Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-16
WEDDINGS,
carpentsr-Thomas.,

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 There was a pretty wedding at the home-of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph E. Car- penter at Fort Point in Preston at three o'clock Monday afternoon when their youngest son, Paul c. Carpen- ter, who is at present sergeant ma jor in the 302nd l.. F. A. at Camp Devens, was united in marriage with Miss IneZ Thomas of New London.
 The ceremony was performed in the east room which had been attractiyely decorated with a large American flag surrounded by smaller ones and other patriotic decorations, by Rev. E. Harley Smith, pastor of the Federal Street M. E. church. New London. Miss Alma Carpenter, sister of the groom was the bridesmaid and Frank L5- throp of Norwich Town was best man. The bride and her attendant wore blue with hats to match. Only the im- mediate relatives weer in attendance. Following the ceremony refresh ments were served, the favors at the table being in patriotic colors. MT. and Mrs. Carpenter left on late aft ernoon train for a wedding trip to New York during the seven day fur tough which the groom was able to se- cure.
 MT. Carpenter has many friends in this city where he is a member of the Arcanum club. He is also a 32nd degree Mason. His bride has been employed by the James Hislop com pany in New London.
 GiIrcy-Dorr.
 Many friends in Norwich and among the summer season colonists at Gales Ferry will read with interest the following notice from the AL l bany, N. Y, Journal. of April 11th: Announcements have been received | in Albany of the marriage of Miss Helen Dorr of Albany and New Yorl city, and Captain Robert W. Gilroy son of Dr. W. F. Gilroy and Mrs Giiroy of Mount Vernon. The cere. many was performed last Saturday
 noon in the Church of the Ascension New York city, hu the Rev Dr Grant Mrs. William Loeb, Jr., O
 New York city. formerly of Albany, {
 sister of the bride, was matron O
 honor: and Corporal Frederick Gil roy of Camp Dix was his brother
 best man.
 Only members of the two familie
 were present, including the bride groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will jam Loeb, Jr., of New York city; tn lbridegreom's uncle and aunt, Mir. an,
 Mrs. Arthur H. Geer of Albany, an,
 an aunt, Miss Lucy Geer, of Norwich
 Conn. The ceremony was followed b, a breakfast in the home of MT an, Mrs. LoeIn, East Sixty Third street Cartain Gilroy and Mrs. Gilroy ar on short wedding trip and are pass 1 ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gee in Manning boulevard, Albany The, will live in Peniberton, N.. J. Cap tain Gilroy is stationed with the 15Sr depot brigade at Camp Dix, N. Captain Gilroy made his home wit
 MT. and Mrs. Geer several years. H
 was graduated from Lehigh univer
 sity, class of 1914.
 l Hero-PulkaIIus.
 The wedding of Miss Anna E. Pu
 kaifus and Frank V. Hero took plac
 Saturday morning at the German Lu theran church at o'clock. The coupl were unattended. The double rim service was used, the ceremony bein Rev. P. F. Werth. The weddin march was played by piano pupil ( Y the bride. Miss Gertrude Oelze. Tn .. bride wore white Georgette crepe an
 carried shower bouquet of roses an
 hweet peas. There were many gift
 of cut glass, silver and linen. Tn f couple left during the morning on shert wedding trip to New York an 7 New Jersey. The bride is a gradual ] Of the Norw&h Free Academy, clas of 1910. and has been a teacher z . Long Society school in Norwich fe , the past few years. and is also organ | ist at the German church. The grool
 is operator at the Breed theatre. o f their return they will reside at { 5 Smith avenue.