Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-28

of confetti for a short wedding tour | to, Hartford and New York. Both MT. | and Mrs Mansfield have large circle | of friends who wish them much hap piness in their married life.
 Gager-HaII.
 One of the prettiest of June we'd | dings was solennized at s o'clock | Thursday evening when Miss Dorothy, | younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | married William Williams Gager of Waterbury Only relatives and a few personal friends were present.
 The home was very lovely with it's decorations of palms laurel and June roses which were used throughout the house The decorations of the recep ton hall were in green and pink as a color scheme. the balustrade being artistically twined with laurel and l pink rambler roses. The color scheme was carried out in the living room, where pink roses were effectively used. Red was the prevailing color
 of the dining room, where was used a
 profusion of the brilliant rambler roses.
 At the appointed hour, while the bridal chorus from Lohengrin was
 played by Miss Charlotte Treat of
 South Manchester, a personal friend, | the bride, accompanied by her father,
 preceded by the brides sister, Miss
 Virginia Hall as maid of honor. de-
 scended to the reception hall. From
 the stairs Miss Harriet Gager of Der by, sister of the groom, and Miss Blanche de la Montague of Kingston,
 N. Y. leading, unwound white ribbons forming an aisle through which the
 bridal party proceeded to the living
 room. where they were met by the groom and his best man, his brother,
 Edwin Baker Gager. Jr., of Derby.
 Before a bank of palms, laurel and
 pink roses the double ring Episcopal ceremony was impressively performed :, by Rev. William Alexander of Cheshire, former pastor of the Con gregational church of Derby. which was attended by both the bride and groom.
 , After the service a reception was l held, during which the Wauregan
 house catered. Receiving with the
 bridal party were the brides parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stephen W. Hall. and
 Judge and Mrs. Edwin Baker Gager of Derby, parents of the. groom. : The bride was charming in a gown
 of white taffeta and georgette crepe beautifully embroidered in seed pearls
 A tulle veil hung in a long trail from
 a bandeau5 coronet. caught with brides l roses. She carried an arm bouquet of 3 brides roses.
 The maid of honor wore a dainty l gown of white george crepe with trim I mings of chenille and bead embroid- > cry. The ribbon bearers, Miss Blanche : de la Montague, was lovely in a pink : silk taffeta, as was Miss Harriet Gagel : in a gown of blue silk taffeta. . MT. and Mrs. Gager left early in the | evening for a wedding trip of a month @ which will be spent on camping triT f in the Maine woods. She wore trav, n cling suit of navy blue silk taffeta. @ On their return they will be in theil l. newly furnished home, in Waterbury 0 after Sept. 1st.
 a There was large display of wed, ding gifts of furniture, cut glass, sil : yer, including chest of flat silver, { 0 Liberty bond and several substantial S checks.
 n The bride is one of Norwich's pop q ular young ladies. She is graduat n of the Derby High school and was is student of the Norwich Art class k The groom is the son of Judge an V Mrs. Edwin Baker Gager of Derby l. He is graduate of Yale college of tn
 class of 1913 and of the Yale Lav ,r school in 1916, and is located in Wa e terbury, where he is a prominent law U ,r Walker & Gager.
 e Among the out of town guests wer at Judge and Mrs. Edwin Baker Gaze m Miss Harriet Gager and Edwin Bake -e Gager, Jr., of Derby, Miss Blanche d ,e la eMontayne, Kingston. N. Y, Dwigh { Bisbee Mrs. Dora Bisbee and Mis- " Rita Bisbee,~ Cliftondale. Mass. MT. IS Leslie Spencer, Miss Dora Jilso1
 Guilford, Mir. and Mrs. John Ash, Nils
 Elizabeth Ash, Miss Annie Ash an
 Norman Ash of Pomfret, Miss Rub
 Banks of Bridgeport, MT. and Mir z Herbert Bennett, Willimantic, Mir an
 Mrs. Fitch Barber, MT. and Mrs. c. Iv Treat, Miss Harriet Treat, Miss Char y Totte Treat, all of South Mancheste
 Mrs. Lester Wheeler of Waterbur. ; Mrs. Linsay Linnell Buzzards Ba. al Mass. Russell Robins, U. S. N, ( I. Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs. L. E. Cotte se Waterbury.
 of GoIIey-Heward. ne Joseph Golley and Miss Mabel How n- ard. both of New London. were mal Id ried here on Thursday evening at s. y- o'clock at the home of the bride e. mother at 428 Main street. The cert ad Tnony was performed by Rev. Benjs n- min w. Williams, pastor of Mt Ca er. vary Baptist church of which the briC he is a member.
 a The house was beautifully decorate mt with flowers and collation. was ser at ed after the ceremony for the par to Of twenty five guests.
 h. The bride was attended by her si n- ter, Mrs Pecola Thompson, and u ve best man was Mir Thompson Nj m Golley is employed in New Londc re and his bride has also been in the en is ploy of the railroad there. h~ Bosvert-Larocque. of The marriage of Eugene Boisve r. and Mary Larocque occurred Thur q day morning at o'clock in St Pa ve rick's church. Rev J. H. Broderit
 performed the ceremony and sang u of nuptial mass that followed. The brid a couple were attended by FerdinaI or Boisyert and .Adelard Davignon. er The groom was born in Canada. SC
 of Charles Boisvert, and is employt
 a sa chauffeur. He has resided at
 Hobart avenue. His bride is u daughter Of Charles Larocque and VI born in Lawrence Mass. She has r
 sided at 21 Cliff street.
 n- ITALIAN ARMY