Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-27
WESTERLY INTERESTED IN WEDDING
Niece of Charles H. Gavitt Married at Providence-Vo Com pany May Get Watch Hill Road Contract State Insti- Proceedings in Connection With Bradford Wreck Death of James s. Coon

Several Westerly relatives and inti- mate friends of the family, as guests of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Rogers, formerly of Westerly, attended the wedding of Miss Ruth Louise Rogers and Russell Curtis Fales. son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Tales. at the Rogers home, in Parlxis avenue, Providence, Tuesday evening.
 The rooms were beautifully deco rated with southern smilax, ferns and spring flowers. All the archways and staircase were hung with southern smilax and large groups of palms were used in the hall, one group partly concealing Miss Margrette Gardner ss | she played the harp. A bank of palms starred with genestra, reached to the l ceiling in the drawing room, in front | Of which the receiving party welcomed | the guests. Pale pink carnations, pus- | sy willows and jonquils fringed with | farleyense ferns decorated the man. | were placed here and there. The ad- | joining room was attractive with quantities of pink tulips and farley | ense fern, while other pink blossoms added beauty to the scheme of deco ration.
 | The bride was attended by Mrs. Fred l Alexander Rogers of Indianapolis as l matron of honor, Miss Laura L. Davis or New York, Miss Marion N Durfee | and Miss Mildred Johnson of Provf- | nor Leech as flower girl. The attend | ants, with the ushers, Ferdinand L. l Ellsworth of New York, Fred Alex 1 ander Rogers of Indianapolis and AL bert Davis of Providence, preceded | the bride and her father, by whom she was given away, through a ribboned | aisle to the drawing room, where the 1 bridegroom and his best man, George l.. Tales, were awaiting them. The ceremony was performed by Rev. I>r. | .Ia Mr(Nnr7r1nn
 The Bridal chorus from Lohengrin was played by Miss Gardner on the harp.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin and princesse lace, with court | train. Her veil of princesse lace was caught with orange blossoms and she | carried shower bouquet of lilies of 1 the valley. The matron of honor wore yellow net over gold cloth. She car 1 ried pink roses and lilies of the val l ley. The bridesmaids were goU-ned | alike in blue net over pink and silver cloth, caught up with small pink flow l CTS.
 Their bouquets were of Killarney roses tied with pink malines. The lit | tie flower girl were a French waisted
 frock of white striped organdie, trim med with Irish crochet, and pink sash l and hair ribbons. She carried q gold l basket filled with pink rose petals roses and ribbon ornamenting the handle.
 During the reception, from 8 to 10
 o'clock, the bride and bridegroom " ere assisted in receiving their friends by
 their parents.
 The bridegroom gave the bride a l rope or pearls, and to his best man
 and ushers scarf pins set with d saD-
 phire and diamond. The brides sou
 venir to the bridegroom was pearl and
 platinum cuff links, and she gave the
 matron of honor and bridesmaids plat mum and pearl spot pins.
 Supper was served during the even ing and an orchestra. played for danc-
 ing in the billiard room.
 MT. and Mrs. Fales left later on
 their wedding journey, after which they will occupy their new room at F 1 Fairview avenue, Edgewood
 The bride is niece of Charles II 1 Gavitt of Westerly