Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-25

the hall has been given free by the St. Jean society. Over 400 tckets for the dance had been sold Friday after noon.
 Friday evening members of the committee were in Versailles solicit ing funds. Thursday night luncheon was served the committee by Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs. John Woods, Mrs. Eliza Cote and Miss Agnes Bren- nan and Mrs. James G. Burr.
 Head Electrician.
 George Bell, for number of years night electrician at the Baltic Mills, has been promoted to head electrician to fill the vacancy caused by the res- ignation of Thomas Barnford.
 Newsy Notes.
 Arthur Parent was in New Haven Thursday on business.
 John Riley of Youngstown, Ohio, is in town on business.
 Michael Birmingham of Providence, 9 former resident of Baltic visited friends ia town this week.
 Peter Cardin is employed as clerk at the Baltic Inn.
 Dreseher- Gallagher Marriage at Noon
 Wednesday-Weddina Dinner Fol-
 lows.
 At noon Wednesday Edward John Drescher and Miss Madeline Teresa Gallagher were united in marriage by Rev. J. V. E. Bellanger at St. Marys rectory. Private Parick Connell of Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina, and Miss Anna Drescher. sister of the groom, were the witnesses. The bride wore white Georgette crepe with che nille trimmings. She wore a white Milene hat. Miss Dreseher was gown ed in pink Georgette crepe trimmed with blue and white beads. She wore a Leghorn hat. The bride carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and sweet peas. Her maid carried pink sweet peas.
 Following the ceremony, the Waure- gan hotel served dinner at the home of the bride on Railroad street. The house was decorated with pink and white. sweet peas and roses by Gedu1- dig of Norwich.
 The groom's gift to his bride was a necklace of topaz and gold beads. To MT. Cornell he gave a gold wrist watch. The bride gave the groom a Waldemar watch chain. To her maid she gave a bar pin of platinum set with acerinerius.
 The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. George Drescher of Railroad street and for number of years has been associated in the meat business with his father on Railroad street. He | is a popular member of the B. W. S. club. Mir. Drescher is active in dif- ferent sports. He played on the Baltic football team and was a former man ager of the B. w. s. basketball team.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Veronica Gallagher. She is an &C., complished musician and for a number of years has been soloist in St. Mary's choir.
 The numerous handsome gifts from the members of the Rosary society and other friends testified to the popular 1 ityof mcbride. c
 ity of the bride. The bride for a num- Der of years has been milliner at B. Gotthelfs' in Norwich MT. and Mrs. George Dreseher pre- sented the young couple check for 1 s1,0O0. Mrs. Gallagher gave the bride and groom check for $500.
 The newlyweds left town at o'clock by automobile for a honeymoon trip. On their return they will reside with the brides mother in the Drescher l cottage on Railroad street. The hand some wedding presents include silver 1 cut glass, china, gold, linen and house hold furnishings.
 The bride travelled in tailored suit l of blue foulard with Georgette crepe | trimmings
 Guests were present at the wedding from Waterbury, Norwich, Occum, and l Baltic, Northampton, Mass, Providence and Wickford, R. I.