Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-23
WEDDINGS.


was performed by Rev Arthur p
rector OF St Paul's church |
OF Wallingford- Mrs. Weston C Puilen |
of this city was the matron. Of honor,
ard Miss Esther Lippitt OF New Haven.
formerly Of this city. was the maid OF |
honor Burgis d. Jennings. a cousin
OF the groom. was the best man, and
the ushers were Weston c. Pullen and
Benedict Pullen Of this city, Ralph
Norton OF MontviIle. Tracy Jennings, a
brother Of the groom. and Irving Jen-
nlngs. cousin OF the groom. OF South
The brides gown OF ivory white
satin was made from the wedding
gown OF her fathers sister. Mrs. w. NJ.
Daniels, OF Washington. ID. G. II was
trimmed with duchess lace that belong
ed to the groom's mother. Nand her veil
was OF plain tulle gathered at the back
ami caught with a wreath Of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
guet u lilies of the valley. The matron
OF hchor wore her own wedding gown
and the maid OF honor was gowned in
yellow tafreta- They carried bouquets
of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. Mrs. Jen-
nings' gown was OF steel blue satin
with tulle and Jeweled trimmings. Re
ceiving with the bride and groom were
Mr. and Mrs. c. =. Jennings, Mrs. Wes-
ton c. Pullen and Miss Esther Lippitt.
The groom's gifts to the best man
and ushers were gold watch chain
knives. and the brides gifts to her at
tcndants were carved ivory handled
umbrellas. The house decorations con-
sisted Of ferns. yellow chrysanthe-
mume. asparagus ferns and nastur-
Haven provided the musical pro-
| gramme. The numerous wedding gifts
included money. silver. cut glass and
furniture.
Guests invited from Norwich were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Pullen and family.
Il AIR and Mrs Gnfrfwa
family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers and
| Bruce Rogers. Miss Gladys Preston.
Miss Grace Lester. Humphrey Amy.
/ William Perry. Charles Smith. Arthur
ID Lathrop. John Woodmansee. John
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Crandall.
and Mrs. W. Russell Baird, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Browning. Miss Henrietta
Browning and Mr. and Mrs. George
| Lathiop.
The guests invited from MontvIIle
Included Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Melcer,
| Mrs Edward A. Palmer. Edwin G..
\ johnson. Mrs. John 3. Lathrop. Mrs.
w. NJ Burchard. AR. Burchard and
Miss Robertson
Mr.. Jennings. who is assistant mana
ser of the G. NJ. Robertson company OF
| Montvillc is well known both in Mont
vile and Norwich. His bride Is a
/ graduate OF the y. F. a. class OF 1914
and is popular with her many friends
Mr. ard Mrs. Jennings have the best
wishes Il a Lost OF acquaintance for q
happy future
BuII-RandaII.
Miss Marion Lena Randall. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Randall OF
West Town street and Rev. Wilbur
Irving Bull OF Ashland, Me-, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John E Bull OF Biller-
lea Mass, were married at the home
OF the bride at 5 o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon The double ring ceremony
was performed in the parior. before
a bank OF ferns and palms. by Rev
William ;. Gooch OF Westmoreland
n H, assisted by Rev. E. p. Phrea
nor. pastor of the First Methods
church. Norwich Town, in the pres
ence OF so guests.
As the wedding march from Lohen
! 'grin was played by Miss Katherin
/ Freeman. of Waterbury. four usher
, preceded the bridal party, the six rib
bon girls forming an aisle for tn
bride as she came down the stair
? with her father, accompanied by III
! maid of honor. Miss Ruth Ellis o
+ Worcester. Mass. From the hall cam
I the ministers. the groom and the bes
! man, his brother. Everett s. Bull O
Billerica, Mass. The ushers were tn
brides brother, George Randall O
Wyoming. Stanley Weld OF winches
ter. Mass. Albert S. Bull of Billerics
5 Mass, and George futile of Amherst
/ Mass. Holding the ribbons OF yello1
: and white satin We're Miss Florenc
|, ! Holloway of New York. Miss Fay
|, Robinson OF Terryville, Miss Ros
: Stockwell OF Hyde Park, Mass. Mis-
Portia Branche of Norwich Town: al
\ so the brides OF this year. Airs. Ernes
Morrill, Of Coventry and Mrs. Anthem
Brander OF Flatbush. Long IslanS
They wore soft white gowns.
The brides dress WIS OF white crep
4 - n nit
lilies of the valley and a lavallier,
the gift OF the groom. She carried
shower bouquet Of bride roses and Ill
. les Of the valley. The maid Of homo
wore yellow crepe de chine and car
| ried Ascension lilies Mrs Randall
!, gown was OF lavender crepe de chin,
The house decorations were OF vel
. low and white. the color scheme bein
4 carried out in dahlias and Easter III
les. Southern smilax was in the hal
: and a sheaf OF Easter lilies in a cor
ner OF the parlor. while baskets {
, yellow and white dahlias brightene
= the living room and dining room TIL
? centerpiece on the supper table wa
!, OF yellow and white dahlias-
A reception followed the ceremon
? when the bride and groom were as
4 sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mr.
y Randall Guests were present frol
Boston, New York, Waterbury. Hart
Il ford. New Britain. Terryville and An
; herst, Btllertca- Hyde Park, Ninches
ter and Worcester. Mass
g There were choice gifts in silver, CT
glass. linen. pictures and china: N
n household furnishings were from n
a groom's parents, a piano from u
) brides parents The brides gifts
. the robbon girls and pianist were gOl
= crescent pins. and to the maid Of hor
= or a pearl brooch The groom CAV
. cuff links to his best man and sea
y pins TO the ushers-
z The brides going away gown WI
Il of dark brown with hat to harmonic
n After a short trip they viii reside
o Ashland. Ne. where Rev. Mr.. Bull
e pastor of the Congregational churc
o Mrs Bull is a graduate Of the MOI
4 witch Academy. class OF 1909 81
! was graduated from Maryland collet
in 1911. and from the Hartford Soho
OF Pedagogy in 1915. Rev Mr. Blu
Is a graduate Of the Howe High scho
= IN Biilerica, 1904, and Of Lowell HiG
- 1905. He Is a member Of the class
= 1903 at Dartmouth college and Of n
= s. A. f. and p. p. K fraternities. y
= was graduated, from the HartfoI
!. Theological seminary in 1912 and va
- 4 post graduate in 1918.
= Smith-Healey.