Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-07
WEDDING PendIeton~-E{aII.

In Trinity Episcopal church Satur- day afternoon at 6 o'clock Miss Blanche Wilson Hall, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Everett Hall, was. united in marriage with Claudius V. Pendieton, Jr., of this city. by Arch deacon J. E.dred Brown, rector of tie church
 Preceded by the ushers. BertraIn Bartlett of Hartford, Harold Piers0n- and Henry Pendleton Of Water bury and George R. Fellows of Nor wich. the maids of honor, Miss Airline Dowley lof Worcester Miss Amelia Ferguson of Groton, Miss Mary Grove and Miss Ruth Sullivan and the mat ron of honor. Mrs. RertTam Bartlett of Hartford, the bride-elect walked down the center ais.e with Ter father, who gave her in marriage. At the chaneel steps the bridal party was joined by Mr Pendleton and his best man and cousin, William Bailey of this city.
 Professor Frank L. Farrell, who was as oraanist, played both as process slonal and reeessional. DeKoven's new wedding march, by special permission of the. famous composer, who stated that this was only the third time it had been used in public The entire musical programme at the church, consisted of all-American composition.
 The decorations were simple but most effective. consisting of palms and chrysanthemums: tall birch bark vases of these beautiful flowers in pastel coloring were grouped about the chRncel, making an artistic back ground
 The bride in a beautiful gown of white, bead embroidered georgette crepe, with court train of charmeuse wore a. julie veil caught with orange blossoms, and carried shower bou- quet Of bride roses. A diamond pen oElY ornament
 Carrying out the pastel effect which characterized the wedding, the brides maids wore frocks of pale pink and | yellow gRorgette crepe and high 1 crowned black velvet mats, with brims and Nreaths of tiny pastel tinted | flowers to correspond They carried baskets of orchid dahlias/ The mat ron of honor, a cousin of the bride was gowned in orchid georgette crepe with hat to match, and carried a bou- 1 quet of yellow roses.
 The brides mother wore a lovely gown of black net with. panels of palt blue satin and trimmings of gun meta embroidery. and a picturesque evening 1 hat of black velvet and gold lace, witt paradise feathers.
 f, Following the wedding ceremony, { largely attended reception was helt at the home of MT. and Mrs. Hall. a i 52 Laurel Hill avenue. The drawing room, where the wedding party re
 eeived was in palms and dahlias il l pastel tints, orchid, pink and wellow 1 The mantels were banked with maidel
 hair fern and sheaves of dahlias, whiI
 festoons of southern smilax and tai baskets of pink asters and dahlia
 were effectively used. The music room
 and library were done in palms, snila, and dahlias. The entire color schem
 in the dining room was white. Tn brides table set for eight was yer, dainty with small white flowers an tiny cupid baskets filled with bios soms. A hugh brides cake, undeco rated except for a four leaved clover
 occupied the center of the table. Ernst superintended the raret
 beautiful floral decoration of tn
 church and house. The wedding sup per was served by the Wauregan ho
 tel
 During the reception the Harmon
 Trio. Miss Elizabeth Lane, violin. Will
 liam Kicker, cello, and George Geei
 piano, furnished delightful music.
 The bride gave her matron of hono
 an amethyst pendant. and she pre-
 sented the four bridesmaids silve
 vanity cases A Masonic watch charT
 was her gift to the groom. who gav
 his ushers gold knives and cigar cut ters.
 The large number of wedding gift , included an artistic and unique bow
 of gold leaf. a chest of solid silver, a
 exquisite pendant of pearls and anne
 thyts, in the shape of a cross antiqu
 furniture, and a shining array of GU
 glass and china. checks, etc. The brides going away gown was ( blue jersey cloth. She wore coat ( taupe bolivia cloth with hat to matcl trimmed with blue ostrich feather She Is the only daughter of Mir. an Mrs. Hall. charming young w6ma
 and accomplished musician, while tn groom is one of the we'll known youn business men in Norwich, conductin 1, sporting goods store in the Centrs building on Broadway.
 Early in the evening Mir. and MT Pendleton. left by automobile on the
 wedding trip, after which they wi reside, for the present, at B Laur, Hill avenue.
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