Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-18
WEDDINGS.
Gharrity-Donahue.

The marriage Of Miss Margaret Donahue of New London and Edward F. Charity of Beloit, Wis, was per formed by Rev. William C. F-itzsimons at St. Joseph's church, Kew London, Wednesday morning shortly after g o. clock. The church was crowded with friends and relatives of the bride. The bride, accompanied by Harry C. Harper. the best man, and the bridesmaid, Miss Helen B. Fitzpatrick, accompanied by the bridegroom, en- up the aisle to the altar. the couple being married with a low mass. Miss Edna Maynard rendered Oh, Promise Me. in a praiseworthy manner. chiffon, wearing a white tulle hat and carried a shower bouquet or pink roses.
 After the ceremony the couple left for the house of Mrs. E. D. Sullivan, IG Ocean avenue. at which place many guests were entertained al breakfast, the Crocker house catering. The new iyWedS are in receipt of many useful Manager Clark Griffith and the fa- nous pitcher, Walter Johnson, remem- bered the happy pair.
 The couplN left on a honeymoon trip and will make their home in Be- lott, Wis.
 Shervood-Wood
 Mrs. Martha Wood, formerly of Gro- ton, and Dr. \. A. Sherwood. New London dentist were united in mar riage at noon in Hartford Wednes- home of Dr. F.. W. Jarvis. formerly of Groton- and was performed by Rev. John F. Johnstone- The couple were attended by Charles and Dorothy Charles A. Goodwin. of Hartford.
 A luncheon was served after the ceremony. after which the couple left for a wedding trip through New York, Na1. H return Dr. and Mrs Sherwood will re- side in Mystic.
 Reean-MuIlen.
 The marriage of Mary E. Mullen and Timothy P. Regan formerly of this city. took place at Choppers. Mo, George Harrington in St. Roses church., Mrs D. w. Baker was mat ron Of honor and Nr Baker was best E1an.
 Levick-WiIIey.
 (Contributed)
 A very pretty wedding took place or Saturday afternoon. Oct, 6. at 3 Lloyd Leach. Hartford, when Miss Caroline Ardell Wiley of Glastonbury was married to Ira Robert Levick of Hartford, formerly of Norwich. Mir. Levick is the son of MT. and Mrs. bride and brother in law. MT. Leach, preceded by Miss Isabelle Hall. en- tered the par1or to the music of the bridal chorus played by Mrs. Leach, sister of the bride- They proceeded to a canopy of ferns and flowers where the groom and his attendant, George Hale. Jr.. were in waiting. The Rev. John Raymaker, pastor of the South Congregational church, off1ciat- ed. the Methodist double ring service being used.
 The bride was gowned in ivory satin with pearl trimmings and carried an arm bouquet of lilies and maiden hair fern, her only ornament being a platinum locket with diamond a gift of the groom.
 Miss Isabelle Hale wore a dress of white georgette crepe over pink silk and carried a basket of pink roses.
 The gifts of the bride and groom to their attendants were signet rings
 A buffet luncheon was served in the dining room which was prettily dec rated in yellow and white. Intimate friends of the bride assisting were Elinor Enman of Boston Patdicia Bryant of Hartford and Lucilia Hol- lister of Glastonbury, with Mrs. Clar- ance Emery of Hartford a t the punch cowl
 The bride and groom took their de- parture amidst a shower of confetti l for a short wedding trip. They re- -eived many beautiful gifts of cut | glass, silver, linen and money.