Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
WEDDINGS
TayIor-Swanson

lTuu0 oNdl1SOu d1lu kAlUCIl dy lOi WSi united in marriage by Rev. Charles used. Only relatives of the couple were present. After the wedding there was a reception at the home Of the brides parents on High street, Baltic.
 Miss Swanson, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Swanson of | High street, was attended by Mrs. l Charles Cruthers of Norwich, the matron of honor. The best man was Charles Cruthers of Norwich.
 The bride was prettily dressed, her gown being of white crepe de chine, embroidered in pearls. The maid of honor, Mrs. Cruthers, wore white silk. MT. and Mrs. Taylor will leave the village for few weeks honeymoon and upon their return will reside in the village, a home having been fit fted out for the happy couple on Main l street.
 Mir. Taylor is employed by the A. C.. swan company as mechanic. Both he and his bride are well known about the village and their many friends ried life.
 Patterson-Thompson.
 | A large number of relatives and
 
 I St. Mary's church at nine o'clock l "Wednesday morning Of Alfred w.. Patterson of Preston and Miss Mary A. Thompson of this city. The cer- emony was performed by the Rev.
 John H. Fitzma urice, who then eel
 ebrated a nuptial high mass. Henry La Fontaine acted as organist, as sisted by Mrs. T. Donovan. The , offertory selection was an Ave Ma ria, finely rendered by MT. La Fon-
 taine.
 Miss Loretta Thompson, sister of
 the bride. was bridesmaid and John w. Nichols acted as best man. The
 bride was charmingly gowned in white georgette crepe, trimmed with l pearls and wore veil with a wreath , of daisies. She carried a shower l bouquet of white roses and daisies l The bridesmaid wore pink georgette 7 with pink trimmings and hat to ) match and carried pink roses. l A wedding breakfast and reception 9 was held at the brides home at 9l g numerous valuable and beautiful gifts were received by the happy T couple.
 r The grooms gift to the best mar I was a pair of golf cuff links and the l l brides gift to her bridesmaid was ( I pink sapphire ring.
 q The bride is the daughter O Mir. and Mrs. James J. Thompson :, of 92 Roath street and has alway! q lived here. MT. Patterson is the sol ! of Mrs. Alice Kelly of Poquetanucl l. the Shore Line Electric Railwa.
 Company at Westerly. The newl, T married couple left for New York ol !. an afternoon train and after wed ding trip will make their home a e Westerly, R. I.
 Frohmader- Dousherty. d A pretty wedding took place Wed l. nesday morning at 10 o'clock, at tn If Sacred Heart rectory, Taftville, whe l, Mary Francis Dougherty was unite Il in marriage with Andrew J. Froh
 nader, by Rev. U. O. Bellerose. ie The bride was charming in a gow IS of embroidered white georgette crep d over pussy willow taffeta. She wor y a picture hat to match and carried
 shower bouquet of bridal roses, Tn l. maid of honor was Miss Agne t Dougherty of Washington, D. C., sis s ter of the bride. She wore frock ( Ill pink georgette crepe over satin, an 10 carried, a shower bouquet of Killarr or ey roses. The best man was Joh m Frohmader, brother Of the groom. F breakfast was served at the Waure E gan House, only the immediate fam I? lilies being present.
 s The bride is the daughter of MT e, Marion Dougherty of Merchants av 70 and is graduate of the Baltic Aca ot denny. The groom is the son of M m and Mrs. John F'rohmader of Norwic n ave. Both bride and groom are en 'n ployed by the Ponemah Co. )d Tho brida raoeiye1 pItro off " including cut glass, silver and none ID They left for an extended tour up tf tu Hudson. They will also visit Niaga1 as Falls and vaious other places of 1T ,, terest
 n The groom's gift to the bride wf " rope of La Tosca pearls and to tf ''1,ii best man, a diamond stick pin. IT ,n ,,r brides gift to the groom was pea ,n and diamond stick pin and to 5 10 maid an aquamarine ring.
 Gilbert-Lee. Ill Ill The marriage of Mfrs Helen Le .i :: daughter of Rev J. Beveridge Le i, pastor of the Second Congregation 5In church of New London. to Charl n,e n Breed Gilbert of Milwaukee. took pla ~. ,o at noon Wednesday at the residen u. o,, of the brides parents. 27 Broad stree ~ ~ New London. Dr. Lee ofiiciated ~, the ceremony, which was attended eS a large assembly of guests from u lie city, New York. Washington and u ", middle west.
 ai1 ed The bride. who was given in ma 'at riage by her brother Lieut.. Meredi " Lee, U. $. A., wore a charming gov
 of white ivory satin. trimmed wi
 duchess lace and seed pearls. S
 carried a shower bouquet of whi ID sweet peas. orchids and lilies of t H. valley.
 h Mrs. George W. Smith of Milwa v- kee, a sister of the bridegroom, W m matron of honor. She wore an a ro with bronze maline hat and carri of pale blue larkspurs.
 on The brides attendants. attired its buff colored organdie and carryi 10 o blue larkspurs were Mrs. Willia 15 Wilkinson Of Atlanta. Ga. a sister
 the bridegroom; Miss Elizabeth M ad guire of Philadelphia, Pa, and M .o ou Gwendolyn Rawson of Cincinna . George w. Smith, brother-in-law ad ai1 the bridegroom. was best man. so' Following the reception MT. a ol ding trip. They will be at home ,as their residence. 20 Nameaug stre ,ettt New London. after Sept. 1.
 FrisweII-Graham for A pretty wedding took place ar- Wednesday evening at o'clock at IT, home of MT. and Mrs. James Grah; len in Jisbon when their daughter NTs lss Isabelle, was united in marriage W ue' Frederick A. Friswell of Norwich. I er- house was handsomely decorated "
 laurel and roses and the ceremony to
 place under a large arch of roses (
 laured. The double ring Episcopal S