Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-11

The following news in which Brook lyn is especially interested occurs In the Providence Journal:
 Tanner-Smith.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Wilkins Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Al exander N. Esty, and pr. Warren Ays cry Tanner of Stamford, Conn. son or Dr. and Mrs. Alfred N Tanner or Brooklyn, Conn., took place at the home of MT. Arthur Hyde, 1O1 Brown street, Saturday evening, Feb. 26, at 73O o'clock. Rev. Frank l.. Wilkins of East Providence, cousin of the bride, off1ciated.
 The bride, who was given away by | her father, was attended by her SIS | ter, Mrs. Lester Allen Wells as mat ron of honor, her cousins, MISS HaZSi N7 | Slade and Doris Slade of Newark, \. | J., as bridesmaids. Miss Betty Wells as flower girl and Master Robert For | ester of Newark, N. J., as rlnsbearer | Alan A. Slade of Newark was best | man and the ushers were Lester All | len Wells, Alexander Melee, Harold | Phinney and Frederick Harmon.
 The ceremony and the reception took place in MT. Hyde'S studio, which was | decorated with palms, southern smlaN | and asparagus fern. The bridal pro l cession passed down an aisle formed | of Bride roses and white ribbon gar | lands. to the music of the Bridal Cho- | rus from Lohengrin, played by trio of violoncelIos and piano.
 The bride wore a gown of white | satin, trimmed with silver lace and l bands of briIliants. with round neck and mousquetaire sleeves of tulle, long court train of satin suspended from the shoulders. and long tulle veil caught to train and wrist with garni- ture of brilIiants and fastened to the hair with oran~e blossoms. She car ried 2 sh~vv-- rO',~-r~t of bride roses nd lilies of the valley.
 | The nnafsr.l .. ....-..f- wore pale mink chiffon over silver lace and carried
 sweet peas: the brldesmalds WorS 2 | gowns of white tulle over chiffon witf ! Russian jackets of silver cloth, skirts caught with roses of contra sting color They carried Killarney roses. The
 flower girl wore white silk net ove1 Liberty silk and carried Q basket o , lilies of the valley.
 Miss Smith the bride with her par 5 ents. Mir and Mrs. Esty, was for ; . year or two a resident of Brooklyn f village. where she was much esteemed
 for her amiabiIity and talent. She i | a gifted and accomplished musician
 heinz a pupil of Mrs. Hyde in who's, ; studio she was married. and a sinGe | in the East Side Christian Scienc church.
 Short Paragraphs. I Mrs. Frank Martin was in Provi
 dence last week.
 
 Q with Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Tanner las = week. Warren Tanner returned t
 Stamford Friday. Mrs. Tanner re ! mainin" over Sunday.
 Mrs F. F. Butts of Moosup was i Q town Monday.
 Miss Florence O'NenI is visitin i friends and relatives in New Londo 1 and Croton. She attended the saCre
 concert given by the marine ban
 from tho North German Lloyd steam
 ship PriDzNssin CeCelie and the singer g Of the Taftville ATaennerchor. also tn | ball Monday evening.
 1t MT and Mrs. Geor~e Witter left O t Wednesday for Providence where the
 will s0erd a few days. Mir. Witte t went to Boston Thursday to have hi T, eye treated.
 Mrs Warren A Tanner sang a sol !. in the Baptist church Sunday whiC 1 woS much appreciated. n Mrs. Amos Kendall is spending 7. few. days with her sister. Mrs. F. I | Cummings.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Smith have re
 turned from Brooklyn. W. Y. wher
 they attended a reception given i
 honor of the enea cement of their so1
 John, to Miss Anna Sacks of that cit,