Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-07
WEDDINGS
Quick-Lane.

A pretty autumn wedding took place on Wednesday evening al the Grace Memorial church when Miss JIiia Frances Lane, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Lane of 50 Palmer ave nue, and pr. John D. Quick Of Lun- Eertun, N. C., were united in marriage by Rev. k. George Riddle of New Lon- don, former pastor Of the Mckinley Avenue A. M. F. Zion church The church was prettily decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. The church was filled to capacity with rel atives and friends of the bride and groom.
 The ceremony was performed at 5 o'clock in front of an altar Of palms. ferns and cut flowers. The bride en- tered the church with her uncle. James Lee, to the music of the wedding
 march from Lohengrin, played by Miss Maud EppS. and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man ] Rev. L. H. Powells of Luberten. The | maid of honor was Miss Rosa Brown of New York and the bridesmaids we're Miss Flossy Merchant of Pitts barGh, Miss Mayne Briggs Of New ] York and Miss Olive P Geer of Nor l lrich The groon's attendants were 1 Lieut. R. l.. Ward of New York, Jo-
 seph Epns and Benjamin Dale of Nor wien. The ushers were Mrs. Joseph 1 Epps and Miss Lena Jones.
 1 The bride was goHned in white crepe de chine and white satin with pearl trimmings and wore q veil 1 caught with lilies of the valley. She carried a shower bouquet of bride l loses.
 1 Miss Brown was sowned in yellow l taffeta with gold trimmings and car ried yellow chrysaurhemGms. Miss ! l7l.igss wore cha ngeable satin with gold and tulle trimmings and carried pnik chrysanthemufas. Miss Mef- chants gown was of blue taffeta with gold lace trimmings and carried white chTy ysanthepums. Miss Geer wore green taffeta with lace and gold trim nIngs ana she carried white chrysan IthcMums Mrs. Lane, the brides mother, wore wisteria satin with g0ld l trimmings.
 As a recessional Miss Maud Epps tlayed Mendelssohn's wedding march The brides gifts to her maid of hon or and bridesmaids were brooches with the birthstone of each set in Goid. Tho groem's gifts to his attendants were gold cuff links.
 Following the ceremony a reception
 was held at the home of the brides
 parents on Palmer avenue at whicf
 guests from Orange. N. J.. Newark Amherst, Mass, New York New Ha. ven. Pittsburgh and North tFaro1ins
 were present! An orchestra furnish
 ed music during the evening and re
 freshments were served. The bride received a wealth of gifts, including
 money, cut glass, tilverware, chfna
 and linen.
 The bride is a native Of Norwich 1 being graduated from the schools hert and from Howard university. Tht
 groom is practicing physician il Iumberton. N. C.. and fs gradual,
 of Shaw university and of the How ard Medical school.
 After the reception at the home Dr
 and Mrs. Quick left for weddin'
 tour to New York. Washington ant Newport News, after which they vii : make their home in Lumberton. i, Heidredge-F rchmander. Harry E. Holdredge and Miss Annt A. Frohmander were married on Wed nesday at the brides home in Oecun , by Rev. Charles Smith, assisted b , Rev. Arthur Varley of Taftville. Tn , bride was married in her going ava gown of brown trimmed with rose { pink A reception followed the cere mony which was attended by guest
 from Boston, Willimantic and Norwich = After an eytended wedding trip th : bridal couple will reside in their newl r furnished home, in Occum. They re 6 ceived many beautiful presents, in } cluding a substantial check from tn ) groorn's mother, Mrs. Ida NJ Hold
 redge. He is employed as a salesman The bride is the daughter of Mrs Kat
 Frohmander of Occum. She is organ e ist in the Methodist church at Vef v sailles and has been employed in tn 1 Totokett mill.