Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24
WEDDINGS.
Moran-Newn7an an.

Julian D. Moran of this city and
Miss Margaret A. Newman were Joined
! in wedlock Wednesday morning at St.
] Mary's Star of the Sea church, in New
| London. The hour of the ceremony
was o'clock. Rev. Paul F. Heating
| assistant pastor Of the church, offici-
ated
The best man was Matthias R. Mo-
ran of New London, a brother of the
| bridegroom. The bride was attended
| by Miss Mary O'Connell of Danbury,
who was schoolmate of Miss New
mans at Mount st. Joseph's seminary,
| Hartford
The bride was attractively gowned
IN white charmeuse with real lace,
pearl trimmings, court train. She
| wore a real lace veil and carried a
| shower bouquet of white roses and
| lilies, of-the- valley
| The bridemaid was attired in flesh
| colored charmeuse, cream net She
wore a hat of Georgette crepe and
| carried Killarney roses.
| The bride was given away by her
brother, DAME T. Newman. The ush-
ers were George il. Haynes, T. William
Duffy and John T. McArdle. members
of the St Johns Literary association
in New London, of which the bride
groom has long been a member, and
J. Edward Moran of New York city,
a cousin.
A special musical program was rem
| dered by st. Mary's choir under the
direction of Organist Hand. Both the
| bridegroom and bride have been
members of the choir.
0 Salutaris was sung by Mrs. Kath-
| crime l. Hickey, with violin obligato
by John J. Burke.
! After the ceremony a wedding
| breakfast was served at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary New
| man at A BlaCkhall street. The Wau-
regan hotel of Norwich catered.
Wight's orchestra played for the
reception, rendering this program:
| March, Congratulations, LIE There;
| intermezzo, Shadowland. Gilbert en-
tire acts. Loves Melody, Caryll ga
Vote, PirOuette, Linke; idyll. Mill in
the Forest, Eilenberg: moroccan, Solo
Milo, Creatore: excerpts from Chin
| Chin, Caryll; vaIsee Iete, Marguerite,
| Buse; serenade. Tits. It'll; moroccan.
The Evening Star Wagner: excerpts
from High Jinks, Frimi; idyll, Little
Gray Home in the West Lohr; inter-
mezzo, Hearts Deligh, Linke; ex-
cerpts from Sari, Kalman; moroccan,
A Perfect Day, Bond.
At the house the floral decorations
were pink sweet peas and pink car
nations, which harmonzed perfectly
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran left on the
noon express for their wedding tour
They will be gone about two weeks
and will visit Niagara Falls, the
Thousand Isles and Montreal. Thew
| are to reside on Elmwood avenue in
| this city
Mr.. Moran is a son of the late Mat
thias R. Moran. He is employed as
| linotype operator in the office of the
Norwich Bulletin. Mrs. Moran is the
| daughter of the late Daniel Newman
| New London. She is a graduate of
Mount St. Joseph's seminary, Hart
| ford which she attended after two
years at the Williams Memorial insti-
| tute.
The couple received a great many
| fine wedding gifts, silverware and cut
glass predominating.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newman of
| Hartford, the Misses Harrigan OF Nor
witch, Mrs. James Ryan of Hartford.
! Robert Hayes of Newport, Mrs. ]. Ed
ward Hayes of Chicopee, Mass.
GiIette-GaIant.
Joseph Gillette and Miss NJ. Anna
| Gallant of Yantic were married in the
Sacred Heart church, Norwich Town,
Monday morning. Miss Gallant was
hat and was unattended.
After the ceremony the couple left
for weeks stay in Woonsocket and
| Milford with relatives. The brides
travelling gown was Belgian blue serge.
Mr.. and Mrs Gillette have resided in
NAAC NAtieNoC AO4 IliC past col anu nave
made many friends.
Mr.. Gillette is in the employ Of the
Admore Woolen Company.
Denker-karI.
The marriage of John Denker of
Otrobando avenue and Miss Annie
Karl of Brooklyn, n. Y. took place at
Sacred Heart church Monday morning.
The nuptial mass was celebrated by
Rev. c. W. Brennan. The attendants
weer the brides sister. Miss Theresa
Karl, of Brooklyn, n. Y, and William
Denker. brother of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denker will reside in a newly
furnished apartment at 155 West Town
street.
Wyatt-keigwin.
The wedding Of Miss Ruth Ingham
Keigwin, daughter of Mrs. Jennie &.
Keigwin of New Haven, and Clarence
Arthur Wyatt of Wilmington Del
took place Wednesday at Calvary Bap
list church, New Haven Miss Louise
Bookings was maid of honor and
Miss Frances Weaver, cousin Of the
bride was flower girl. Robert N.
Griswold of Hartford. was Mr.. Watts
best man and the ushers were Herbert
Keigwin and Harold Keigwin broth :
ers of the bride, and Morris Ryley, of
Norwich, the brides cousin, and Rod
ney KilbouEz. of. New Haven.