Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17
WEDDINGS.
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|, ~ pretty WeGefing took place last Wednesday, morning at S30, when Miss Theresa J. Coff.,- was united in mar riage with Ray Lofgreen, c. NM, who has been stationed at the. sub- marine base. The ceremony was per formed at the Occum rectory by th pastor, Rev. Frederick D sssurealt. Mis Alice J. Exley. friend of the bride wa bridesmaid. The best man was C. Katz. c. M NJ, of New London Botl the groom and best man. were in un form. The brides gown was of nay blue broadcloth suit. with black Tyr neckpiece. with d large black picture hat of pan velvet with Alice blue es- frich tips.
 The bridesmaid wore Q navy blu suit of tr'cotine with copey fur trfrG- nlings witha black velvet tugtan ts:II5- med with a numidi aigrette. Both the bridfe and maid wore eorsage bo't-
 quets of Aaron Ward! roses. Til@
 bride. is very popular They receive I many handsome gifts.
 The bride is the daughter of Jfils and Annie Stuart Coffey of, Norwicia. The groom is a native Of Ersisiass Minn., and has just received his d | charge from the navy.
 1 The newly married. couple left G ] the 1.47 express for New York. alaf will 80 to Los Angeles California where they are to reside.
 KIineon-Siosberg. | One of the prettiest home weddinf l of the fall season took place Sunda evening at the residence of Mr., an Mrs. Charles Slosherg of f25. West Main street when their oldest daHgh- 1 ter, Fanny. became the wife of Br.
 Louis E.. klfngon of Bridgeport The 1 ceremony was performed at, o'clock I by Rabbi Max Stafnyn, assisted by
 Rabbi J. N. Rosenberg. l The bride was attended by her sis l ter, Mrs. Herman GrodzinsiSy of Kew l. Haven, as matren of honor. Miss Anna
 Klingon, sister of the groom. as maid | of honor, and the two bridesmaids Miss Ida Slosberg. sister Of the. bride /, and Miss Thelma Solomon, her cousin Dr. H. W. Gredzinsky of New Haven
 was best man, and the ushers were
 Mortimer J. Klingon of Brown uriiHer- sity. Albert Haymon of Bridgeport and David Bendett of this city.
 The flower girls were two riieces oa the bride, M. Beverly Grodziflsky o' New Haven and Beverly Ruth SIos- tberg, and the ring bearers were hel twin cousins. Richard and Jerome. oi Portsmouth; Va.
 The bride was charming in gowf
 of white satin with pearl trin1mfHss her veil caught with orange blossoms
 and she carried a shower bouquet O white roses. The niatron of homo I wore peach colored satin and carried American Beauty roses. and the maft of honor wore Alice blue geofgett
 with silver trimmings. Miss SlosSerl
 was in blue satin and carried yelloV chrysanthemurns and Miss Solomon
 wore black satin and carried yeiioT
 chrysanthemurns
 The bride wore the gift of tn
 groom, platinum bar pin,. set wit
 diamonds. Her gift. to the naatron 0
 honor was a, platinum bar pin an !. cameo pins to the maid of honor an the bridesmaids. The groom presente the best man gold cuff links. and gol penknives to the ushers. The brid received a large number of vaiuabl
 gifts, including money, cut glass, sil fver and linen.
 The house was attraetively decorate
 by Yer Steeg with cfrysantliemum and autumn foliage, and a musica
 program was rendered. during tn evening by Rowland's' orchestra. play ing before the ceremony and durin
 the wedding supper that was served t the 100 guests, who included relative
 and friends from Bridgeport. Ne7 l York, New Haven. Baltimore, Jerse
 city, and Richmond. Va.
 The groom is the son of Mir. an Mrs. M. Klingon of Colchester, is graduate of the Norwich Free kcad emy,. class of 1906. University C 7 Michigan. 1910. and was at Bellevu ! hospital, New York, for three year! ]; He has practiced in New York for si
 wears and has recently located | Bridgeport. He was in the medics 2 service during the war. with the ran r of lieutenant and was stationed a , Newport News. The bride is grad I uate of the Norwich Free Academ,
 lclass of 1916. The newly marie
 Ecouple left for wedding trip to Can - ad and will be at home in Bridgeport , after Jan. l.