Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-08
WEDDING.
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 In the parochial residence of St. Patrick's church at ' o'clock Thurs day evening, Rev. John H. Frederick. the rector, united in marriage. Her bert Miner James of New York and Miss Mary columba Moran, daughter of MT and Mrs. John A. Moran of No. 101 Boswell avenue. this city. Att tending the bride as the maid of hon pr was Miss Helena Dray of New London and the best man was Wal ter Moran. brother of the bride.
 The bride was most charmingly med with meteor lace and pearls and carried Killarney roses and lilies of the valley The maid of honor was attirod in green crepe de meteor and carried pink roses.
 After the ceremony there was a wedding dinner and reception at the Mahoney homestead on the Scotland road, the home of the brides grand parents. the late MT and Mrs Pat rick Mahoney. The Wauregan house catered for the dinner and the con- cert programme was rendered by Ba- kers string orchestra
 The bride and groom left on the 10 o'clock train for a wedding trip, their destination bei@g known only to themselves. ter November Is they will be at hon at No. A St. Johns place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 lE DE1QE AT4NGnIlk HOWA NA3 VI brown, trimmed with fur and she wore a hat to match.
 The brides gift to the maid of hon. or was a set of gold pins and the groom's gift to his best man was q signet ring. The many handsome we'd ding gifts included sterling silver cut glass and gold.
 The parlor was very attractively decorated with palms. ferns and Kill larney roses while the balustrade wal antwined with autumn foliage. Row of Chinese lanterns about the lawI were very effective.
 Included among the out of towI guests were Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Mahoney of Lowell, Mass. and MT and Mrs. Thomas Mahoney, also O Lowell.
 The bride is a graduate of St. Pat rick's school and of Mt. St. Joseph seminary Hartford. class of 1906. Mr James who is the son of Mir. and Mrs Peleg James. is a public accountan | in New York city. He is a graduat of the New York university, class o | 1910.
 HosIey-stone.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. Charie Allen Stone on upper Pearl street decorated Saturday evening for tn marriage of their only daughter. Eliz abeth Roxanna, and Charles Winthro Hosley. only son of MT. and Mrs. War ren D. Hosley of Warren.
 An orchestra played the "Brfde Chorus" from Lohengrin as the wed ding party came down the stairs. le by the 12 aisle girls. who carried rope of similax with clusters of Aaro Ward roses placed at intervals anon the green. Coming down the stair two by two the groom separated q the foot of the stairs forming toei the side. and thus giving place to tn maid of honor. Miss Lucy Chapin. wh was followed by the bride, alone. Tn
 bride was met, however. at the foc of the stairs by her father. Charls
 Allen Stone, who gave her in marrtag g The ceremony was performed by Re
 Dr. Newton NJ. Hall. pastor of tt
 North Congregational church, n
 hour chosen being 7:30 o'clock, an the single ring service was used
 The bride was attired in a gown !, white satin of girlish simplicity, tf bodice being finished with white ne
 below which was the broad girdle [ the satin. earl trimmings, fnishs off the bodice and short sleeves of ne while the court train of satin, fallir from the shoulders was so fashion, as to show the gown beneath. HI } veil was of tulle, caught with oranl blossoms. and there were also orani blossoms upon the net sleeves. IT r bridal bouquet was entirely compos' l of lilies of the valley. and the on
 ornament was the gift of the brid f groom. a crystal set in platinum orr l mented with diamonds.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hosley left Satu
 day evening on their weding trip al
 are to make their home at 266 Pes
 street. Springfield. where they will r
 ceive their friends after January e The bride is native of Springfie 5 and was educated in the schools the z going afterward to the Garland schc !, in Boston. MT. Hosley is a gradu1 1, of Williams college in the class a 1912, and is engaged in the insuran z business in Springfield. r The bride is a cousin of Mrs. Fla n nie C.. Church, of the probate ofn 5 Norwich.
 Indesco Adj. f Martin Indesco and Miss Angeli h Adj of No. e6 Chestnut street VI f. united in marriage in St. Patric = church at o'clock Thursday morni 'S n I