorated with laurel and holly and mistletoe was placed above the doors. The bride has been president of the Alpha Sigma society of the Second CongTe- gational church and was employed as bookkeeper by the Plaut-Cadden Co.
 Among the out of town guests were MT and Mrs. Samuel Wihberly, Miss Edna wibberly and Miss Florence Wibberly of Plainfield. Miss Maud Wibberly of Preston. MT. and Mrs. Walter Wibberly of Hanover, Mrs. and Miss Hattie Sage of Berlin. Conn. Mrs Robert L. White of Durham, Conn, Mrs. Fred Chapman of Springfield
 Fillmore Sage of Milford. x. H. Friedman-Rabinovit
 Tn the presence of 150 relatives and friends from this and other cities the wedding of Louis NJ. Friedman of New York city and Miss Rose Rabinovitch 1 of Norwich took place at o'clock on Sunday afternoon in the Buckingham Memorial, the ceremony being per- formed in the west parlor. made beau tiful by palms and flowers, while Drew'S orchestra rendered Mendel- l fair, and the reception and supper | that followed in the rooms above were delightful and happy events. The gowns of the ladies were charming and many were the joyous good wishes heaped upon the popular bride and tgroom.
 Through a lone of white ribbons the | bridal party passed to the altar, where the rites of marriage were performed by Rabbis Rosenberg and SoboI. The bride was attired in Duchess satin with pearl trimmings She wore veil land carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Her matron of honor was her sister Mrs. William Lipschutz, ot New York city, who was gowned in terra cotta brocaded chiffon velvet The maid of honor was Miss Nellie
 Rabinovitch, who was in green crepe de chine, with Irish point lace ano lcarried pink roses. The bridesmaid were Misses Anna Strom, Sadie Rabi- novitch, a cousin of the bride Anne
 Rabinovitch, a niece, Fannie Strom Ada and Ray Friedman sisters oP tlnt groom. The flower girls were little
 Miss Anna Lipschutz. Cipa and Rivy
 Rosenberg and Anna SSrom. The besi man was Attorney Morris Jacobs o. New York city and the usl1ers com
 prised Sigmond Prusssl<. Attorney Jo.
 Rabinovttch, brother of the groom, o.
 Philadelphia, Myer Hollander of New
 London and Samuel Curland of Nor. Wfcf1.
 | The groom is a rising young attor, ney and cot1Rseilor at law in New Tori
 city He is graduate of the Cit. lcollege of New York. of the New Yori university law school and is a menbel
 of the New York bar He is the soI of MT. and Mrs. Morris Friedman o
 the Rivera apartments, Riyersid. lDrive. His bride has always lived il Norwich and sch ie a popular yaAunl
 lady, her wide circle of friends beinJ she received She is the daughter o
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Rabinepftch O ] 43 Cliff street. MT. and Mrs. Fried
 man left for a wedding trip to Atlanti
 City, N. J.. following which they vii
 make their home at 16oth street am 1 Broadway, New York city.
 Relatives and friends from Nev
 Fork, Philadelphia, Boston, Worces ter Iand other cities were nunlbere,
 anong the wedding guests.