Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-08
WEDDINGS.
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Private George Huling and Miss Mathe Copeland were married on Fri day evening at [ 30 at the rose dec orated home of George Bridges in Hampton. Rev. Charles F'oEg officiat- ed at the single ring ceremofly, which was attended by the immediate fam flies of the happy pair.
 The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried a bouquet of roses, while the groom looked every inch a soldier in his wartime khaki uni form.
 Private Huling belongs to the 904th Infantry, Go. A, Camp Devens, The bride is employed at Hollands Silk mill in Willimantic.
 Miss Flora Huling was maid of honor and wore a pale blue costume while Herbert Copeland was bes man. Miss Hazel Huling played the wedding march. After the ceremony, supper was served.
 As the grooms furlough was short the bridal couple stayed home and vis- tied relatives and friends. He had to report at camp at 5.30 Monday nlorns ing.
 Parker-Mastin.> Miss Alice Lamar Mastin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George R. Mastin, of g | Parker of 35 West street, New London, | a member of the U s. Naval Reserve, l stationed at Newport, were united in marriage at noon on Saturday at St. James Episcopal church in New LofiL don, by Rev. Philip M Kerridge. The bridal party was preceded up the aisle of the church by Parker i Calvert, a nephew of the bridegroom, who wore a sailor suit and carried old Glory. The bride was given in mar riage by her mother. Miss Molly Guest was bridesmaid and Q. M. Ser geant Clarence F. Rees, army head i Parker at Exeter, N. H., acted as best man.
 Soon after the ceremony the couple left on their honeymoon trip and will make their home in Newport. MT. Parker is the son of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Parker. His bride Is a very popular resident of Lexington. Al the last Confederate reunion she was given the honor of representing 1C states.
 The bride was gowned in enbreid cred batiste. She wore white pie ture hat and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaid wore white net over taf- feta with hat to match and carried
  was banked with palms.
 MT. Parker is a nephew of Mrs. F Herbert Brown of this city and in at tendance at the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. F. Herbert Brown of Norwich and MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Lamb oi New York.
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 A pretty wedding took place at the l 1f 4 satS ardson of Preston, on Saturday. Juls 9th, when their daughter. Fern Ie- nore, was united in marriage witt Henry Elliott Savage of Storrs, Conn
 The home was tastefuliy decorated with roses and myrica, the prevailing color scheme being pink and green. Preceding the ceremony Because, bJ D. Hardelot, was sung by Mrs. H. L Richardson. The bride and groom en tered to the music Of Mendelssohi1's Wedding March played by Mrs. Henr. at o'clock by Rev. F. w. Tholen O
 Preston City Baptist City Baptis
 church, and took place under beauti
 ful arch of roses The double rini ceremony was used and the bride ant groom were unattended. , The bride was tastefully attired in ; . gown of white embroidered georgett' . crepe and wore a veil caught up witt
 sweet peas and carried a bouquet 0
 brides roses. Following the reception a buffe F luncheon was served. Many heautifu
 gifts were received from relatives an
 friends About hundred guests wer
 present. Amid shower of confett . the bridal couple left for an extende trip in an automobile which was eiab l orately decorated for the occasion. s Upon their return they will resid for the present with the grooni's par : ents, Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Savage a f their newly purchased home in Mans field. Conn. The bride has been prin
 cinal of the model school at Mansfiel
 for four years.
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