Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-27
WEDDINGS
Grodzinsky--SIosbera

A very pretty wedding took place Tuesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Slosberg on West Main street, when their daughter, Dora Esther, became the bride of Dr. Herman WolmeF Grodzinsky of New Haven. The bride was charningly gowned in white Georgette crepe with satin trimmings and wore a bridal veil caught up with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 The bride was given away by her father. The bride was attended by four bridesmaids. Miss Thelma Solo, mon, who was gowned in Copenhagen blue Georgette crepe with pearl trim mings Miss Evelyn Goldberg, who wore pink Georgette crepe with silver
 trimmings, Miss Frances Herzog of New Haven, who was gowned in white net over satin and Miss Jean Click steinsof New Haven; who wore garnet Georgette> crepe. The bridesmaids carried shower bouquets of roses. The maid of honor was Mss Fannie Slosberg, a sister of the bride She was becomingly gowned in Joffre blue, embroidered in silver.
 The matron of honor was Mrs Sam l uel Slosberg, a sister-in-law of the i bride. Mrs. Slosberg wore white Georgette crepe and satin trimmed with silver.
 Mrs. Charles Slosberg, mother of the bride wore blue chiffon velvet with errnine trimmings. Mrs. Grodzinsky Emother of the groom was gowned in black net over satin.
 1 The groom was attended by Lieut. | Chester s. Well of New Haven as
 best man. The rshers were, Dr. Louis l Gantz, of New Haven, Leon Giouskin Charles Packten, Louis GrodzinElzy and Harry Lahn.
 The grooms gift to the bride was | a lavaliere set with diamonds. His 1 gifts to his ushers were gold cuff 1 links.
 The brides gift to the groom was
 a diamond scarf pin. To her maids 1 she gave pearl pendants.
 1 The bride received many beautiful gifts including money. cut glass, china
 and silverware.
 l Following the ceremony a wedding l feast was served and many relatives 1! and friends of the couple were present During the evening Rowlands orchestra furnished music for dancing. Many ], guests were present from New Haven NeTy Yorir. Boston, Baltimore ant ether psaces.
 ] nr. ana Mrs. Grodzinsky left b, automobile for a tour of New Eng. lard an6 New York ssate They vii
 be at h5mc after May l, at $40 How ard street, New Haven, where tn, groom is 8 physician.
 The groom is graduate of Yal, Medi>ai School and for sometime ha. been connected with St. Raphaell Hospital and the City Hospital of New Haven.
 fl The bride is the daughter of MT
 and Mrs Charles Slosberg and
 graduate of the Norwich FRee Acad
 emy.
 Bitters--kent. ii Miss Grace Eleanor Kent and Alfre, iJ. Bitters of Quaker Hill were unite, , in marriage Monday evening at tn : Baptist parsonage by Rev Donal l Fletcher of Quaker Hill The core nony was at 7.15 and was q quiet af
 fair. Only a few intimate friend of the couple were present. After thei wedding trip the newlyweds will naak their home in Newport, where Nil : Bitters is stationed. He is a frs class carpenters mate In the U. S Naval Reserve force. The couple. lei Monday night on wedding trip t
 Boston, Beverly and Somerville, Has. .l Miss Kent is graduate of William Memorial Institute in the class 0 1917. MT. Bitters is a graduate of tn 1. Vocational school, New London an ! previous to his enlistment in the Ma val Reserve he was prominent in socis and athletic activities of the Chum
 Country club of Quaker Hill.