Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-14
WEDDINGS,
MoGuiPe- 6'CeHneII.

A very pretty wedding teeif place in the Catholic church in East Hanpten. Coilh; eh Tuesday morning at 9.36 o'ctecE, when Miss Ellen O'CenneIf and Andrew !, Mcclure were united in marriage h5E the paater. Rev. F'r. Fox. 1he bride. whe was charming in white satin with veil. was attended by her sisteF, Miss Mary O'CennelI. wine wore ught blue satin with everdrass of pieated chiffon and hat to match James II, McGuire. a brother of the groom, af Baltic, acted as best man.
 After the ceremony 9 reception was held at the nome of the brides mother where wedding breakfast was served the members of the immediate fani- lies. Tine bride has always lived in Mast Hampton and is very popular The wedding gifts which were numer- eita, included silver cut glass. checks, and furniture. The brides gift to her attendant was gold pendant, set with pearls. and the groem's gift to hIs Dess man was a pair of monogram cuff links, The brides travelling dress Was seal brown bread cloth trim med with velvet with hat to match. Tine happy couple left on the afternoon train for Boston amid a shower of good wishes from their many friends.
 BIiven- Curtis.
 An extremely pretty wedding took place at o'clock Wednesday even A-ls5s N'IlODEI 1ItlI. at the. residence or NIT, and Mrs, Lewis l.. G. Curtis on Huntington street, New London when their daughter, Miss Dorothy Mildred Curtis, became the bride Of Arthur N. Bliven of Wihetts avenue, New Lon don. Rev, J. Romeyn Danforth officiat- ca. The rooms were prettily decorat- ed III cosmos roses and ferns and the ceremony was performed in a palm banked bay window
 The bride was gowned in white satin trimmed with silk net and silver lace and wore Q. tuiie veil held with a wreath of lilies of the valley and White roses. She carried shower bouquet CT brides feses and lilies of the val ley, which scattered into twenty five small boquets when she tossed it from the stair cage according to the duaislt custom of brides She was attended by her young sister. Miss Helen Cur tis, whe wore white organdie over pink silk and carried q basket of pink ros- es. and was given by her father,
 A reception for the Pr1des class mates of the New London Vo. atienal school where she graduated in 1915 and for the bridegreem's associates at the New London Ship and Engine com pany, besides numerous friends and relatives, followed the ceremony in 8 shower of confetti for New York, Phil adelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D. c,
 Upon their return to New London they will reside at 50 Coleman street. The brides travelling dress was blue popiin, with hat to match.
 Miss Hope Burrows of Noank, play ed the wedding march. Little Miss Marjorie Palmer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Russell Palmer sang several vo- cal selections.
 Among the handsome presents re- ceived was @ large artistic electric lamp which was the gift of Mir. Bliv- en's co-worlzers at the New London Ship and Engine company where he is employed. A handsome solid silver tea service was the gift of the brides parents, and O chest of silver wss a present of the bridegroorn-s father and mother Silver, cut glass, checks, gold pieces, electric cooking utensils, and many useful household articles were include din the gifts
 Guests from out of town were MT. and Mrs. Fred Kenworthy of Daniel son, Mrs. Mary Brooks, Worcester, Mass. Miss Gertrude Brooks. North Sterling, Mrs. Fred Burnett, Miss Ed na Burnett Miss w. c. Darrow, Mrs. Lena c. Tripp, Miss Florence MeIIish of Killingly and James ATcSwain of