Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-19
WEDDINGS
Wulf- Larkin,

The marriage of Miss Edith Lar kin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William J. Larkin. Sr.. to Raymond Harvey Wulf. son of H. A Wulf, of Norwich, o'clock at the home of the brides parents, 137 Euclid avenue, WateI- bury. The ceremony was perforn1ea by Rev. Robert F. Brown, pastor bf the Second Congregational church, in the presence of a large number of friends. The house was attractively decorated by Dallas, autumn leaves and chTysanthemums being used in profusion. In the room in which the ceremony was performed an arch of smilaX and white chrysanthemums was arranged over a large bay window and beneathk it. the bridal party stood during the ceremony. In the other rooms, yellow chrysanthemunls were used, with palms. and in the dining room. pink roses and swansonia were combined with snilax with attractive effect. The staircase and chandeliers were garlanded with autumn leaves.
 The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a gown of heavy charneuse yelled with white net. It was made with a short skirt and a court train suspended from the shoulders and was trimmed with wide bands of silver. She wore tu1le veil held iii place with orange blos- soms and lilies of the valley and her boQuet was of orchids and white roses, witt g. shower of sWanSonia.
 She was unattended. The ushers were Vincent yones of Mount Vernon, N Y. and Dr. Charles Larkin of Wa r-rbury, brother of the bride. FultOn's orchestra rendered the wedding mu- sic and ssso played for the reception, which followed the ceremony.
 After wedding trip. MT. and Mrs. Wulf are to reside at Is Crescent street. Waterbury.
 Ont of town 21leS1S at the ceremony included H. A. Wulf. Miss Dorothy Wulf, Mrs. Adeline Roath. Miss Mar guerite WUIf, Miss Helene WuIf and Mrs. Frank J. King of Norwich; and Miss Beatrice Jones of Mount Vernon,
 Cochrane- -MaIady.
 Miss Della Malady, daughter of Mrs. Henry Malady. of 251 Laurel Hill ave nue, and Charles H. Cochrane. son of John F. Cochrane, of BOP Laurel Hill 7.30 o'clock Wednesday evening. at St. PatricIl's rectory by Rev. John H. Broderick.
 The bridesmaid was Miss Rose Ma lady. sister of the bride, and the best man was John Sweeney of Fitch Tille.
 The bride wore tailored suit of blue brOadcloth. with hat to match. The bridesmaid wore green broadcloth with hat of corresponding color.
 MI COCIII CIlS anu II4S UI 1oC lSIl HI mediately by automobile for New London and will spend their honey moon in Washington. Previous 10 the marriage ceremony there had been a family dinner at the home of the brides mother.
 cross pendant. MT. Cochrane's gift to the best man was a stick pin.
 The groom is a carpenter in the employ of Peck & McWilliams. On their return from their wedding jour ney MT. and Mrs. Cochrane will re- PIT Laurel Hill avenue. where many handsome gifts have been sent by friends.
 keiss-Lackett.
 The Methodist Episcopal parsonage at Winsted. Conn. was the scene of a pretty wedding at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon when Miss Flora Lackett, residing at 99 Elm street, Winsted, became the bride of Fred Keiss of this city, the ceremony being performed by Rev. c. c. Coile. The bride was attired in brown chiffon broadcIoth black picture hat. The bridesmaid, Miss Louise Lackett, was also dressed in brown suit with fur trimmings and wore @ brown picture hat. The best man was David l.. Holmes of Water bury, brother tn-law of the bride. Af- ter the ceremony the bridal party re- returned to the home of the bride, where a reception was held. MT. and Mrs. Keiss plan to make their home in Woonsocket, R. L, after a short wedding trip through New York state. MT. Keiss is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Keiss of Cliff street, this city.
 Norwich relatives attending were MT. and Mrs. Charles Kelss. parents of the groom, and Miss Josephine Keiss, sister of the groom.