Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-11
WEDDINGS.
Browning Gibbs.

| One of the prettiest weddings of the | season was that of Mary Rudd Gibbs, 1 Gibbs of Gales Ferry. and Carleton Perkins Browning, son of Mir. and 1 Mrs. Frank H. Browning of Norwich, which took place Saturday evening at regauonaI church. The friends of bride and groom filled the church 1 which was most attractively decorated. The altar was banked with palms and silken American flag. Tan Ameri- l can Beauty vases were filled with white lilies and pink carnations. Festoons of green caught with whist post was adorned with iIacs and smilax. Long white satin strea mers extended down the center cirle, ending in graceful bouquets of lilies and car the wedding party entered the church, the ushti.-s leading: The bridesmaids dressed in gowns of white georgette crepe and carrying maid of honor who also were white crepe and carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas and blue forget e-nots.
 The bride entered on the arm of ner father and was met at the altar. by the groom and the best man.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev Herbert J. WycI1off, assisted by Rev. Angus Dun of Cambridge, Mass.
 
 The bride was most lovely in gown of white satin and tul1e cut en train with her colud-life veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried an equisite shower bouquet of white lilies of the velley.
 After the ceremony an informal re- ceptton was held for the bridal party al the Wauregan hotel
 The maid of honor was Miss Sarah E. Brown of Salem, Mass. The bridesmaids were Miss Henrietta Browning, sister of the groom Miss Margaret Todd of Essex. Mass, Miss Adelaide Nichols of Cambridge, Mass: Miss Nan Rodgers of Cambridge Mass. The best man was Ralph Howell of Washington, D. c. The head usher was Weston c. Pullen; ushers, Hannett Burroughs, N. Y; Daniel L. Brown and Phillip A Johnson of Norwich Harry Cornwall of Short Hills, New Jersey, Edward Williams of East Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. Browning is a graduate of the Norwich Academy and pursued a MT. Browning is also a graduate as well as the Columbia School of Mines
 He now holds the position of super intendent of the mining company at After a short trip MT. and Mrs Browning will proceed to Britannia Beach where they will make their home.
 
 Miss Sadie Goldberg, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of West Main street and Abraham Silver berg, son of MT. and Mrs. Max Silver berg. of Brooklyn, N. Y.,. were united in marriage Sunday evening at G. 30 o'clock, by Rabbi Sobel, assisted by Ra bbis Davidson and Rosenberg. The ceremony took place in the Brothers of Joseph synagogue on West Main street. The maid of honor was Miss Eva Goldberg, sister of the bride and Dr. H. Seiner of Brooklyn, N. Y, was the best man.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Lillian of Brooklyn a sister of the groom. Miss Eva Herzog of Brooklyn, 1 Miss Rose Goldberg, sister of the bride, | Miss Fannie Slosberg, Miss Dora S1os- | berg and Miss Gussie Cohen.
 The ushers were William Marcus of ] Brooklyn, Loe Hoffman, I. Hoffman | Leo Henchel1, Charles Levine, Sol | Goldberg. was held in the Brothers of Joseph hall | which was attended by a large number | of relatives and friends, including out | of town guests and his honor Mayor | Allyn L. Brown. 4 wedding supper | was served and William Marcus acted | as toastmaster.
 During Ike evening there was music | oy an orchestra under the direction of l Lionel Ethier.