Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-21
STONINGTON
Elaborate Ceremony al Melvin Bro- mann Wedding-ReaI Estate Trans fers-Marriase of Elmer E. Vincent
 and Miss Charlotte Northrop of Sterling.

One of the principal society events of the season was the marriage of Miss Clara Bronlann of Stonington and Irving Melvin of Mystic, which took place at 1.30 Wednesday afternoon in Calvary Episcopal church, Stonington borough, Rev. Frederick R. Sanford, rector, officiating. The bridal dress was of Georgette crepe, with court train of chiffon taffeta. The bridal veil was in cap effect, festooned with orange blossoms.
 The matron of honor, Mrs. William Furhnan, of New York, and the maid of honor, Miss Lillian Wiegett, of New York, both sisters of the bride, wore gowns of yellow silk and Georgette crepe, with black picture hats.
 Albert Young of Stonington was best man.
 Mrs. Fred Fairbrother and Miss Della Cahili, gowned in blue silk, and Miss Elizabeth Cahill and Miss Mary Rob- inson, in pink silk, all of Stonington, and each wore a. black picture hat.
 The flower girl was Miss Mary Kel- ley, dressed in white, and carrying a basket of pink and white asters.
 The brides bouquet was of bridal roses, with shower of baby ribbon and Mignon roses.
 The bouquets carried by the matron and the maid of honor were of Sun
 
 ushers carried bouquets of pink and white asters.
 The bride was given away by her cousin, Alfred Reseeg, of New York There was special music during the ceremony by Miss J. Enaelie Zan- grandi, organist.
 The church decoration .co1cr scheme was pink, white and yellow At the chancel approach there was an arch of white dahlias and asters, with belt of white in the center. There was an arch in the center aisle of white and pink dahlias and a line of pink roses. The window ledges were banked with yellow roses.
 Miss Hortense States presented the bride an antique pin worn by Miss States mother and grandmother on their wedding days. The wedding cake was made and presented by a friend Of the bride. Mrs. B. Babcock
 The brides gifts 10 the matron of honor, the maid of honor and the ush- CTS were brooch pins and to the flower girl a sisnet ring. The groom's gifts to the best man and to MT Reseeg were cuff links and studs. The pres ents to the bride included number of pieces of furniture, cut glass, china, silver and linen.
 MT. and Mrs. Melvin left on the s23 train for New York and New Jersey, and on the return trip visits will be made at New Haven and Hartford
 The out of town guests were Alfred Reseeg and Miss Elizabeth Reseeg, cousins of the bride, and Mrs William Furhman and Miss Lillian Wiegett, sisters of the bride, of New York; Andrew Halpin of Shelton, Conn, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Melvin, Steward Melvin and Miss Sarah Spink of Mys- tic, Miss Gravce Stott, Miss Mae Briggs. Miss Ellen Baldwin, MT and Mrs. William Thomas, Mrs. Susan Robinson and Mrs. David Robertson of Westerly, MT. and Mrs. Peter Wiess of Norwich, MT. and Mrs. James M. States of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Chester and James Chester of Providence.
 Latest Real Estate Transfers.
 The latest transfer deeds of real estate recorded in the office of Town Clerk Elias E. HinckIey are as fol- lows: John Rice to David Galaher, house and lot, g Prospect street, Paw catuck: Amelia Hall to Waiter B. Knight. lot north side Liberty street, -Pawcatuck; Courtland P. Chapman to John Hobart Chapman. house and lot north side Union street; Martha P. Babcock to Simon E. Kenney ct ux., house and lot west stdei Lester street, .Pawcatuck; the Allen Spool and Print ing company to John Heinz ct ux., house and lot north side Frazier street, Mystic; Michael F. Donohue to Rosario Diangi ct ux., house and lot on Thompson street, Pawcatuck; Fred Mercy to Stephen Stefanskl ct ux.,